The wait is finally over. The PlayStation 5 Pro is getting revealed tomorrow in a new technical presentation hosted by March Cerny.
The technical presentation, which will be around 9 minutes long, will be streamed tomorrow, September 10th, at 8:00 a.m. PT / 5:00 p.m. CET. While the announcement makes no mention of the PlayStation 5 Pro, the presentation will undoubtedly focus on Sony's long-rumored hardware refresh.
Tune in tomorrow for a PlayStation 5 Technical Presentation hosted by Mark Cerny
The 9-minute stream begins September 10 at 8:00am PT / 4:00pm BST. Full details: https://t.co/VC31WS9VYd pic.twitter.com/qGUF0Yj9Ia
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) September 9, 2024
The PlayStation 5 Pro reveal finally happening this week is not surprising for all those who have been following all the rumors regarding the soon-to-be-announced system, as a well-known insider proved to be correct once again by confirming that the reveal would be happening early this week. The fact that the reveal was also around the corner was essentially confirmed by another well-known insider who managed to get an early look at the system's packaging late last month, providing a sketch that confirmed how the new system's design won't be that much different from that of the base model.
The PlayStation 5 Pro is said to be a considerable step up from the base model. It features a 45% more powerful GPU compared to the base model, which will offer up to 4x ray tracing performance. In addition, the console will support the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution upscaler, which will make the system feel 100% faster than the base model.
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