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The PS5 Lead Architect Says the PS5 Pro Will Get an Advanced Graphics Update in 2026 that Will Deliver Better Performance
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World NEWS LiveThe PS5 lead architect says the PS5 Pro will get an advanced graphics update in 2026 that will deliver better performance
Sony is set to release a major update for the PlayStation 5 Pro in 2026, which is expected to significantly improve performance.
The PlayStation 5 Pro is facing a major upgrade announced for 2026. This news will be of particular interest to those of you who already own the Sony Premium console or are considering buying it. The upgrade is intended to affect the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR), a technology that scales down resolutions to 4K using AI. What about the PSSR upgrade? Why is the PSSR upgrade so crucial? PSSR technology is a central component of the …
News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. Sony is not walking around and has already confirmed that the PlayStation 5 Pro will receive a key improvement in 2026, the total integration of AMD FSR 4, the new neural scaling system that promises to bring the visual quality of the games to the next level. This technology, which is already present on PC graphics boards since March, arrives as a free system update, repla…
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