[Hilo Oficial] PS5 Pro

tiku escribió:Salen decenas y decenas de actualizaciones de firmware a lo largo del año, y esta beta detallaba que iba sobre todo por temas de UTF y emojis... no os ralléis con cada cosa que sale xD

Pero sí, yo creo que algo posible para con PSSR2 puede ser verano-inicio de otoño (septiembre)

tiku escribió:Salen decenas y decenas de actualizaciones de firmware a lo largo del año, y esta beta detallaba que iba sobre todo por temas de UTF y emojis... no os ralléis con cada cosa que sale xD

Pero sí, yo creo que algo posible para con PSSR2 puede ser verano-inicio de otoño (septiembre)

Sulei escribió:

tiku escribió:Salen decenas y decenas de actualizaciones de firmware a lo largo del año, y esta beta detallaba que iba sobre todo por temas de UTF y emojis... no os ralléis con cada cosa que sale xD

Pero sí, yo creo que algo posible para con PSSR2 puede ser verano-inicio de otoño (septiembre)

Ya ya...pero esos entresijos de actualización de grafica y demás no se detallan nunca, siempre son los "mejoras de rendimiento y estabilidad"

Pero si algo es cierto, es que estamos más cerca que ayer

Podemos hacer una porrita, yo digo mayo

Ya anunciado y funcionando en juegos TOP, DS2, Yotei, Alan 2, Spider 2, Ratchet...

logame escribió:Ya me llegó mi querida y ya estoy transmitiendo los datos de una a otra.

Primera duda:

Hay algún soporte económico horizontal? Menuda decepción la castaña de los 2 plastiquitos.

Cuando enchufo un cable o lo que sea, se tambalea un montón.....

Tengo impresora 3D, por si hay modelos

logame escribió:Ya me llegó mi querida y ya estoy transmitiendo los datos de una a otra.

Primera duda:

Hay algún soporte económico horizontal? Menuda decepción la castaña de los 2 plastiquitos.

Cuando enchufo un cable o lo que sea, se tambalea un montón.....

Tengo impresora 3D, por si hay modelos

logame escribió:Ya me llegó mi querida y ya estoy transmitiendo los datos de una a otra.

Primera duda:

Hay algún soporte económico horizontal? Menuda decepción la castaña de los 2 plastiquitos.

Cuando enchufo un cable o lo que sea, se tambalea un montón.....

Tengo impresora 3D, por si hay modelos

logame escribió:Ya me llegó mi querida y ya estoy transmitiendo los datos de una a otra.

Primera duda:

Hay algún soporte económico horizontal? Menuda decepción la castaña de los 2 plastiquitos.

Cuando enchufo un cable o lo que sea, se tambalea un montón.....

Tengo impresora 3D, por si hay modelos

logame escribió:Al final he impreso estos soportes:
https://makerworld.com/es/models/922756 ... eId-885198

Han quedado muy ajustados y ahora la consola no solo está estable si no que está 1 par de cm en alto así le da un poquito más el aire

logame escribió:@BeSalmorejo bailaba con esas patas sin lector, era poner un cable o tocarla y parecía la peor de las sillas cojas de un bareto

Con el lector ya no sé porque directamente le he puesto el lector y las impresas a la vez.


La estética, bueno, sí, me da igual

RT on seems to maintain solid 60 from what I see (may have missed a blip) (edit: at the 8:43 mark you can see RT mode dip into the 50s)

RT off is 78-90+ on the first scene and 85-100+ in the second scene

Personally, I think I'd prefer RT on. It seems to add a lot of depth in many comparisons

DF say the Pro is significantly better than base consoles and its not even remotely close, that the RT mode is a game changer and looks sharper while delivering far better lighting etc. and the performance is really solid, aside really the first street scene which does have a few minor blips.
No word of shimmer either. Maybe its a thing on all platforms so its not highligted, but basically - if you wanna play the game and dont have a PC, play it on PS5 Pro.

