PS4 system software 4.50 (codename Sasuke) is in beta but it appears that a large number of testers are letting the world known what you can expect when it hit in terms of performance.
While Digital Foundry highlighted Boost Mode’s gains in a few games, users of popular gaming forum NeoGAF have collated their initial impressions of what to expect when it hits across a larger number of games, 90 to be exact. Improvements range from better frame rates, as is the case in a lot of titles, and in some cases, faster loading times. In other titles like Soma and Slender: The Arrival issues such as crashing or irregular lighting crop up.
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Overall, 12 games see no improvement and five are ‘reported to crash or run worse’ which may or may not be related to Boost Mode. Keep in mind that these results are anecdotal and simply give you an idea of what to expect rather than an accurate estimation of what is possible when the final PS4 system software 4.50 hits.The complete list is as follows.
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PS4 Pro Boost Mode game performance list
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