How to Make PS4 Games look Better on PS5 Pro with Enhanced Games Setting (Easy Method)

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To make PS4 games look better on your PS5 Pro, you can enable settings that enhance the visual performance of backward-compatible games. Here’s how you can optimize PS4 games on your PS5 Pro:

1. Check If the Game Has PS5 Enhancements
Some PS4 games have been updated with specific PS5 enhancements, such as higher frame rates, better resolution, or faster load times. These games may automatically run with improved graphics when played on PS5.

To check if a game supports these enhancements, look for "PS5 Enhanced" in the game’s details in the PlayStation Store.

2. Enable Game Boost (If Supported)
The PS5 Pro may automatically apply improvements to PS4 games that support enhanced performance. This includes better graphics and smoother frame rates.

For supported games, Game Boost will be enabled automatically when you play them. However, not all PS4 games will benefit from Game Boost, and it’s generally available for titles that were already optimized for better performance on PS5.
If you want to manually check or adjust performance settings, do the following:

Settings - Saved Data and Game/App Settings - Game Presets:
Here you can choose between prioritizing Performance or Graphics for supported PS4 games. Choosing Performance will typically boost frame rates, while Graphics will focus on enhancing visual fidelity, like increasing resolution.

3. Enable 4K Resolution (For Compatible Games and Display)
If you have a 4K TV and the PS4 game supports 4K resolution on PS5, you can make the game look even sharper:

Settings - Screen and Video - Video Output - Resolution: Make sure 4K is selected if your display supports it.
Some PS4 games, like The Last of Us Part II, will run in a higher resolution when played on the PS5, taking advantage of the PS5's increased power.

4. Adjust HDR Settings
The PS5 Pro supports HDR (High Dynamic Range) for games and media that support it, which enhances colors and contrasts.
Go to Settings - Screen and Video - Video Output - HDR and set it to On When Supported.

If the game supports HDR, you’ll see improved color depth and a richer image. Ensure your TV also supports HDR.

5. Use Performance Mode (If Available)
Some games have an option for switching between Performance Mode and Resolution Mode. Performance Mode typically prioritizes higher frame rates, while Resolution Mode focuses on delivering better visuals (e.g., higher resolution or graphical effects).
Check the game’s settings or the PS5 menu for this option:

In Settings - Saved Data and Game/App Settings - Game Presets, you can prioritize performance or graphics.

Additionally, some games offer a switch in the Game Options menu to toggle between modes. Games like Spider-Man: Miles Morales allow you to choose between different graphical settings.

6. Ensure the Latest Game Updates Are Installed
Developers often release updates to improve performance and visuals. Make sure your PS4 games are updated to the latest version.
Go to Notifications and select Download All to install any pending updates.

7. Check for 60 FPS Support
Many PS4 games will run at a smoother 60 FPS on PS5, even if they were capped at 30 FPS on PS4.

The PS5 automatically boosts the performance of many PS4 titles. However, you can ensure smoother gameplay by selecting Performance Mode or Game Boost in the game settings, if available.


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