My tracking says its still at the “National Parcel Hub” ….. it’s probably been set up in the ******* staff room.
They're testing it for you to make sure everything's in order.
My tracking says its still at the “National Parcel Hub” ….. it’s probably been set up in the ******* staff room.
They better remember to put the lil feet back inThey're testing it for you to make sure everything's in order.
And maybe the power cable and covers plates too!!
Really depends on the features and how it compares to other hardware at the time ( including in the PC space ). If it was a marginal upgrade on the PS5 Pro ... then I'd probably pass.For people that bought the Pro, what’s your cut off price for a console?
If the PS6 launched at £999 would you buy it?
Manually set IPs on the same net? 192.168.0.1/2 255.255.255.0?Transfer not working for me, I have both consoles connected via a lan cable, it's saying it can't find the console, grrrrrrrrrrr!
How does the transfer work, do I need to log into the new pro console and update it first, or do I just plug it into the old PS5 with lan cable and turn it on?
See my above post regarding setting IPs manually? Historically, you'd have needed a crossover cable (normally with yellow boots) to connect devices directly but newer NICs auto negotiate so any cable should work.just don't get. both consoles are connected, do you need a certain lan cable? I've tried using two that came with previous routers, a red one and a yellow one?
Leave both LAN ports on auto, both consoles need to be logged in to the same account and connected to the internet, games will also only transfer from the internal M.2 slot and not the expansion slot, so just be aware. Then you need to go into the settings/system menu and select Data Transfer and follow the prompts.just don't get. both consoles are connected, do you need a certain lan cable? I've tried using two that came with previous routers, a red one and a yellow one?
Leave both LAN ports on auto, both consoles need to be logged in to the same account and connected to the internet, games will also only transfer from the internal M.2 slot and not the expansion slot, so just be aware. Then you need to go into the settings/system menu and select Data Transfer and follow the prompts.
Playing horizon in the pro mode agree looks incredible, I tried the other 2 modes and there's noticeable slow down, I'm on the aw3225qf.Been struck down by some virus, so not been able to even have a look until now.
Thoughts:
It's louder than OG PS5, not unbearable though. No coil whine. The fan seems to spin up at the same speed as soon as you launch any title, so there's definitely scope for fan profile updates.
It's amazing how much smaller it is compared to OG PS5. Installing the M.2 SSD with my games from my OG PS5 and the elusive disc drive was painless. Disc drive is quieter than my OG PS5 drive. I love that the disc drive has its own eject button, in white! No more accidentally pressing the power button when trying to eject a disc! Worth £800 alone.
Horizon Forbidden West - This looks like a next gen game. The level of detail in Pro mode whilst keeping 60FPS, had my mouth open, it's the most impressive thing I've seen so far.
TLOU Part 2 - Again looks incredible
Alan Wake II - Looks amazing, though I have seen some raise about foliage looking a little off after the patch. I've not long finished Part 1, but I may wait and see if a further update is released for part II.
Stellar Blade - Looks fantastic
I'm seeing a lot of non-enhanced titles which are bearing good uplifts in terms of performance and the lovely bonus of resolution scaling, which has titles holding higher resolutions where the PS5 couldn't.
Elden Ring - runs flawlessly on a VRR TV in high quality mode
Metaphor: ReFantazio - is now butter smooth 60FPS
Overwatch 2 - Looks better, clearly running at a higher resolution
Diablo 4 - Still awaiting patch, but looks better
Speaking of patches and enhancement badges, it's very cheeky that games are being listed on PS Store as being PS5 Pro Enhanced, when the patch hasn't been released yet.
I'm using a 42" C2, viewing distance just over 1 metre and I think overall, this is an impressive release. I think the PS5 Pro is a bigger deal than what various media and YT channels are making out to be. It's getting a lot of flack, mostly due to the price. But I think this is an expense that most of the PS5 user-base aren't going to appreciate or have the appetite for. But what it has delivered in this very early stage has really impressed me. Looking forward to seeing other titles get updates and the fruits it'll bring.
Been struck down by some virus, so not been able to even have a look until now.
Thoughts:
It's louder than OG PS5, not unbearable though. No coil whine. The fan seems to spin up at the same speed as soon as you launch any title, so there's definitely scope for fan profile updates.
I would just use the NVME drive if you have one. Was way faster.Transfer not working for me, I have both consoles connected via a lan cable, it's saying it can't find the console, grrrrrrrrrrr!