At the moment, we don’t think that getting an 8K for gaming on PS5 is worth it. This is due to the technical bottleneck on the PS5’s graphical end, which simply can’t render 8K.

The PS5 is technically an 8K console. At launch, we were promised that the device would play nicely with the very few 8K TVs that had made their way into people’s living rooms (via a long detour ...

A new report about the PS5 Pro claims that Sony is working on giving PlayStation fans 8K gaming via an update that is currently in the works. More specifically, 8K at 60 fps.

Last but not least, PS5 Pro has a system level option that allows players to take screenshots in 8K in games that support it, indicating that support might be expanded to more games in the future.

The Sony PS5 Pro will be a mid-generation refresh to the original console from 2020. As of now, the Pro will be introduced after the PS5 Slim, which is slated for a late 2023 launch.

The PS5 Pro could have a similar functionality, one that works in tandem with the refresh rate and HDMI VRR/ALLM functionalities to allow you to game either in 8K/60Hz or 4K/120Hz (and even ...

As mentioned before, No Man’s Sky is just one of three games featuring PS5 Pro 8K support. The other game sporting the feature at the console’s launch is F1 24. The third is Gran Turismo 7.

Whereas the PS5 claimed 8K support (which was then recently removed), the PS5 Pro can actually do it and do it well. You can catch all the PS5 Pro 8K games below.

A PS5 Pro is set to release sometime next year, 2024, according to a new report. And according this same report, it’s going to make 8K console gaming possible.

Developer Ripstone has announced a new game that supports 8K on PS5 Po, bringing the total of games that support the resolution to five. Pure Pool Pro is billed as the “hyper-real successor ...

The PS5 Pro rumors continue to drop, with sources now suggesting it could be so powerful, 8K gaming could potentially be viable on the yet to be announced, upgraded PlayStation.