Sony is Forcing PSSR 2.0 In Latest PS5 Pro Beta
Back when the PS5 Pro came out, PSSR, or PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution was one of its biggest selling points. It didn't have the best start, but Sony released PSSR 2 back in March, with much better visual quality. And now, it seems that future updates will have the refreshed upscaler enabled by default. According to a post on ResetEra – so obviously take this with a grain of salt – the…
Sony has recently announced that the PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR) 2.0 upscaling model will be enabled by default in the latest PS5 Pro beta system update. Previously, users could toggle this feature on and off through the video output settings, but now it is automatically activated in future updates. This change is aimed at providing improved visual quality in games that have not yet been updated with PSSR 2.0.
While some users may choose to disable the feature due to potential visual artifacts or glitches, Sony has not reported many issues since the launch of PSSR 2.0. The feature can still be disabled if needed, but it is advised to do so only if experiencing problems on your PS5 Pro. The exact timing of this update making its way to the retail build of the PS5 Pro's system software remains uncertain.
Regardless, users can enable PSSR 2.0 on their PS5 Pro and enjoy enhanced image quality in compatible games.
Written by urgent.news from IGN's reporting — not their text. Machine-written; read the original for the full account.
