These other requirements may include:
- Increased target resolution on PS5 Pro where the base PS5 has a fixed resolution
- Increased target maximum resolution on PS5 Pro where the base PS5 has a variable resolution
- Enabling ray tracing effects
- Increased frame rate target
The report goes on to suggest that even if a developer doesn’t go back and update its older titles, they may still see a slight improvement on a PS5 Pro by way of an “ultra-boost mode”. Games with a VRR (variable refresh rate) mode will run at higher frame rates, variable resolutions will output at a higher resolution, and frame rates in general may be more stable. If these settings are fixed rather than variable, though, then the upgrades on PS5 Pro won’t come naturally. Sony is said to have warned developers about this situation, according to The Verge reporting.
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[source theverge.com]