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While that’s all great for developers, players reap just as much benefit from PSSR. Looking at the PS5 Pro as a bit of a beta test, we see how effective it is at artificially boosting image quality.

PSSR acquits itself fairly well in these games, for a few reasons I think. They are running at a high resolution, have a good frame-rate, use high res post processing, and rely heavily on lightmaps.

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PSSR does a better job than FSR in movement, but against DLSS it does not anti-alias as well. Another thing you can notice about PSSR is how it produces a softer image than DLSS.

With PSSR enabled, the game gets a significant frame rate increase, even if it’s not quite 60 still. I’ve also seen more detailed textures in it compared to the PS5 version.

With PSSR, it has the ability to learn and adapt over time — that itself is pretty darn revolutionary. Not only does this mean the device can perform well, it can improve over time.