The technology giant Sony has already said in emphasis that their newly released product PlayStation4 Pro is in no way a replacement for the current hardware. Instead, it clarified that PlayStation4 Pro is a new version and revamp of the well-received console PlayStation4 with new specifications.
As previously reported by Games Radar, PlayStation4 Pro is still the PlayStation 4 that gamers have been using, only that the PlayStation 4 Pro offers a better aesthetics of the software and faster frame rates.
More specifically, VG247 delve on how PlayStation4 Pro produces better graphics. According to the report, the architect of PlayStation4 Pro Mark Cerny has explained that the improvement was due to the doubling of a hardware.
PlayStation4 Pro sports two chips. The system of PlayStation4 Pro uses one chip to play the already existing tiles. The other chip is being used when a Pro game is popped in. In unison, both the two chips of PlayStation 4 work in tangent.
Architect Mark Cenry has said that his team doubled the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) of PlayStation4 Pro by placing it next to a mirrored version of itself. Talk about the symmetry of the wings of a butterfly.
In his verbatim statement, Architect Mark Cenry expounded, "That gives us an extremely clean way to support the existing 700 titles. We just turn off half the Graphics Processing Unit and run it at something quite close to the original Graphics Processing Unit."
Mark Cenry is firm in his stand that the PlayStation4 Pro is not a replacement for PlayStation4 as no generation from their credible brand is going away. It was just indeed healthy for the industry to release a new product with upgraded features.
The PlayStation4 Pro is set to release on Thursdays, November 10. May the verdict be upon the gamers if they want the new features from PlayStation4 Pro.