The release of an improved version of the PlayStation 5 already seems almost inevitable. A number of insiders have information about the console, led by Tom Henderson, who was the first to talk about the console. After all, last year he laid out the specifications, Sony’s goals and the fact that the project would be codenamed Trinity.
However, the PS5 Pro can also bring new technologies in terms of software, and one of them is upscaling, which is used in most console games these days. However, it mostly uses AMD’s FSR, which still falls short of Nvidia’s DLSS (which only works on Nvidia cards), which is even more noticeable on consoles, where there is often quite aggressive upscaling from low resolutions. And although there are other options (XeSS, TAAU, TSR in UE games…), developers prefer FSR, often citing higher performance.
So will FSR get more competition? Sony is reportedly working on its own upscaling technology, which should use machine learning. NXGamer presented this information somewhat unusually in the Moore’s Law is Dead podcast. He is not an insider, but a technical analyst who makes videos not only for his channel, but also for the famous magazine IGN. As sources, he cites his contacts with developers, who have already confirmed to him several times the presence of upscaling from Sony.
Of course, it remains to be seen whether we’ll see it launch. However, given the number of upscaling technologies out there, it wouldn’t be surprising if Sony implemented its own as well. After all, we know from last year’s document leak that Microsoft is also working on its own version.
Source :Indian TV
