PS5 Pro: What We Know So Far and What It Could Mean for Gamers Like Me

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The PS5 Pro is on the horizon, and as someone who’s been following the updates closely, I’m eager to see how it will change the gaming experience. Let’s dive into what’s been shared so far and what it could mean for us. Expected Upgrades: CPU, GPU, and Storage The PS5 Pro is likely sticking with the same CPU as the current PS5, with a slight speed boost expected. The real excitement centers around the upgraded GPU, featuring more compute units and improved ray tracing, promising faster rendering and better visuals. Another welcome change is the increase in storage to 2TB SSD, which will significantly reduce the hassle of managing game installations, a common gripe with the original PS5's 825GB or 1TB SSD options. Connectivity and Performance Enhancements The PS5 Pro is set to support Wi-Fi 7, which means faster and more reliable connectivity for online play and downloads. This is particularly useful for gamers relying on wireless connections. Additionally, the new Game Boost featur...
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