这一消息来自名为KeplerL2的AMD内部消息人士NeoGAF论坛的发帖，他表示：虽然AMD近期宣布下一代FSR技术将于明年登陆PlayStation 5 Pro，但该主机无法运行用于RDNA 4显卡上的同一模型版本。

快科技7月3日消息，AMD显卡虽然打不过NVIDIA，但是在主机、掌机领域，AMD那是妥妥的一霸！ 索尼最新的PS5 Pro依然采用了AMD定制平台，其中显卡基础技术来自RDNA 2.x，光线追踪技术来自“未来RDNA”，大概率就是RDNA ...

This is said to apply to at least 8,500 PS4 and PS5 titles, so there are plenty of changes and upgrades on the way to the ...

Gaming is becoming more and more expensive these days, but that doesn't mean you have to spend a ton of money on every single ...

After waving an angry legal fist at third party cover makers, Sony has unveiled its own line of PlayStation 5 covers. These covers, or faceplates if you prefer can be swapped out with your console ...

If you’re not happy with the PlayStation 5’s white/black/blue color scheme (which Sony seems fairly committed to as the official console colors), then you should know that the recent PS5 teardown ...

If you have faceplates for the PlayStation 5, that means you’ve already spent £44.99 on the cosmetic, while the cheapest Slim console cover will set you back £49.99.

If you've bought some fancy faceplates for your PlayStation 5 Slim, which you're also planning to use for your PlayStation 5 Pro when it launches on November 7, we have some unfortunate news. Despite ...

The console isn’t compatible with pre-existing PlayStation 5 faceplates, as reported by IGN and confirmed by Sony. This is not entirely unexpected, given that the PS5 Pro is slightly thinner ...

PlayStation 5 Pro will, of course, cost £699.99 when it launches on 7th November (so a reluctance to spend more on brand-new faceplates would be understandable), and if you're wondering whether ...

“Covers are for PS5 (Slim) Digital & Disc consoles. NOT compatible with PlayStation 5 Pro.” What makes this so confusing is the fact that the new PS5 Chroma collection has three faceplates designs ...

The Dbrand Darkplates 2.0 are Dbrand's second attempt at creating custom looks for the PS5, after its first faceplate got a cease and desist letter from Sony, according to a report from The Verge ...