The PSSR 2 technology aims to provide enhanced image quality and smoother gameplay, supporting resolutions of 4K at 120 FPS and 8K at 60 FPS.

Currently, some games achieve 4K at 120 FPS using the existing PSSR, but the enhanced version is expected to improve performance for games that struggle to exceed 70-80 FPS.

Sony is reportedly developing the PlayStation 5 Pro, which will feature an advanced version of its AI-powered upscaling technology, potentially named PSSR 2.

The release of this new upscaling technology is highly anticipated, as gamers are eager to see if it will deliver on the promises made in recent rumors.

This upscaling technology is expected to significantly enhance performance for demanding games, particularly for titles like Grand Theft Auto 6.

Sony is working on refining its upscaling algorithms to further enhance image quality and efficiency in maintaining frame rates.

The existing PSSR has received mixed reviews, prompting Sony to innovate with this new version in anticipation of future console generations, including the expected PlayStation 6.

In addition to PSSR, improved image quality will also be available for PlayStation 5 Pro games that utilize MFSR, an alternative upscaling option to TAA.

A new lightweight neural network is being developed to enhance upscaling capabilities, allowing for improved image quality from lower base resolutions compared to the current requirement of 864p.

The PS5 Pro is expected to support a variety of resolutions and frame rates, including locked 1080p at 120 FPS, 1440p at 120 FPS, 4K at 120 FPS, and 8K at 60 FPS.

According to leaker Moore's Law is Dead, PSSR 2 may not have an official branding and will require a base resolution of 864p for effective upscaling to 4K.

The new upscaler aims to optimize performance for gaming at 4K resolution at 120 FPS and enable 8K resolution output at 60 FPS.