Your PC
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All graphics cardsEvery graphics card and processor sits on one scale where the PS5 scores 100. For the graphics the stand-in is the Radeon RX 6700 (10 GB) R source, for the processor the AMD 4700S desktop kit R source. Your PC gets the level of its weaker part, because Digital Foundry expects GTA 6 to lean on the processor.
Below the PS5
Under 85 on the scale
More than 15 % short of the console.
Close to the PS5
85 to 129
Console class: within reach of the PS5, or ahead of it by less than our port margin.
Above the PS5
130 and up
At least 30 % ahead: the margin we keep for the extra cost of a PC port.
Both lines are our working assumptions E source. RAM, video memory and your drive add warnings against Rockstar's last two PC releases. The full method, with every conversion, is on the methodology page.
Rockstar has published none. Until it does, the recommended column is our forecast, marked as an estimate.
PC system requirements
Estimate Not published, our forecast
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Not published | Above the PS5 processor (our index 130 and up)E |
| Graphics card | Not published | Close to the PS5 or better (our index 85 and up)E |
| RAM | Not published | 16 GBE |
| Storage | Not published | 180–300 GB on an SSDE |
Rockstar has not announced a date. GamesBeat reported a PC release in Q1 2027 (January to March), citing four anonymous sources; Rockstar did not comment. For scale, GTA V reached PC 19 months after the consoles and Red Dead Redemption 2 12 months after.
Rockstar has published none, so any list you see now is a guess. Its last two PC releases are the best guide: Red Dead Redemption 2 recommended a GeForce GTX 1060 6GB and 12 GB of RAM, GTA V Enhanced a GeForce RTX 3060 8GB and 16 GB.
Nobody knows, because nobody has run GTA 6 on PC. Any fps figure for a graphics card today is made up, so this site shows none. The consoles run it at 30 fps, and Digital Foundry expects 60 fps on PC to need a high-end processor, such as a recent Ryzen X3D.
For the graphics, the Radeon RX 6700: Digital Foundry calls its specs extremely close to the PS5 and compared the two at matched settings. For the processor, the AMD 4700S, which Tom's Hardware concluded is a PS5 chip with its graphics turned off. Both are the zero points of our scale.
Nobody knows until the PC version exists, but the graphics are far from the PS5's: the Steam Deck scores 16 and the Radeon 780M in the ROG Ally and Legion Go 25 on a scale where the console is 100. Expect, at best, much lower settings and resolution than on the console.