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The PS5 Pro’s biggest problem is that the PS5 is already very good
(arstechnica.com)
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I had a PS4 pro. Didn't feel any tangible benefits over the standard model.
It was the only last gen console to run Cyberpunk 2077 with a stable framerate. First party exclusives made good use of it too.
Isn't the ps4 pro mainly smaller and not as obnoxiously loud as the standard one?
It's definitely not smaller.
It was actually slightly larger.
It was wider, longer, and those bars were about the same size, but the pro was 3 instead of 2 compared to the original non slim.
The implied uncertainty was the noise part. Neither was enough to really pay attention to in a living room type environment, so I have no idea.
It's plenty loud. The fan kept kicking in on GOWs map screen for some reason. I think you're talking about the ps4 slim.