The GPU is another key part of the PS5’s hardware makeup that we don’t know too much about, however, PCGamesN also believe that the PS5 GPU will offer an in-step improvement with the CPU too.

Ultimately, the Series X and PS5 still share the same basic CPU and GPU architecture, so there will likely be minimal differences in power available to developers when it comes to multiplatform games.

Sony's new PS5 Pro is expected to deliver surprising upgrades including a beefy 45% GPU performance increase, but the CPU hasn't been adjusted much. New PlayStation 5 Pro spec leaks paint an ...

I’ve seen the many PS5 Pro dev docs, and Sony has made some interesting choices for its next console. The PS5 Pro CPU will target 3.85GHz (10% more than PS5) in a new “high CPU frequency mode.” ...

The PS5 launched back in 2020 with a custom AMD Zen 2 processor and RDNA 2 GPU, both of which were extremely similar to high-end PC specs of the day. A lot of time has passed, and while the PS5 ...

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When it comes to PS5 launch titles, there are a ton of current rumors. Two that stand out in light of this development news is God of War 2 and Horizon: Zero Dawn 2.

The CPU is identical to the standard PS5, however, the PS5 Pro has a ‘High CPU Frequency Mode”, which takes the CPU to 3.85GHz – A 10% increase over the standard console.

Overview: PS5 Slim offers a smaller, lighter build with upgraded storage options.Performance remains similar, but efficiency ...

The PS5 houses an AMD Zen 2 CPU with 8 cores at 3.5GHz (variable frequency). How all of this translates into gameplay experience on each console remains to be seen.