Many sites reported on a spec leak and no one has backtracked on that information yet: Spec Analysis: PlayStation 5 Pro - the most powerful console yet | Eurogamer.net

Using Space Marines 2 as an example, on Performance Mode on PS5 it runs at 720p-1080p natively and then is upscaled to 1440p by FSR for a pretty underwhelming result. I expect PS5 Pro would run it at something like 1080p-1200p natively and then upscale it to 4k with PSSR which should give a far better looking image.

A lot hinges on PSSR being much better than FSR. But we can have some confidence it will be, if it wasn't then Sony wouldn't have bothered making it and just stuck with FSR.

Basically the games on PS5 that currently drop to 1080p levels of image quality for their 60fps modes should get 4k image quality on the PS5 Pro. The PS5 Pro isn't going to be pushing massive increases in the native res but combined with much better upscaling it should make a big difference.

For games using PSSR, I expect a near 2x improvement in effective resolution.

For games using PSSR + RayTracing, the improvement might be around 3x or better, or 2x with higher RT settings.

As long as it works as well as DLSS that is and doesn't ruin the image. I find chasing RT unimpressive, it's so underwhelming on console I can't see them getting PC RT quality. 

How much longer for it to start?
This timezones make no sense to me, only know GMT/UTC, lol.

2.5 hours. so 3PM GMT/UTC.

I mean this depends on which PC GPU you're comparing it to, and how big of an improvement RT will be on it (it's supposedly RDNA4 based and a massive efficiency improvement over RDNA2).

2.5 hours. so 3PM GMT/UTC.

How much longer for it to start?
This timezones make no sense to me, only know GMT/UTC, lol.