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Sony will use a new \u201cPS5 Pro Enhanced\u201d label to tell players which games take advantage of the console\u2019s new abilities, according to documents seen by InsiderGaming<\/em><\/a> <\/em>yesterday. The outlet writes that to get the label, a game would have to offer a PS5 Pro graphics mode, which includes PSSR for 4K upscaling, constant 60fps framerate, and added or improved ray-tracing. <\/em>It would reportedly also indicate higher resolution for both fixed and variable refresh rate games.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The site says that the internally-named \u201cTrinity Enhanced\u201d label would be akin to the \u201cPS4 Pro Enhanced\u201d label from the last PlayStation generation (or the \u201cX|S\u201d label that denotes games with improvements like better load times or higher framerates)<\/a>. It also told players<\/a> when a game was given graphical upgrades specific to the then-new system, but not necessarily what the mix of improvements is.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Rumors have suggested that the PS5 Pro will launch at the end of 2024<\/a>, putting it about a year out from its release of a smaller PS5 this past November<\/a>. Compared to the vanilla PS5, it may offer as much as 4x the ray-tracing performance, a 10-percent-higher-clocked version of the original console\u2019s CPU, 28 percent faster memory, and up to a 45 percent rendering performance improvement. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n