Playstation 4 pro improves performance 38% with turbo mode
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One of the biggest criticisms of Sony with the arrival of the PlayStation 4 Pro is that it is only capable of improving the performance of video games optimized for it, so that 99% of its current catalog works exactly the same as the PlayStation 4 original. Something that has finally changed with the arrival of Turbo Mode, although it is not to fire rockets…
PlayStation 4 Pro already performs more in all games
This Turbo Mode allows the PlayStation 4 Pro to take advantage of the highest operating frequency of its processor to improve the performance of all the games in its catalog, the bad thing is that it limits itself to taking advantage of the higher frequency but these non-optimized games will not use of the Stream Processors extra of your GPU compared to the original PS4. With this, the improvement in the performance of the games comes to be 38% on average, enough to make games that previously went to 22-25 FPS now stay at a rocky 30 FPS and other games with the unlocked framerate get closer more at 60 FPS without looking at the ground.
An improvement that should have been included since the launch of the console but as they say, better late than never, now to see if with a little luck we see a Turbo Mode 2 that really takes advantage of all the resources of the GPU of the console. Sony needs to get its batteries on if it doesn't want to be eaten by the Nintendo Switch and Project Scorpio.
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