Sony has released a new firmware major update for the PS5, updating the system software to v23.01-07.00.00. The firmware update was recently in public beta testing, but is now officially available to everyone. The update adds a number of features and improvements, including VRR support at 1440p resolution and data transfer between PS5 consoles.

PS5 Firmware Beta v2.0-07.00.00 has recently been released into public beta, adding a number of new features and improvements to the PS5, including support VRR support for 1440p resolution, and the ability to transfer data between PS5 console. We now have the full release notes from the new beta.

Sony has released a new firmware update for the PS5, updating the system software to v22.02-06.50.00. This minor update “improves system performance,” but also adds support for the new DualSense Edge controller, which comes out on 26th January 2023.

Another new minor firmware update has been released for the PS5 this month, updating the system software to v22.02-06.02.00. Once again, this update is a minor one and “improves system performance.” It’s also the second minor update in less than a month.

A new firmware update for the PS5 has been released, updating the system software to v22.02-06.00.01. The update is a minor one, simply improving the system performance. It’s also optional, except for certain games, so you won’t be forced to update straight away.

The recent PS5 Firmware v2.0-06.00.00 Beta has been released to the public today, updating the system software to v22.02-06.00.00. The new update adds support for Gamelists, adds 1440p resolution support and various other improvements and fixes to the console.

PS5 Firmware Beta v2.0-06.00.00 went into beta testing towards the end of last month, adding a number of new features and improvements to the PS5, including support for 1440p resolution and custom gamelists (folders) to organise your games. We now have the full release notes from the new beta.