New Sony console bets on artificial intelligence and doubles internal storage capacity
Sony officially announced the arrival of the PlayStation 5 Pro on the global market, defining November 7th as the date the new hardware will debut on shelves. The console represents a significant mid-gen evolution, designed to offer greater visual fidelity and more stable frame rates, with pre-orders scheduled to begin on September 26th at select retailers.
Main technical innovations presented by the manufacturer:
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– GPU with 67% more computing units than the current model.
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– Memória 28% faster to speed up data processing.
– Renderização games up to 45% faster in complex scenarios.
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Advances in graphics processing and artificial intelligence
The system architecture has been improved to support advanced Ray Tracing, allowing light reflections and refraction to be calculated at double or triple the speed of the original version. Essa change aims to create more realistic and dynamic environments, eliminating performance bottlenecks that previously forced players to choose between image quality and fluidity of movement.
Another pillar of the launch is the introduction of PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), a proprietary upscaling technology. The feature uses machine learning to analyze and improve the resolution of images pixel by pixel, ensuring superior sharpness on 4K screens without placing excessive demands on the main processor, maintaining system stability.
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Storage capacity and physical structure
The new model eliminates the need for immediate memory expansion, leaving the factory equipped with a 2 TB SSD, double the space offered at the launch of the base console. The decision addresses the growing demand for space due to the size of modern game files, allowing users to keep a more robust digital library installed simultaneously.
In terms of connectivity and form factor, the device adopts the Wi-Fi 7 standard for more efficient data transfers and reduced latency in online matches. The design follows the digital line, not including a native disc player, although it is compatible with the drive sold separately, also maintaining full integration with accessories such as the PlayStation VR2 and the DualSense Edge controller.
Suggested price and optimized game catalog
The launch price was set at US$699.99 for the North American market. The value positions the equipment as a premium product, focused on enthusiasts who seek the best possible performance within the brand’s ecosystem, justifying the cost with the inclusion of new processing technologies and the substantial increase in internal storage.
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Several successful titles will receive free updates to make the most of the new hardware through the “PS5 Pro Enhanced” seal. Jogos as Alan Wake 2, Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, Gran Turismo 7 and Marvel’s
The Game Boost feature has also been implemented to benefit the legacy catalog. The functionality promises to stabilize or improve the performance of more than 8,500 compatible PlayStation 4 games, ensuring that the old library runs with greater fluidity and improved resolutions on the new system.
