Create button: the Share button has been replaced, but the new Create button serves a similar purpose.Sony also says that the angle of the triggers, relative to the whole controller, has been tweaked slightly Drawing the string on a bow was the example Sony gave, but based on previous accounts, the same can be said of firing a heavy machine gun and the like. Adaptive triggers: the L2 and R2 buttons on the DualSense can match tension of in-game actions.Haptic feedback: the DualSense delivers 'a variety of powerful sensations that you'll feel when you play, such as the slow grittiness of driving a car through mud.' The DualShock 4 had rumble functionality, but the DualSense goes much further with more subtle and varied types of feedback.The biggest changes and advancements are found on the inside of the DualSense. The light bar on the back of the DualShock 4 is now split between the sides of the central touchpad, and there's a new Create button in place of the Share button, but most everything else is standard for a PlayStation controller.

It's altogether rounder, with a sleek white-on-black aesthetic rather than the usual jet-black default, but the input layout is roughly the same. While the DualSense is distinct from the DualShock, its design follows many of the same principles. Read our full DualSense PS5 controller review here PS5 architect Marc Cerny has said that say ray tracing isn't just about visuals, as it can yield audio enhancements for players and developers alike.

Given the proper optimizations, games can exhibit more realistic lighting and shadows as a result. The latter is a technology that greatly improves the visual fidelity in games, as it mimics the way light moves and bounces from object to object, particularly reflective surfaces, and refraction through water, other liquids, and glass. The PS5 harnesses the power of the last-generation Zen CPU architecture in conjunction with AMD's freshly revealed Navi graphics architecture.Ī big part of that GPU setup is support for 8K resolutions and ray tracing in PS5 games. The CPU is a custom variant of AMD Radeon's Navi family, and will support ray tracing - an effect that is a staple of Hollywood, and one that's beginning to appear in high-end PC processors and the Nvidia RTX gaming line. It's an eight-core, custom-made, beast based on the company's new 7nm Zen 2 microarchitecture. The PS5 runs on an AMD CPU chip based on the third generation of AMD's Ryzen line. IO Throughput: 5.5GB/s (Raw), Typical 8-9GB/s (compressed).GPU: 10.28TFLOPs, 36 CUs at 2.23GHz (variable frequency).CPU: 8x Zen 2 Cores at 3.5GHz (variable frequency).

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