From now on, PSSR 2.0 will be enabled by default on PS5 Pro for all compatible games
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Sony is currently inviting select PS5 players to try out a new public beta of the console’s system software. However, keep in mind it's primarily aimed at PS5 Pro owners.
Among the changes is the default activation of the new PSSR version. Previously, you had to do this manually through the console’s settings. From now on, all compatible games will launch directly with PSSR 2.0, allowing players to enjoy improved image quality.
On both the PS5 Pro and PS5, this firmware update introduces changes to other features. For example, if Bluetooth is disabled, the console can no longer be put into rest mode. HDMI connectivity is also no longer supported without Bluetooth. Disabling Bluetooth is intended to better manage controller connections during esports tournaments.
Finally, system performance and stability have been improved. Players selected for the beta must download it using the code provided via email.