In a nutshell, the official PlayStation Blog sums up the design of the PS5 Pro, in relation to its predecessor with the Pro's ...

This one is a bit of a shocker. The PS5 Pro will retail for $699.99 in the United States. For the sake of comparison, the base PS4 launched at $399.99, and the PS4 Pro also launched at $399. The ...

At higher resolutions, like what the PS5 Pro is clearly designed for, most of the work is going to rely on a strong graphics processor, rather than a CPU. The CPU just needs to coordinate things in ...

It looks like a very continuist design with the current version, although it seems that it won't have adaptive triggers.

Sony just announced the $699.99 PS5 Pro, a beefed-up version of the PS5 that includes a larger GPU and advanced ray tracing support. But if you want to play your physical games on the new console, you ...

Exclusive: I checked out the new console upgrade, coming Nov. 5 for $700, and played a bunch of games. Here's who might appreciate the new graphics boosts the most.

Gran Turismo 7 on PS5 Pro has a surprising 8K mode, but most of us will likely play it at 4K with Ray Tracing turned on. The PC port might take a long time ...

The PS5 Pro should slot into similar shelving to your older PS5, unlike the chunkier PS4 Pro released in 2016 ... with 28% faster RAM and 45% faster rendering. There are three big initial ...

Just like we got a mid-generation upgrade with the PS4 Pro during the last console cycle ... The Pro will have 67% more compute units and 28% faster RAM than the base unit. These will aid in ...

And much like the PS4 Pro before it, this mid-generation console ... both of which were extremely similar to high-end PC ...

The PS5 Pro is now official! Sony just announced it in a nine-minute technical presentation — detailing all the significant upgrades coming to performance, alongside showing off the design of the ...