The PS5 Pro can boost the graphics and frame rates of PS5 games that have been enhanced for the console. However, the console can also give a modest visual boost to PS4 titles, as well.

Sony has made good on its promise of not overlooking PS4 games with PS5 Pro. It has now been confirmed that the upcoming console comes with a dedicated system level option for last-gen games, and yes,

You will need to take a little trip through the menus to get the Enhance Image Quality option up and running for any PS4 games you play on the console. Scroll down to the “Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games” option and turn it on. You do need a screen that supports 2160p (4K) or 1440p output, so keep that in mind.

Some of the PS5 Pro’s improvements are quite remarkable, and they lay the foundations for the PS6 moving forwards. Sony’s proprietary PSSR upscaler will almost certainly be iterated upon ahead of the next generation, enabling devs to resolve clean image quality with reduced computational overheads.

Although not specifically advertised, it has been discovered that the PS5 Pro can boost the frame rates of some standard PS5 games, without needing an "Enhanced" patch. That's in addition to the dedicated PS4 enhancement settings.

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After testing a handful of titles, I can say that the difference is appreciable if less stark than it was between the PS4 and PS4 Pro. Here’s why splurging for the upgrade may or may not make sense for you.

In my week of testing, the PlayStation 5 Pro delivered better visuals than the standard PS5, but it doesn't come cheap.