This would leave Sony able to focus on the GPU part of the APU, which considering the PS5 Pro’s status as a console for gaming, would make a lot of sense. A recent X post simply states “[8 7][8 7]?” with this configuration potentially pointing to the PS5 Pro’s processor having a GPU with 32 WGPs (workgroup processors) but with two disabled to make an active count of 30 WGPs (60 CUs). The leaker compares the potential PlayStation 5 Pro to having a similar level of power as a current mid to high-range PC, but he also worryingly reminds his viewers that Sony could always cancel plans to release a Pro variant of its PS5 or release it with an expensive price tag