#PS5 1440p

Sony has introduced a new system software update to all PlayStation 5 players that will now see it support 1440p HDMI video output and many more features. The 1440p support in the PS5 will require a TV or monitor that supports 1440p/60Hz or 1440p/60Hz and 120Hz. However, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) on the PS5 will still only have support for 1080p and 4K video output but not 1440p. There are also now Gamelists that act as folders to help users organize games on their PS5. Other features that were introduced in the PS5's newest software update include YouTube Search through Voice Command (Preview). But this feature is only available in English for PS5 players with accoutns registered to the U.S. When Sony started making noise about the PlayStation 5, gamers continue to question “should I wait for it?” “should I go for the PS4 Pro instead?” or “should I hang on to my good old PS4?” In this video, we enumerated the things we’re considering for the PS5 and see if you should really upgrade this Holiday 2020. During Sony's Road to PS5 live stream event, they unveiled the next-generation console's design philosophy, as well as some key specs. Read more in our articles including "Sony PS5 now has support for 1440p resolution gaming" and "WATCH: PlayStation 5 - Should you upgrade?".