The PlayStation 4 Pro is out now in the market, and perhaps tech, fans want to know the true 4k gaming capability of the most powerful gaming system.

Sony has proudly pitched the PlayStation 4 Pro as the world's most powerful console, a bold attempt to bring back its position as the dominant gaming system in the industry. Even so, Microsoft is already working on its next Xbox Project Scorpio.

Anyway, the first thing a gamer will notice about the PS4 Pro is the sheer mass of the console. The PS4 Pro weighs in at a hefty 3.3 kg, wherein it's the heaviest console since the oversized original 2001 Xbox, according to Stuff.

The PS4 Pro doubles up its GPU power, with an extra 1 gigabyte of RAM, and a more effective CPU result in an impressive 4.2 teraflops of processing power, which means a 100 % boost on what the standard PS4 is capable of.

The hard drive of PlayStation 4 Pro is also double the size, with 1 terabyte of storage space, a welcome response to the fact that many modern video games are regularly 70 to 80 gigabyte installs. All this extra power of the PS4 Pro is designed to deliver 4K graphics that will make a gamer's jaw hit the floor. If a person's TV is capable of this benchmark, then that person will want to invest in something that will deliver the goods.

On the other hand, as a number of tech fans want to know what the PlayStation 4 Pro has on the inside, a YouTuber named VirtualFutureTV, has published a video of a teardown of the PS4 Pro. The video will enable gamers to finally discover if Sony has packed the PS4 Pro system with depleted uranium, in order to discover what could make the gaming system so heavy, Venture Beat reported.

Watch The Video Here: