Sony Forces PSSR 2.0 to Be Enabled in Latest PS5 Pro Beta, but Most People Should Have It on Anyways
The beta also lets players disable Bluetooth entirely in select regions for easier controller pairing in multi-console setups.
- Sony's latest PS5 firmware beta makes PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution 2.0 the default upscaling option for all games on PS5 Pro, according to a ResetEra post.
- When PSSR 2.0 arrived, Sony added a manual toggle for PS5 Pro owners, as many games previously relied on the older 1.0 version that some players found blurry.
- Players can visit Settings, Screen, Video, and Video Output to disable "Enhance PSSR Image Quality," with a tooltip warning to turn it off if they "experience unexpected behavior during gameplay."
- The firmware beta also introduces the ability to turn off Bluetooth entirely, a feature designed for esports venues that disables the HDMI link and the console's Rest Mode.
- While the update is currently limited to Sony's beta programme in select regions, interested users can check for access codes shared by Reddit users seeking early testing.
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The latest firmware beta update automatically enables PSSR 2.0 on PS5 Pro, giving supported games 'sharper and clearer' graphics
A new PlayStation 5 firmware update has been released for testingThe update automatically enables PSSR 2.0 on PS5 Pro, even for games that support the previous version of PSSRThis means better image quality for titles yet to receive the 2.0 upgradeSony has released a new PlayStation 5 firmware update for its beta program that automatically enables PSSR 2.0 (PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution) on PS5 Pro.That's according to a new ResetEra post…
Sony has started distributing a new system update for PS5 to users enrolled in the beta program. The main novelty is addressed to PS5 Pro owners, as it activates by default the latest version of PSSR 2.0, the console's artificial intelligence rescaling system. The change will allow all PSSR-compatible games to benefit automatically from improvements made in the new version, even those that have not yet received a specific update from their devel…
Sony Forces PSSR 2.0 to Be Enabled in Latest PS5 Pro Beta, but Most People Should Have It on Anyways
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 latest PS5 Pro beta system update has PSSR 2 enabled…
The new feature of PSSR2 will no longer be an option on PS5 Pro, Sony expects to activate it by default in the coming weeks!
Sony has rolled out new beta firmware for the PlayStation 5, with the most important change affecting the PS5 Pro: PSSR 2.0 is now enabled by default for games that already support PSSR. This means that PS5 Pro owners can get better image quality in older games without having to mess around with the settings first. Sony is turning on PSSR 2.0 for the PS5 Pro by default in an upcoming update PSSR, or PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, was lau…
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