BeSalmorejo escribió:Por vuestro bien os digo, si queréis jugarlo con raytracing no probéis ni de coña el otro modo, porque si lo probáis vais a verlo a trompicones si o si el modo RT por muy a 60fps que vaya el de raytracing.
El cerebro es así de jodido y puñetero.
Ya os digo yo que con el RE Village me costo ponerlo con raytracing tras probar el modo sin raytracing porque es una locura a los fps que va "sin RT".

jon2491 escribió:Me parece curioso que en el vídeo de DF de RE Requiem no mencionen el upscaler que se usa en PS5 Pro, ni siquiera suposiciones tipo "quizá sea PSSR o FSR3", y al final del vídeo dicen que tienen una sorpresa preparada para los próximos días.
¿Será que RE Requiem ya lleva PSSR 2 y nadie lo está mencionando?

Resident Evil Requiem: Excellent On All Systems But Brilliant on PS5 Pro
Sony's enhanced console delivers stunning image quality and excellent RT effects.

And we need to give the PS5 Pro version the credit it deserves. While the vision for the hardware was to deliver 30fps quality modes at 60fps performance levels, Requiem arguably goes one step further. The RT mode mostly achieves a locked 60fps with only small exceptions, but piles of the features.

The Pro's RT mode doesn't just deliver superb RT reflections and global illumination, the upscaling technology is generations apart from the 120Hz mode, which is visually identical to base PS5 and Xbox Series X

That starts with image quality. Although native resolution is similar to the base PS5 version, the temporal upscaling solution is remarkable in delivering what looks close to native 4K resolution even though the pixel counts come in at just over 1080p. Ray tracing is added to the mix, with transformative reflections and global illumination.

While some low-resolution reflection noise and denoising artifacts are occasionally visible, the enhancement is clear. The 120Hz mode doesn't just disable RT, it disables the upscaler too, leaving you with a far less impressive spatial scaler, which looks a lot like the PC version running with FSR1. Performance on the 120Hz mode isn't perfect, but it's consistently high, with the game supporting proper VRR - so it basically always looks smooth if you have the appropriate display.

I'd say that the character models are some of the best I've seen in a video game. While recognisably Capcom, the realism is brilliant: the quality of materials, cloth rendering, skin shading and eye refraction impressing me greatly. The strand-based hair system first seen in the remade Resident Evil 4 returns, but this time it doesn't seem to excessively drain performance, the hair is lit correctly and integrates into every scene effectively.

Performance is great with only minor stress points. Series S loses strand-based hair and runs at a low resolution but frame-rates are still solid.

Cross-platform comparisons? PS5 Pro is clearly in a class of its own here. It's one of the most convincing upgrades we've seen for the system. As mentioned, the Pro's 120Hz mode is effectively the same as the standard model's 60fps presentation, meaning that RT reflections and GI are gone. You do get the hair strand system at least!

tiku escribió:

Resident Evil Requiem: Excellent On All Systems But Brilliant on PS5 Pro
Sony's enhanced console delivers stunning image quality and excellent RT effects.

And we need to give the PS5 Pro version the credit it deserves. While the vision for the hardware was to deliver 30fps quality modes at 60fps performance levels, Requiem arguably goes one step further. The RT mode mostly achieves a locked 60fps with only small exceptions, but piles of the features.

The Pro's RT mode doesn't just deliver superb RT reflections and global illumination, the upscaling technology is generations apart from the 120Hz mode, which is visually identical to base PS5 and Xbox Series X

That starts with image quality. Although native resolution is similar to the base PS5 version, the temporal upscaling solution is remarkable in delivering what looks close to native 4K resolution even though the pixel counts come in at just over 1080p. Ray tracing is added to the mix, with transformative reflections and global illumination.

While some low-resolution reflection noise and denoising artifacts are occasionally visible, the enhancement is clear. The 120Hz mode doesn't just disable RT, it disables the upscaler too, leaving you with a far less impressive spatial scaler, which looks a lot like the PC version running with FSR1. Performance on the 120Hz mode isn't perfect, but it's consistently high, with the game supporting proper VRR - so it basically always looks smooth if you have the appropriate display.

I'd say that the character models are some of the best I've seen in a video game. While recognisably Capcom, the realism is brilliant: the quality of materials, cloth rendering, skin shading and eye refraction impressing me greatly. The strand-based hair system first seen in the remade Resident Evil 4 returns, but this time it doesn't seem to excessively drain performance, the hair is lit correctly and integrates into every scene effectively.

Performance is great with only minor stress points. Series S loses strand-based hair and runs at a low resolution but frame-rates are still solid.

