PS5 Pro Set for Enhanced Graphics with AMD Tech
Sony’s collaboration with AMD promises a leap in gaming visuals.
Gamers anticipating the PlayStation 5 Pro can look forward to significant enhancements in graphics processing, thanks to an ongoing partnership between **Sony** and **AMD**. The collaboration aims to deliver a superior gaming experience.
Project Amethyst: The Genesis of Enhanced Gaming
**Sony** and **AMD** have been jointly working on “Project Amethyst”
which explores machine learning to improve graphics. One tangible result is the FidelityFX Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4) technology.
According to an interview with **Mark Cerny**, chief architect of the PS5 Pro, the company is developing a feature that surpasses PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) space amplification tech. The launch is slated for 2026, promising enhanced gaming performance.
In 2023, **Sony’s** Project Amethyst sought to leverage machine learning for an improved gaming experience. AMD’s FSR 4 emerged from this initiative, introducing frame-filling via AI, addressing past FSR image blurring issues.
FSR 4 and Beyond
While PSSR and FSR 4 employ distinct algorithms, the technology set to launch in 2026, will not be a watered-down version. Instead, it represents a full integration of **Sony’s** collaboration with **AMD**, delivering performance on par with FSR 4.
Notably, global spending on video games is projected to reach $256 billion in 2024, underscoring the industry’s rapid growth (Newzoo).
The integration of FSR 4 tech implies that the 2026 PS5 Pro could support frame-interpolation, enabling high-quality modes, originally capped at 30 FPS, to run at 60 FPS, and performance modes potentially reaching 120 FPS.
From the same source. Two branches. One vision.
My good friend and fellow gamer @cerny and I recently reflected on our shared journey — symbolized by these two pieces of amethyst, split from the same stone.
Project Amethyst is a co-engineering effort between @PlayStation and… pic.twitter.com/De9HWV3Ub2
– Jack Huynh (@jackmhuynh) July 1, 2025
