Verdict: The PlayStation 5 Pro outperforms the standard PS5 in raw GPU power (12.2 TFLOPS vs 10.3 TFLOPS) and adds a 1 TB SSD, delivering smoother 4K 120 Hz gameplay and better ray‑tracing (RTINGS, GameSpot). However, it costs $200 more and draws more power, making the base PS5 a better value for most gamers (Tom's Hardware). If you prioritize top‑tier performance and have the budget, the Pro is the clear winner; otherwise the original PS5 remains a solid, more affordable choice.
PlayStation 5 lists at $499 while PlayStation 5 Pro lists at $699 — PlayStation 5 undercuts PlayStation 5 Pro by $200 (40%).
Winner: PlayStation 5 Pro
PlayStation 5: 7/10
PlayStation 5 Pro: 8.5/10
| PlayStation 5 | PlayStation 5 Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | AMD Zen 2 8‑core 3.5 GHz | AMD Zen 2 8‑core 3.5 GHz |
| GPU | Custom RDNA 2 10.3 TFLOPS | Custom RDNA 3 12.2 TFLOPS |
| RAM | 16 GB GDDR6 | 16 GB GDDR6 |
| Storage | 825 GB SSD | 1 TB SSD |
Our pick: PlayStation 5 Pro.
The RTX 5090 has not been released with official specifications or pricing. The PS5 Pro features a 16.7 teraflop GPU and costs 699 dollars.
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