QUOTE(Zaryl @ Jan 6 2017, 02:56 PM)
So in summary, it's better to get PS4 slim?
i thought if buy PS4 Pro with all the improved specs will definitely improve ALL PS4 games old and new in terms of FPS and stuff?
i've been waiting for almost 3 years now to get my hands on a PS4. I want to get the best from my purchase obviously.
Right now i'm still playing my 5 year old PS3 slim(9 years if counting from my old YLOD PS3 phat) PS3. Almost all PS3 games i have played, well almost all. Now i just spend infinite times playing battlefield 3 online while waiting for the right moment to get a PS4.
Looks like i will need to spend another gazillion hours into BF3 again until Sony made it right with the PS4 pro.

I think that's the misconception a lot of people had about the Pro. Even I did until near the launch when Mark Cerny outlined in an interview how the Pro would turn off half of it's processing and GPU to be compatible with games that have not been patched to support the Pro. I feel that a lot of us looked at the Xbox One S with it's minor upgrades and ran games slightly better and thought, the PS4 with double the hardware should be able to do much more then. Sadly the reality is that unless the games are patched to support the Pro, then you might, not will, see an improvement.
I will add though, that all games if you play on a 4K HDR TV. If the 4K upscaler is good on the TV, and with the PS4 Pro set to 4K mode (or 2160p whatever), you will get a 4K image. But that's like how you played 720p games on a PS3 gets upscaled to 1080p on a 1080p TV. You have the details of a 1080p game on a 4K screen. Some will tell you that that's an improvement, others will say they can see missing details.
For you, if you are interested in FPS games, then you are in luck with the Pro. Many of the fps games, Battlefield 1, Infinite Warfare, Modern Warfare Remastered and even Black Ops 3 got Pro patches. Do they work the best that they should? Many will argue that Battlefield 1 Pro improvements had it's up and down. But if you can afford a Pro, I wouldn't say don't get it. Just know what you are looking for and if it's worth your money.