The PS4 Pro features an upgraded GPU (AMD Radeon, 4.2 TFLOP), which means that it outputs at resolutions up to 4K so games that support it (look out for the PS4 Pro Enhanced icon) will look a lot ...

The PS4 Pro GPU had a clock speed of 911 MHz, and the memory clock ran at 1700 MHz. It’s interesting that the GPU in the Xbox Series S has almost double the clock speed and shader units, yet ...

The PS4 Pro is finally here and we've put it through its paces. While not all games are supported, the ones that are have noticeably improved graphics that really do need to be seen to be believed.

At its base, the PS4 Pro is just a more graphically powerful version of the standard PS4. The new unit's AMD GPU is capable of 4.2 teraflops, Sony says, compared to 1.84 teraflops on the standard ...

PS4 Pro Specs. CPU: 8 Jaguar Cores at 2.1GHz; GPU: 4.20 TFLOPs Polaris GPU; Memory: 8 GB GDDR5, 218 GB/s; PS4 Pro: What we know so far: Double GPU power over existing PS4 models (roughly 2x AMD ...

The PlayStation 4 Pro has just one problem, but it’s a doozy: I can’t show you why it exists. Sony’s souped-up $399 super-console, due Nov. 10, is all about making things faster, or prettier ...

The PlayStation 4 Pro marks a turning point for the modern console era. In fact, it redefines what a “console” even means. Consoles are supposed to offer “good enough” graphics at an ...

The PlayStation Pro will feature a 1TB hard drive, upscaled 4K resolution support, High Dynamic Range (HDR), higher memory bandwidth, an internal GPU that's double the power of the original PS4 ...

[UPDATE] A Horizon Zero Dawn PS4 vs PS4 Pro analysis video has now launched showing the real difference between graphics and framerates on both consoles. Watch the video above to see tthe ...

The PS5 Pro can boost the graphics and frame rates of PS5 games that have been enhanced for the console. However, the console can also give a modest visual boost to PS4 titles, as well.

PS5 Pro vs PS5 – GPU . The PS5 Pro GPU is the star of the show. Right now, all signs are pointing to it being built on the same AMD RDNA 2 architecture as the original PS5, just with, well, more ...