This generation started very strong with almost all major games running at 60 frames per second, providing options for those who wanted to increase graphics at the expense of fluidity.
Over the past year, however, we’ve seen more and more examples of big games running at 30 frames per second without an option to lower the graphic quality for a higher frame rate. But as you probably know, according to several good sources, Sony is currently working on the PlayStation 5 Pro, which is said to be launched late this year or early next year. Then surely low frame rates should be a thing of the past?
No, unfortunately it is not certain at all. Although a more powerful version of the PlayStation 5 will increase the chances of the games running at least 60 frames per second, this is not a requirement from Sony to get the label. “Improved”. Different reports:
“While Sony wants this new mode in games, the PS5 Pro ‘Enhanced’ badge will still be available for several other settings that include 30fps gaming. Developers have the ability to run the target resolution of PS5 Pro games at an enhanced resolution. PS5, or even increase the maximum target resolution for games running at variable resolution on PS5.”
The PlayStation 5 Pro is probably the surest way to get the best technical level in your console games, and hopefully not a few developers and publishers will refuse to offer 60 frames per second as standard in their games – but there are no guarantees.
2024-04-17 02:01:16
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