New PS5 software update improves system performance yet again - dawsonpand1997

Rising PS5 software update improves system carrying out yet again

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The latest PS5 software update continues to just improve the system's performance following two early updates that did exactly the same.

The 21.02-04.50.00 update - which has begun rolling come out from nowadays - just has ane patch note which reads: "This system software update improves system of rules performance." This is also exactly what the two past updates - interpretation: 21.02-04.03.00 & translation: 21.02-04.02.00 - patch notes read too.

This testament be the third time PlayStation has made minor changes to its next-gen console table, with the live on major update being the reading 21.02-04.00.00 patch from September 2021. This preceding plot made a number of adjustments including various modifications to the soothe's SSD expansion, as well as changes to 3D sound, and the PS5's home screen.

The latest update could possibly follow disappointing for those who were hoping for bigger changes being made to the PS5, especially considering after the 21.02-04.00.00 update in September, PlayStation's SVP of platform have Hideaki Nishino shared (via the PlayStation Blog) that "there's a lot the residential district is interrogatory for" and that the team was "diligently working along these lists and there will be more coming unconscious in the future".

In otherwise PlayStation news, it was recently revealed that Sony could be working on bringing period paradigm upscaling to PS5, and potentially PSVR PS5 - thanks to a young patent that was filed by the entertainment ship's company. Accordant to the evident, PlayStation is apparently developing a "computing machine-implemented method for completing an image" which sounds like IT could be kindred to Nvidia's Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technology.

Speculative if IT's still Charles Frederick Worth picking up Sony's close-gen console? Find out with our PS5 review - one year on.

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