Moore’s Law Is Dead: PlayStation 5 Pro without disc drive will be priced at $500
The authors of the YouTube channel Moore’s Law Is Dead talked about the release of a new version of the PlayStation console. The video recording is available on YouTube.
According to the information disclosed by experts, the PlayStation 5 Pro will be an improved version of the PlayStation 5. Bloggers noted that the transition from PS5 to PS5 Pro will be “less modest” than the transition from PS4 to PS4 Pro was at one time.
The cost of the basic version of the console without a disc drive will be $500. Sony is also likely to release a PS5 Pro with a disc drive. It will be more expensive than the current PlayStation 5 console, which is priced at $450. However, the authors believe that the base PS5 will fall in price to $400 after the release of the Pro model.
The authors of the Moore’s Law Is Dead channel also said that the new console will be a little more powerful than the current one. The device will allow you to run some games in 4K resolution and increase the frame rate. The console is also likely to be based on the eight-core AMD Zen 2 architecture with 56 computing units and will receive 16 gigabytes of GDDR6 RAM.
Earlier, a blogger under the nickname RedGamingTech said that Sony has been working on a new generation of the PlayStation console for a year now. According to him, PS6 will be released no earlier than 2028.
Source: Lenta
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