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PS5 Pro set for a massive upgrade already – should make games look even better
One of the main tools developers have to make their games look better on the PS5 Pro is PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) which can be used to intelligently upscale graphics to higher resolutions while also maintaining high frame rates and performance.
The PS5 Pro will soon get an AMD-powered performance boost
Sony is set to enhance the PlayStation 5 Pro ‘s visual performance by integrating AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4) upscaling technology. This advancement stems from a collaboration between Sony and AMD, known as Project Amethyst, aiming to elevate the console’s graphical fidelity.
AMD's New Upscaling Tech Could Give The PS5 Pro A Much-Needed Extra Boost In 2026
The PS5 Pro could be getting similar tech to AMD’s new version of FSR next year. AMD released the next generation of their graphics cards, the Radeon RX 9070 and 9070 XT, last week. They’re built around their new RDNA 4 architecture, which includes hardware support for a new version of FidelityFX Super Resolution, called FSR 4.
PS5 Pro games will get a more advanced graphics upscaler in 2026
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PS5 Pro Getting an Upgrade in 2026
The PlayStation 5 Pro is already an incredibly powerful console, but players can expect it to get a major graphical boost in 2026.
Sony will give the PS5 Pro crisper graphics — by backporting FSR 4
Many new PS5 Pro games already use an AI upscaler called “PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution” (PSSR) on their AMD-based ...
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The best PS5 Pro games for 2025
Games that take advantage of the PS5 Pro’s better hardware can provide some noticeable improvements to performance and visual fidelity, making it a worthwhile upgrade for those looking for the ...
PlayStation plans to update the PS5 Pro with FSR 4-like technology in the near future
While the PS5 Pro uses PSSR, PlayStation plans to level-up that technology with something closer to AMD's FSR 4 next year.