The PS5 uses AMD’s RDNA 2 GPU architecture originally released in 2020, while the PS5 Pro uses what Cerny refers to in the video as RDNA 2.X. The new GPU is a mixture of what was already offered ...

Around 7 minutes in, the presenter Mark Cerny directly addressed the rumor ... 33.5 teraflop number that’s been circulating for PS5 Pro. That number isn’t anywhere in our developer docs.

Today, Sony released a new technical presentation from PlayStation architect Mark Cerny, in which he took a deep dive into the PS5 Pro – in particular, the system’s new AI upscaling tech ...

TL;DR: Mark Cerny detailed the PS5 Pro's GPU, highlighting its hybrid RDNA 2.x architecture, combining AMD's RDNA 2 and 3 technologies. The PS5 Pro features 30 Work Group Processors, offering 16.7 ...

With that in mind, Digital Foundry's Oliver Mackenzie spoke to PS5 Pro lead system architect Mark Cerny and core technology director at Insomniac Games, Mike Fitzgerald. This tech interview covers ...

Mark Cerny. Speaking in his ever-calming dulcet tones, Cerny's video is basically a deep dive into the technical side of PS5 Pro, explaining how the new console ticks. It's a very interesting ...

PlayStation 5 Pro head architect Mark Cerny said you really shouldn’t care about how many TFLOPS the PS5 can handle, calling it ‘flopflation.’ ...

We'll likely never have another brain-frying moment, like the jump from 2D to 3D, but lead PlayStation architect Mark Cerny ... hardware, Cerny elaborated that consoles like the PS5 Pro "are ...

There was a lot of discussion around the PS5 Pro and the thinking that went into its hardware and software improvements today from console architect Mark Cerny, who gave a presentation about the ...

While PS5 console architect Mark Cerny doesn’t rule out Path-Tracing on PS5 Pro, he does admit that it would be “tricky” to achieve. Mark Cerny re-affirmed that Sony is still committed to ...

Mark Cerny: So, it's 2.X ... Let's go back to the PS5 Pro. I want to talk about some of the internals. You didn't mention the CPU at all in the presentation today. Is there any difference in ...