PS5 is finally getting 1440p resolution support in upcoming software update
Sony has announced that the PS5 is getting 1440p resolution support along with other features in an upcoming software beta update.
It has been over a year and a half now since the launch of the latest PlayStation, and finally, Sony has announced that the PS5 is getting 1440p resolution support in an upcoming software beta update.
Specifically, PlayStation announced an upcoming software beta that will be available in select countries. Players who sign up for access will get to test out several new features, including 1440p support.
On the latest official software, the PS5 can be used with a 1440p monitor, but the output resolution is limited to 1080p. With this software beta though, the console can finally output in 1440p, meaning players on 1440p monitors should get a sharper output.
Aside from a new resolution, the upcoming software beta also introduces several new features, including:
- Gamelists – Players can create handy gamelists which make game organization easier.
- Compare 3D Audio and Stereo Audio – This new options lets players compare stereo and 3D audio with their headphones so they can choose their preferred output.
- Easier Access to In-progress Activities – In-progress activities are now shown prominently at the top of the game hub.
- Request Share Screen – Players can now request party members to start Share Screen to watch gameplay.
- Joinable Game Notification – Players can now more easily join a game that a party member is playing.
- View New Friends’ Profiles – Players now have the option to view their new friends’ profile right after accepting them.
- Send Stickers and Voice Messages in Game Base – Sending stickers and voice messages to friends in a group chat is now available.
The new software beta is only available in the following countries: U.S., Canada, Japan, U.K., Germany, and France. Though this new software will roll out worldwide sometime soon.