PS4 Pro Not Powerful Enough to Render High-End Games in 4K

The PlayStation 4 Pro has been out for over a week now and its reception has been mixed, to say the least, with most of the criticism for the console being aimed at its ability, or lack thereof, to render games in 4K resolution and maintain a smooth frame rate. Eurogamer’s Digital Foundry found that some games even perform better on the original PS4 than the Pro. This week, the PS4 Pro has again been put through its paces by Digital Foundry, plus GamingBolt, and the results are not promising, with both publications blaming the console’s AMD Jaguar CPU. Digital

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