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PlayStation 5 Pro GPU clock details
Digital Foundry claims PlayStation 5 Pro GPU will run at 2.35 GHz.
Sony PlayStation 5 Pro, codenamed “Trinity,” sees a new leak as revealed during a podcast from Digital Foundry. The team discusses new materials originating from the Sony Developer Portal, which the editors have gained access to.
According to new information, the PS5 Pro GPU is once again confirmed to feature 30 WGP (Work Group Processor) or 60 (Compute Unit) configuration. The media mentions the exact configuration featuring two Shader Engines and reveals a small update for the console’s GPU clock.
PS5 Pro Details, Source: Digital Foundry
Contrary to what was initially thought, the maximum GPU clock is 2.35 GHz instead of 2.18 GHz. This clock speed is listed as the absolute maximum clock, which may not be reachable at all times. This may explain why the initial compute figures mentioned a 33.5 TFLOPS figure instead of the 36.1 TFLOPS that this new leak would suggest.
It is also revealed that the GPU will have access to larger caches, with the GLOV cache specifically increased from 16KB to 32KB on the Pro variant of the console to boost ray tracing acceleration.
The PS5 Pro does not have a release date yet; however, it is believed that the new gaming console will be unveiled in November, just in time for this year’s holiday season.
| RUMORED PS5 Pro Console Specifications | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| VideoCardz.com | PlayStation 5 Pro | PlayStation 5 | Xbox Series X |
| Picture |  |
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| SoC | Viola | 7nm/6nm Oberon (Plus) | 7nm Scarlett/Arden |
| CPU | AMD Zen2 | AMD Zen2 | AMD Zen2 |
| CPU Config | |||
| CPU Clock | |||
| GPU | AMD RDNA3 (RDNA4 RT) | AMD RDNA2 | AMD RDNA2 |
| GPU | |||
| GPU Clock | |||
| GPU Power (FP32) | |||
| Memory Config | |||
| Memory Speed/Band. | |||
| Storage | 825 GB | 825 GB | 1TB |
| MSRP | TBC | ||
| Release Date | November 2024 | November 2020 November 2022 (Oberon Plus) November 2023 (Slim) |
November 2020 |
| Notes | ** Digital Edition | ||
Source: Digital Foundry via SolidNSnake1985
