PS4 Pro vs. PS5

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Table of Contents PS4 Pro vs. PS5 specs PS4 Pro vs. PS5 graphics PS4 Pro vs. PS5 resolution PS4 Pro vs. PS5 price PS4 Pro vs. PS5 storage PS4 Pro vs. PS5 games Backward compatibility PS4 Pro vs. PS5 controllers PS4 Pro vs. PS5 editions

If you’ve been holding out on making the leap to the current generation but are feeling the pull to experience the best PS5 games your PS4 Pro can’t run, we don’t blame you. There’s no denying that the new system is far more powerful than even the PS4 Pro, plus has plenty of great accessories and controllers to take your games to the next level. But besides access to all the current and upcoming PS5 games, what kind of improvements can you really expect, and is it really worth the extra money?

Here’s what you need to know about Sony’s latest console, and how much of an improvement you’re likely to see should you decide to make the jump to next-gen.

PS4 Pro vs. PS5 specs

In nearly every regard, the PS5 is a better machine than the PS4 Pro. The one thing that — at first glance — might seem off is the PS5’s smaller hard drive size, which comes in at 825GB of memory. We’ll cover the system’s internal memory in more detail below, but for now, it’s important to distinguish the PS5’s solid-state drive (SSD) from the PS4 Pro’s hard disk drive (HDD). The PS5’s SSD is one of its shining factors, which bolsters the machine and makes the user experience better, thanks to its faster load times and an upgrade in overall performance. So that 825GB isn’t as much of a hindrance as it may seem, even if we are losing 175GB of storage space.

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Aside from that, you can clearly see the improvements the PS5 has over the PS4 Pro, from its 10.3 TFLOPs to its 16GB GDDR6 memory, and the ability to accept Ultra HD Blu-ray disks. The only downside we know of when it comes to