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New Report Points To VRR Update Arriving For PS5 This December​

Variable refresh rate, or VRR has been something of a lifesaver for some games that utilize it, and more games are utilizing it all the time, though currently that means nothing to PS5 players, because the console doesn’t support VRR – not yet at least, if a new report saying that a VRR update is coming in December is to be believed.

Robert Zohn is a retailer and president of Value Electronics, an tech retailer within the US and in a recent interview regarding Sony’s TV’s, he points to a firmware update coming for VRR in December, which could potentially mean we’ll see an update hit PS5 consoles around the same time.

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New Report Points To VRR Update Arriving For PS5 This December - PlayStation Universe

An update for VRR compatibility could potentially be coming this December to PS5 consoles, check out all the details here.
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McDonald’s accidentally reveals its hideous new PS5 controller​

We've just been given a glimpse of McDonald's' own take on the DualSense controller, and to be quite frank, it's hideous. But now for the good news: it'll never see the light of day. Not only has the fast food chain clarified that the image was released accidentally, but Sony has also confirmed that it isn't, er, lovin' it. (Happy with plain old white?

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McDonald’s accidentally reveals its hideous new PS5 controller

Even Sony isn't lovin' it.
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Gigabyte Reveals PS5 Compatible SSD With The Aorus Gen 4 7000​

Gigabyte has revealed that the Aorus Gen 4 7000 will be fully compatible with the PS5, following in the footsteps of the FireCuda 530 from Seagate and the WD_BLACK SN850 from Western Digital.

This latest SSD matches up with Sony‘s requirements for a device that can be used to expand the PS5 internal storage, and comes in two favours: 1TB for $200 and 2TB for $400. This makes it one of the cheaper options for expanding console storage, but obviously even at $200, it’s not exactly pocket change.

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Gigabyte Reveals PS5 Compatible SSD With The Aorus Gen 4 7000 - PlayStation Universe

The latest PS5 compatible SSD has been announced: say hello to Gigabyte's Aorus Gen 4 7000.
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PS5 architect Mark Cerny reveals his SSD of choice for the new-gen console​

PS5 architect Mark Cerny has revealed his SSD of choice for the new-gen console he helped create.

Just below, Cerny tweeted yesterday on August 1 to reveal that his SSD of choice to pair with the PS5 is the WD_Black SN850 NVMe SSD. Cerny reveals he's primarily opting to go with this SSD over any others due to its pretty gigantic transfer rate of 7000MBs per second.

However, as many have pointed out in the replies to Cerny's tweet, this SSD definitely doesn't come cheap. One user flags the SSD as costing upwards of $229.99 at one outlet, while another user has the 1TB version of the SSD priced at $179.99 in their local region.

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PS5 architect Mark Cerny reveals his SSD of choice for the new-gen console

And it's not a cheap pick
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PS5's UK Sales Almost Outperformed All Other Consoles Combined in July​

PlayStation 5 recently had yet another great month of sales, nearly outselling every other console combined in the UK during July 2021.

According to reports, PlayStation 5 continues to dominate in the UK; in fact, the console "almost" outsold all other platforms on the market combined in the month of July. Despite ongoing supply constraints, the PS5 has continuously proven itself a powerhouse on the sales charts, quickly becoming the fastest-selling console of all time.

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PS5's UK Sales Almost Outperformed All Other Consoles Combined in July

Almost.
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RazedInBlack said:

PS5's UK Sales Almost Outperformed All Other Consoles Combined in July​

PlayStation 5 recently had yet another great month of sales, nearly outselling every other console combined in the UK during July 2021.

According to reports, PlayStation 5 continues to dominate in the UK; in fact, the console "almost" outsold all other platforms on the market combined in the month of July. Despite ongoing supply constraints, the PS5 has continuously proven itself a powerhouse on the sales charts, quickly becoming the fastest-selling console of all time.

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PS5's UK Sales Almost Outperformed All Other Consoles Combined in July

Almost.
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Where is GamePassJohn AKA AlphaJohn now? :)
 
After completing Rift Apart (great game), there is nothing I want to play on the PS5. Most Sony big hitters seem to be delayed until 2022.
 
Strange said:
After completing Rift Apart (great game), there is nothing I want to play on the PS5. Most Sony big hitters seem to be delayed until 2022.
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Ok, thanks for the info. Let me guess - you going to find amazing games on GP to play. Let us know!
 
AlphaJohn said:
Then why would mention/tag me in person when quoting text about PS5 outselling Xbox?

Oh wait just wanna troll... coolio. enjoy.

Reported as such then...
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LOL! Someone is really grumpy today. I thought you didn't care? :) Anyway, seeing as you never hesitate to point out PS5/PSN flaws and go on and on about GP, I just wanted to make sure you didn't miss this lovely tidbit of information.

Maybe you can turn some of those sour grapes into wine....
 
Strange said:
Sure thing, Hades is out on GP soon.
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Finally something decent there hey :) I am likely to get it on PS5 as well. Of course, I will pay a bit more than your $10 or $15 for the month, but at least I will own the game and be able to sell it or give it away later.
 
But seriously though, recommend me some other PS5 games.
 
prOd said:
Can't we keep the poo flinging in the proper allocated thread?
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But, but, but - GPJohn owns a PS5 and is supposedly impartial, so it made even more sense for him to know. Although, I'm not sure why he said I tagged him? :unsure:
 
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