Cross-platform comparisons? PS5 Pro is clearly in a class of its own here. It's one of the most convincing upgrades we've seen for the system. As mentioned, the Pro's 120Hz mode is effectively the same as the standard model's 60fps presentation, meaning that RT reflections and GI are gone. You do get the hair strand system at least!

https://www.digitalfoundry.net/news/2026/02/review-resident-evil-requiem-excellent-on-all-systems-but-brilliant-on-ps5-pro

Sulei escribió:

tiku escribió:

Resident Evil Requiem: Excellent On All Systems But Brilliant on PS5 Pro
Sony's enhanced console delivers stunning image quality and excellent RT effects.

And we need to give the PS5 Pro version the credit it deserves. While the vision for the hardware was to deliver 30fps quality modes at 60fps performance levels, Requiem arguably goes one step further. The RT mode mostly achieves a locked 60fps with only small exceptions, but piles of the features.

The Pro's RT mode doesn't just deliver superb RT reflections and global illumination, the upscaling technology is generations apart from the 120Hz mode, which is visually identical to base PS5 and Xbox Series X

That starts with image quality. Although native resolution is similar to the base PS5 version, the temporal upscaling solution is remarkable in delivering what looks close to native 4K resolution even though the pixel counts come in at just over 1080p. Ray tracing is added to the mix, with transformative reflections and global illumination.

While some low-resolution reflection noise and denoising artifacts are occasionally visible, the enhancement is clear. The 120Hz mode doesn't just disable RT, it disables the upscaler too, leaving you with a far less impressive spatial scaler, which looks a lot like the PC version running with FSR1. Performance on the 120Hz mode isn't perfect, but it's consistently high, with the game supporting proper VRR - so it basically always looks smooth if you have the appropriate display.

I'd say that the character models are some of the best I've seen in a video game. While recognisably Capcom, the realism is brilliant: the quality of materials, cloth rendering, skin shading and eye refraction impressing me greatly. The strand-based hair system first seen in the remade Resident Evil 4 returns, but this time it doesn't seem to excessively drain performance, the hair is lit correctly and integrates into every scene effectively.

Performance is great with only minor stress points. Series S loses strand-based hair and runs at a low resolution but frame-rates are still solid.

Cross-platform comparisons? PS5 Pro is clearly in a class of its own here. It's one of the most convincing upgrades we've seen for the system. As mentioned, the Pro's 120Hz mode is effectively the same as the standard model's 60fps presentation, meaning that RT reflections and GI are gone. You do get the hair strand system at least!

https://www.digitalfoundry.net/news/2026/02/review-resident-evil-requiem-excellent-on-all-systems-but-brilliant-on-ps5-pro

Tengo carlismo que optaré por el modo 60fps y calidad RT, nada de modos 120hz

Nandez1987 escribió:Es que sí, vamos a ver que es una PS5 Pro no un PC, están cumpliendo lo que prometieron, subir a 60fps y abandonar los 30fps... subirlo a 120fps para juegos competitivos vale, pero para un RE... lo veo absurdo, ya puestos, que lo bajen a 1080p sin RT a 240fps...

jon2491 escribió:Me parece curioso que en el vídeo de DF de RE Requiem no mencionen el upscaler que se usa en PS5 Pro, ni siquiera suposiciones tipo "quizá sea PSSR o FSR3", y al final del vídeo dicen que tienen una sorpresa preparada para los próximos días.
¿Será que RE Requiem ya lleva PSSR 2 y nadie lo está mencionando?

Resident Evil Requiem uses PSSR 2!

At least I think it’s a fair bet it does.

Watching the digital foundry video. A few things are evident.

The upsampling used on pro is legit. Around 09:00 onwards for about a minute there is detailed comparisons. The foliage on trees. The lines of the building. All render so much cleaner on pro. Whatever is upsampling is very impressive and reminds of a newer version of DLSS in terms of visual quality.

DF are uncharacteristically vague on details of what this very capable upsampling is. They refer to it as a temporal upscaler but don’t mention if it’s PSSR or a capcom engine specific upscaler.

They mention a surprise coming soon at the end of the video.

All this suggests to me this may be PSSR 2.

Of course I could be wrong and this is all fun speculation.

jon2491 escribió:

jon2491 escribió:Me parece curioso que en el vídeo de DF de RE Requiem no mencionen el upscaler que se usa en PS5 Pro, ni siquiera suposiciones tipo "quizá sea PSSR o FSR3", y al final del vídeo dicen que tienen una sorpresa preparada para los próximos días.
¿Será que RE Requiem ya lleva PSSR 2 y nadie lo está mencionando?

