Early PS5 Pro shipments reveal massive upgrades: 16.7 teraflops GPU, 2TB SSD, and more

The PS5 Pro brings significant advancements with a 16.7 teraflop GPU and 2TB SSD.

: The PS5 Pro, expected to release on November 7, features a substantial upgrade in its GPU power to 16.7 teraflops from the regular PS5’s 10.28. Additionally, the console offers a 2TB SSD and 18GB RAM, improving its memory and storage capabilities. Innovations like PSSR AI upscaling and support for Wi-Fi 7 and extra USB-C enhance the gaming experience. Its power consumption has also increased, drawing 390W, up from the base 350W.

The PS5 Pro, set for release on November 7, is already making headlines due to early shipments reaching European retailers, allowing some lucky buyers early access. Its technical specifications have captivated gamers, notably showcasing a significant increase in GPU power to 16.7 teraflops compared to the original PS5's 10.28 teraflops.

With storage doubled to a 2TB SSD, and an 18GB RAM setup (16GB for developers and an additional 2GB for the system), the PS5 Pro promises an enhanced gaming experience. This improved memory configuration supports Sony's PSSR AI upscaling technology, offering better performance on 4K displays and potential to significantly enhance visuals in supported games.

The console also introduces next-gen advancements such as Wi-Fi 7, an additional USB-C port, and greater power consumption at 390W. Its architecture incorporates AMD Zen 2 with an upgrade from RDNA 2 to RDNA 4 GPU, leading to an anticipated performance boost of 2-3x in PS5 Pro Enhanced titles, solidifying PlayStation's lead in the gaming console landscape.

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