PlayStation 5 Pro will be an 'enormous' jump in tech with 8K resolutions and ... trends now

PlayStation 5 Pro will be an 'enormous' jump in tech with 8K resolutions and ... trends now

The revamped PS5 will signify a leap in console power according to experts A supposed 'spec leak' speaks of a vastly improved graphics processing unit The new model will be released just in time for Grand Theft Auto 6 in 2025 

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The upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro will boast a 'enormous' leap in console power, experts claim.

The upgraded console is set to land later this year but supposed elements of its makeup are already being shared online.

Sony's new unit is expected to be just in time for one of the biggest game releases of the next few years - with Grand Theft Auto 6 promised for 2025.

Insider Gaming revealed a number of headlines for the PS5 Pro, foremost of which is 'rendering 45 per cent faster than PS5' thanks to a refreshed graphics processing unit (GPU).

The leak also mentions 8K resolutions and artificial intelligence.

The upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro will signify a leap in console power according to experts following leaked specification details

The upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro will signify a leap in console power according to experts following leaked specification details

The updated console is expected to drop some time in late 2024, just in time for the 2025 release of Grand Theft Auto 6

The updated console is expected to drop some time in late 2024, just in time for the 2025 release of Grand Theft Auto 6

Chief among gamers' reasons for excitement is a vastly improved graphics processing unit (GPU)

Chief among gamers' reasons for excitement is a vastly improved graphics processing unit (GPU)

As for the CPU (central processing unit), it remains unchanged from the original PS5, but an all new 'high frequency' mode will allow the CPU more power, at the expense of one per cent lower

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