Remember that BenQ article which claimed that the PlayStation 5 will support 1440p" We now know why the electronics company ended up removing it. According to IGN Italy, the console won?t support native 1440p resolution.
The website claims that it received the information directly from a Sony representative. Since the article?s publication, several other outlets have contacted Sony for comment so we?ll continue to update our readers. However, it?s unlikely that anything will change here so don?t hold your breath.

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