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Ps5: Sony Tests an Energy Saving Mode that Reduces Performance

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Sony is experimenting with a new "Power Saver" mode for PlayStation 5, allowing compatible games to run with reduced energy consumption. This initiative is part of the brand's environmental approach, but involves a decrease in performance. A beta-tested system update also opens the way to the simultaneous connection of several DualSense controllers.
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Sony is experimenting with a new "Power Saver" mode for PlayStation 5, allowing compatible games to run with reduced energy consumption. This initiative is part of the brand's environmental approach, but involves a decrease in performance. A beta-tested system update also opens the way to the simultaneous connection of several DualSense controllers.

Sony will soon consciously reduce the performance of its PlayStation 5. But don't be afraid, the whole thing is optional and fulfils a purpose. Sony has named the function "Energy Saving Mode for Games". The feature is not yet available – not even as part of the new beta firmware. However, the Japanese manufacturer has confirmed that this feature will reach PlayStation 5 in the near future – in order to throttle the performance of the game conso…

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4K Filme broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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