PS5 Pro to Feature Enhanced GPU, PSSR Upscaling, and Backward Compatibility

Sony's next-gen console aims for higher performance and visual fidelity, with a focus on backward compatibility and new upscaling technology.

Sony's upcoming PS5 Pro is set to offer significant enhancements over the current PS5, including a more powerful GPU with improved ray tracing capabilities and faster system memory.
The PS5 Pro will feature Sony's new PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) upscaling technology, aiming for 4K 60FPS and 8K 30FPS gaming, with future goals of reaching 4K 120FPS and 8K 60FPS.
Backward compatibility with PS5 games is a key focus, with the possibility of performance and visual enhancements for existing titles through the PSSR technology.
Sony is investigating a leak regarding the PS5 Pro's specs, suggesting the leaked information might be accurate and hinting at a holiday 2024 release for the console.
The PS5 Pro's development, codenamed 'Trinity,' has sparked discussions about its potential impact on backward compatibility with the next-generation PlayStation console.