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For those seeking the "Auctor" (authoritative) experience, the was the definitive upgrade. It provided the "muscle" required for the most demanding 4K setups. PS4 Standard/Slim PS4 Pro (Extra Quality) Resolution Dynamic 4K Frame Rate Mostly 30 FPS Enhanced 60 FPS in many titles GPU Power 1.84 TFLOPS 4.2 TFLOPS HDR Yes (Optimized) Why "Extra Quality" Still Matters Today
, introduced "Boost Mode" and native 4K support for select titles. This wasn't just a minor upgrade; it allowed games like Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War to utilize "checkerboard rendering." This technique intelligently filled in pixels to simulate a 4K image, providing a level of sharpness and clarity previously reserved for high-end PCs. For many, this was the first time "extra quality" became a visible reality on their living room television. Beyond hardware, the software side of the
: Enabling this mode can cause a 10% performance drop in demanding scenes. For most PS4 games that already hit their frame rate cap on modern hardware, this is negligible. How to Enable : Navigate to Settings > Screen and Video . Select Video Output . Toggle on Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games . Optimizing PS4 Pro for High Quality
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For those seeking the "Auctor" (authoritative) experience, the was the definitive upgrade. It provided the "muscle" required for the most demanding 4K setups. PS4 Standard/Slim PS4 Pro (Extra Quality) Resolution Dynamic 4K Frame Rate Mostly 30 FPS Enhanced 60 FPS in many titles GPU Power 1.84 TFLOPS 4.2 TFLOPS HDR Yes (Optimized) Why "Extra Quality" Still Matters Today : Enabling this mode can cause a 10%
, introduced "Boost Mode" and native 4K support for select titles. This wasn't just a minor upgrade; it allowed games like Horizon Zero Dawn and God of War to utilize "checkerboard rendering." This technique intelligently filled in pixels to simulate a 4K image, providing a level of sharpness and clarity previously reserved for high-end PCs. For many, this was the first time "extra quality" became a visible reality on their living room television. Beyond hardware, the software side of the Select Video Output