PS5 News: This PlayStation 5 Design Looks Incredible In New Leaked Video Ps5 Leaked Design

is on its way. Surely.

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While we patiently wait for a reveal event, PlayStation fans’ anticipation is starting to boil over into frustration. Thanks to a , has created a slick-looking PS5 design using some of the information we already have to hand.

The design shows support for up to 4K, 60fps gameplay, although leaked specs have already confirmed the PS5 will exceed these, with up to 8K resolution. The console is said to support up to 14 Teraflops of graphical power: a feat larger than the Xbox Series X, which is able to put out “just” 12 Teraflops. 

What the hell is a Teraflop? Just as a Terabyte is one trillion “bytes” of data, a Teraflop is one trillion “floating-point operations per second”, a unit useful in measuring the output of advanced computer graphics. Rumours the PS5 will out-perform Xbox Series X have been hanging around for a while now, but without concrete specifications, there’s no way to verify this. 

Check out the video in full below:

 We love this slender, clean look of the console with glowing logo and Tron-esque blue lines. The

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PS5 'Leak' Claims To Reveal An Uncensored Look At The User Interface Ps5 Leak

• The latest alleged PlayStation 5 (PS5) leak claims to show the console’s user interface.
• If genuine, it’s our most detailed look at Sony’s new console yet.
• But it’s impossible to verify the authenticity of the image.

As the PlayStation 5 launch date approaches, rumors about the new console will spread like wildfire. The latest PS5 “leak” claims to give us our first look at the device’s user interface.

Before reading any further, arm yourself with a few grains of salt.

PlayStation 5 Leak: Could This Be the Genuine UI?

A contributor named “John Titor” . A second video exposed the footage as fake and detailed the work required to pull it off.

So we’ll let you decide whether this new PS5 leak is legitimate or not.

This article was edited by Josiah Wilmoth.