Sony's rumored handheld could run PS5 games natively with 16GB RAM, AI upscaling, and AMD's UDNA architecture. Launch expected 2027-2028 alongside PS6.

PS5 CPU. The PS5 has an eight-core AMD Zen 2 CPU (Central Processing Unit) with a variable frequency (up to 3.5GHz). Variable frequencies are significant so that your PS5 doesn’t always have to ...

So, yeah, those CPU cores. The PS5 Pro really is mostly a graphics upgrade. It has the same eight Zen 2-spec CPU cores as the original PS5 running at the same 3.5 GHz.

PS5 Pro CPU upgrade to be more hype than performance; Microsoft floated idea of buying Zynga, declined because they wanted bigger mobile player; Sony can't expect PS5 Pro to sell like the PS4 Pro; ...

Sony's Mark Cerny has revealed that "a drop-in replacement for the current PSSR" should be coming to PS5 Pro in 2026. This ...

PS5 Pro vs PS5: CPU. At the time of writing, we're assuming that the PS5 Pro features the same Ryzen Zen 2 CPU as the original model. Mark Cerny didn't make any mention of a new model being ...

The PS5 still can’t play most PS3 games, and it’s all thanks to one costly hardware choice Sony made during the PS3 era.

The PS5 and Xbox Series X have exotic cooling solutions and much more room than a typical laptop. With more limited space, these rumored Strix Halo chips may not be able to reach their full ...

PlayStation console architect Mark Cerny has reiterated Sony's plans to deliver a substantial PS5 Pro visuals upgrade at some ...

“The PS5 Pro uses the same CPU as the PS5 and it would be extremely challenging to hit 60fps if the base PS5 version is targeting 30fps. This isn’t a GPU problem, it’s a CPU problem.” ...

Still, thanks to the PS5 Pro’s other enhancements, GTA 6 will undoubtedly look better on the new console. It just likely will not be the 4K 60fps experience many will be expecting following Sony ...