PlayStation 4 Pro has just been released. Dubbed the "world's most powerful console" for now, gamers are understandably hyping this up. However, should PlayStation 4 owners take the jump?

PlayStation 4 Pro's Specs Made Even Better Than PS4

Sony just released PS4 Pro and players are asking how it is better than PS4. According to Tech Times, the main question here is how does the motherboard work. The motherboard of PS4 Pro supports 4K streaming and HDR graphics. The power circuit is upgraded into six-phase configuration compared to PS4's three-phase. The GPU is better than the newest console compared to the original version.

More games are supported on PS4 Pro as promised by Sony. Since the console is more powerful, the framerates are more stable, too. However, there are reports that the PSVR headset does not work perfectly with the console even if it is the recent product of the company.

PlayStation 4 Pro Requirements For A Worthwhile Gaming

According to The Verge, the best way to enjoy playing in PS4 Pro is by ensuring the the titles chosen by the player is supported by the console because not every game is compatible with it. Only a handful of games support the 4K feature of the console. 

Next tip is to make sure that the game is updated with the latest patch. There are games that work better when updated before playing them on PS4 Pro. The TV should have a feature that enables 4K streaming. If the player is using an HDMI cable from the console, then it should be fine but it is better to provide a different cable.

PlayStation 4 Pro was just released on Nov. 10 and players are quite unsure if it will be better than PS4. However, the former is so much better than the latter since new features are added. Also, 4K streaming is a trend right now that is why players are eyeing the latest Sony's console.