Empiezo a leer a gente que opina como yo.
Comentario de reddit:

Resident Evil Requiem uses PSSR 2!

At least I think it’s a fair bet it does.

Watching the digital foundry video. A few things are evident.

The upsampling used on pro is legit. Around 09:00 onwards for about a minute there is detailed comparisons. The foliage on trees. The lines of the building. All render so much cleaner on pro. Whatever is upsampling is very impressive and reminds of a newer version of DLSS in terms of visual quality.

DF are uncharacteristically vague on details of what this very capable upsampling is. They refer to it as a temporal upscaler but don’t mention if it’s PSSR or a capcom engine specific upscaler.

They mention a surprise coming soon at the end of the video.

All this suggests to me this may be PSSR 2.

Of course I could be wrong and this is all fun speculation.

tiku escribió:Estamos ante un caso que el RT hace que la diferencia entre la consola normal y la versión Pro estén bastante alejada en resultado final.

Sinceramente, parece que 4K/60fps/RT es el modo al que atacarle xD

DF say the Pro is significantly better than base consoles and its not even remotely close, that the RT mode is a game changer and looks sharper while delivering far better lighting etc. and the performance is really solid, aside really the first street scene which does have a few minor blips.
No word of shimmer either. Maybe its a thing on all platforms so its not highligted, but basically - if you wanna play the game and dont have a PC, play it on PS5 Pro.

jon2491 escribió:

jon2491 escribió:Me parece curioso que en el vídeo de DF de RE Requiem no mencionen el upscaler que se usa en PS5 Pro, ni siquiera suposiciones tipo "quizá sea PSSR o FSR3", y al final del vídeo dicen que tienen una sorpresa preparada para los próximos días.
¿Será que RE Requiem ya lleva PSSR 2 y nadie lo está mencionando?

Empiezo a leer a gente que opina como yo.
Comentario de reddit:

Resident Evil Requiem uses PSSR 2!

At least I think it’s a fair bet it does.

Watching the digital foundry video. A few things are evident.

The upsampling used on pro is legit. Around 09:00 onwards for about a minute there is detailed comparisons. The foliage on trees. The lines of the building. All render so much cleaner on pro. Whatever is upsampling is very impressive and reminds of a newer version of DLSS in terms of visual quality.

DF are uncharacteristically vague on details of what this very capable upsampling is. They refer to it as a temporal upscaler but don’t mention if it’s PSSR or a capcom engine specific upscaler.

They mention a surprise coming soon at the end of the video.

All this suggests to me this may be PSSR 2.

Of course I could be wrong and this is all fun speculation.

Korpas escribió:No veas cómo se ve el Requiem en la Pro, por muchos vídeos que veas, cuando ya lo tienes delante en la QD-Oled es otro nivel, y con GMP por supuesto.

Y qué gustazo poder jugar en tercera persona desde el principio.

PD: hasta mañana por la mañana no se desbloquea en steam, así que no puedo probar el Path Tracing todavía.

Jony ReyeS escribió:@Sulei Game motion Plus, la interpolacion de imagen de Samsung. Pasar de 30fps reales a 60fps simulados ajustando la barra de vibracion al 10. (o estandar o normal, depende de la TV)

Si ajustas la de vibracion y la de blur al 10, el efecto simularía los 120fps. (o suave o alto, depende de la TV)

Depende del juego merece la pena usarlo o no, hay juegos mundo abierto con mucha vegetacion y eso que el efecto hace borrosa la imagen al moverse, en otros juegos mas tranquilos estilo CRONOS, Indiana, Uncharted, Tomb raider, RE etc.. si merece la pena.

PD: llevo con la interpolacion de movimiento años xD en varias marcas.

davidDVD escribió:Leí 4K nativos... ¿no usan PSSR en Requiem?


Edición: Vale, acabo de leer que DF dice que CAPCOM está usando PSSR 2.0 en Requiem

Pues GTA6 puede ser apoteósico si R* se aplica.

davidDVD escribió:Leí 4K nativos... ¿no usan PSSR en Requiem?


Edición: Vale, acabo de leer que DF dice que CAPCOM está usando PSSR 2.0 en Requiem

Pues GTA6 puede ser apoteósico si R* se aplica.