- Sony is currently working on the evolution of its PlayStation Spectrle Super Resolution (PSSR).
- Playstation Lead Architect Mark Serini says its purpose is to provide “something very matching” to AMD FSR 4 for PS5 Pro
- In 2026 the PS5 Pro titles will be seen “the next evolution of PSSR”.
The PlayStation lead console architect Mark Sigrie has said that the PS5 Pro Games will soon offer “some very matching” with AMD’s Feltifx Super Resolution 4 (FSR 4).
Talk to Digital FoundrySerini revealed that Sony is now focusing on its PlayStation Spectrial Super Resolution (PSSR) and is working with the developers to integrate AI -up scaling technology in its titles, but its purpose for 2026 is to provide FSCCrid -4.
“Our focus for 2025 is working with the developers to integrate the PSSR into their titles,” said the Serini. Parallel, though, we have already begun implementing a new neural network at the PS5 Pro. “
“Our goal is that as the next evolution of the PSSR, the PS5 Pro for the 2026 titles is something similar to the FSR4’s appliance. It should take the same input and must produce the same results. It takes time to process it, and it is not time to take time.
It comes after AMD Launched In collaboration with the PlayStation on the Project Amatist, its new RDNA 4 GPU architecture for its RX 9000 series; A multi -year partnership that was announced in December, aimed at making “a more ideal architecture for machine learning”.
The Serini added, “The nerve network (and the prescription of training) in the FSR4’s upset is the first results of amterest cooperation.” “And the results are excellent, it is a sophisticated approach that can exceed PSSR’s crisp. I’m so proud of the work of the combined team!”
Despite the deep computing power of the FSR4, the Serney also believes that PS5 Pro has the ability to run FSR4 technology, saying, “This is something we are targeting, and we believe we can get it”.
“The peak performance for the PS5 Pro is the number 300 8 -bitotops without which is a Spartan, which compares the recently released AMD GPUs very well,” he said.
