{"id":116117,"date":"2020-11-09T19:03:34","date_gmt":"2020-11-09T19:03:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/gamerant.com\/playstation-5-sony-faq-fan-questions\/"},"modified":"2020-11-09T19:03:34","modified_gmt":"2020-11-09T19:03:34","slug":"ultimate-playstation-5-faq-answers-fans-biggest-questions-about-the-console","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/itteacheritfreelance.hk\/wordpress\/index.php\/2020\/11\/09\/ultimate-playstation-5-faq-answers-fans-biggest-questions-about-the-console\/","title":{"rendered":"Ultimate PlayStation 5 FAQ Answers Fans’ Biggest Questions About the Console"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The PS5<\/strong> launch is less than a week away, and many players are waiting on pins and needles to get their next-generation Sony home consoles. Videos showing PS5 consoles in warehouses<\/a> and pictures of players who received their consoles early are going viral on social media, making the wait that much more difficult.<\/p>\n

Sony is also doing all it can to drum up anticipation for the PS5 as launch day gets closer. Now, to clear up any player confusion ahead of launch, PlayStation has released an extremely in-depth FAQ that details some\u00a0questions fans have been asking about the PS5<\/a> ahead of launch.<\/p>\n

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Though Sony has been drip-feeding consumers with information for a while, some of the finer details surrounding the console are still hazy. Most fans want a\u00a0clear picture before spending $500 dollars on a brand new piece of hardware, so Sony\u2019s PS5 FAQ is a good move. The FAQ covers a ton of information, but one of the first real topics of interest is the PS5\u2019s SSD. The FAQ confirms a lot of details surrounding the SSD, including\u00a0that the PS5 SSD can\u2019t be expanded at launch<\/a>, meaning players will have to wait until a later date to upgrade.<\/p>\n

The FAQ also goes into greater detail about the PS5\u2019s new 3D Audio feature. The post details how 3D Audio works, how it benefits gameplay, and reaffirms that PS5’s 3D Audio works with existing headsets<\/a> that plug into either the USB port or the analog port on the DualSense controller. While a full list of compatible headsets isn\u2019t given, the language makes it seem like most headsets with a USB or analog\u00a0jack will work. The FAQ goes on to cover various specifics surrounding the PS5\u2019s internals, including the GPU, CPU, and RAM.<\/p>\n