Image Quality
I tried to push the PC’s graphics quality as much as possible while keeping the frames at a reasonably high level. The colossal advantage of most PC games, compared to the equivalent PS5 ones, is the vast amount of graphics settings, allowing users to adjust each game according to their system’s capabilities. On the other hand, on the PS5 Pro, since the hardware remains the same, there is no need for so many graphics settings.
Cyberpunk 2077
The PC’s environment, lighting, and shadows are a bit more detailed than the PS5 Pro’s. I couldn’t enable any more RT options on the PC, or else the game wouldn’t be playable.
Ratchet & Clank
The PC’s graphics look more detailed, but I like the PS5 Pro version more because the colors are more vivid!
Resident Evil 4
The details on the door at the start of the scene are better on the PC, and the same goes for the environment in general. In the PS5 Pro version the fences don’t look so real also, compared to the PC version and the lighting in the latter version is better, too.
The Finals
The graphics look nice in both versions, but I believe the PC’s quality is slightly higher, showing more details. For example, look at the stone pave way, which looks blurry in this PS5 Pro but is clear in the PC version. The same goes for the trees. The reflections look good in both versions. Finally, the colors of some objects are slightly different between the two versions.
War Thunder
The clouds might look better in the PS5 Pro version but are more realistic in the PC version. The terrain is also more detailed in the PC version, but its colors are a bit dull compared to the PS5, so it looks better in the latter.
