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The PS5 Standard Edition, released in 2020, is the original PlayStation 5 model featuring a powerful custom AMD CPU and GPU capable of delivering native 4K gaming at up to 120 FPS. It includes a 4K UHD Blu-ray disc drive, fast 825GB SSD for near-instant loading, and support for ray tracing, haptic feedback, and adaptive triggers via the DualSense controller. It is known for its large, bold design and high performance that set a new benchmark for console gaming.
The PS5 Slim, launched in late 2023, retains all the key features of the standard PS5 but comes in a smaller, lighter form factor with a modular design. It offers the same CPU and GPU power, 4K gaming capabilities, and storage, though it splits the console into two variants: one with a detachable disc drive and one digital-only. The Slim model is designed for better portability and space-saving while maintaining the same performance level. It’s more energy-efficient and aesthetically streamlined for modern setups.
The PS5 Pro, expected or rumored around 2024–2025, is a high-end performance upgrade over the standard and slim versions. It’s designed to deliver native 4K at higher frame rates, 8K gaming support, and enhanced ray tracing capabilities. The PS5 Pro is likely to include a more powerful GPU, faster rendering, and upgraded visuals, aimed at gamers who want the absolute best performance for current and next-gen titles. It's ideal for those with high-end 4K or 8K TVs and for content creators or streamers who demand higher output power.
Feature | PS5 Standard | PS5 Slim | PS5 Pro (Expected/Rumored) |
---|---|---|---|
Release Date | November 2020 | November 2023 | Late 2024 or 2025 (expected) |
Design/Size | Large, curved design | 30% smaller and lighter | Bigger than Standard, bulkier due to enhanced cooling |
Disc Drive | Built-in 4K UHD Blu-ray drive | Optional removable disc drive | Likely built-in 4K UHD Blu-ray drive |
Digital Edition? | Yes (without disc drive) | Yes (base model is digital-only) | Possibly no digital version |
Dimensions | ~390 × 104 × 260 mm | ~358 × 96 × 216 mm | Unknown (expected larger than Slim) |
Weight | ~4.5 kg | ~3.2 kg | Estimated 4.5–5.0 kg |
CPU | 8-core AMD Zen 2 @ 3.5 GHz | Same as Standard | Possibly 8-core Zen 2 or Zen 3, faster clock speed |
GPU | 10.28 TFLOPS, AMD RDNA 2 | Same as Standard | ~17–20 TFLOPS, AMD RDNA 3+ (rumored) |
RAM | 16 GB GDDR6 | Same | 16 GB or upgraded version |
Storage | 825 GB SSD (667 GB usable) | Same | 1 TB SSD (rumored) |
Resolution | 4K @ 60–120 FPS | Same | True 4K @ higher FPS, 8K support possible |
Ray Tracing | Supported | Same | Enhanced ray tracing (expected) |
Cooling System | Dual fan with liquid metal | Slightly improved, smaller fans | Larger, more advanced cooling system (expected) |
Power Efficiency | High power usage (~350W) | More efficient (~200W) | High power (~350–400W expected) |
Game Performance | Excellent 4K performance | Same | Higher FPS, faster rendering, smoother performance |
Price Range (USD) | $499 (disc), $399 (digital) | $499 (disc add-on), $449 (digital) | Expected $599+ |
Use Case | Standard gamers, full features | Space-saving, modern setup | Enthusiasts, streamers, 4K/8K TV owners |