According to Tech4Gamers , the PlayStation 5 Pro (PS5 Pro), Sony's new 'darling', is disappointing many gamers because of annoying image errors. Specifically, when playing some games in 60 FPS mode, the image encounters 'flickering' and jagged edges, significantly reducing the experience.
PS5 Pro continues to receive complaints about in-game visual errors
PS5 Pro's PSSR image upscaling technology is the 'culprit'?
The cause is believed to be due to Sony's new PSSR (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) image upscaling technology not working properly. PSSR is expected to bring sharper graphics on PS5 Pro, but in reality, it causes annoying image errors for users.
Many gamers have reported this issue on forums and social networks. They said that the 'flickering' error appears in many different games, causing the image to be jagged, blurry and difficult to see. It is worth noting that this error only occurs when playing the game in 60 FPS mode with PSSR on. If you switch to 120 FPS mode or turn off PSSR, the image will return to normal.
Currently, Sony has not made any official comments on this issue. However, it is likely that the company will soon release a software update to fix the PSSR error due to countless complaints from users.
This incident once again shows that adopting new technology always has potential risks. Hopefully, Sony will fix the error soon so that PS5 Pro users can fully enjoy the high-end gaming experience.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/loi-hinh-anh-tren-ps5-pro-cong-nghe-pssr-can-cai-thien-1852411301327215.htm
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