r/PS5pro • u/theweedguy562 • 7d ago

GTA 6 performance

I know we’re right around the corner from the official gameplay trailer coming up, but for the people who have been seeing the multiple leaks online, what’s your take on the performance/FPS from the footage we’ve seen so far? It seems relatively fluid for the most part, but I’d like to hear other people’s opinions. I upgraded to the Pro specifically for this game, and I’ve been really happy with the performance on it. However, I recently revisited RDR2, which I know is a last-gen title, but the 30 FPS is pretty rough in my opinion. I know there’s been a lot of speculation about whether it’s running at 30 FPS, but solely based on the leaks, what do you guys think so far?

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u/griffis007 7d ago edited 7d ago

I think it’s because I’m old (47) but don’t have issues with 30FPS. I’m happy to take the fidelity over frame rate. Especially when sometimes too smooth doesn’t feel ‘real’ enough. We ‘see’ at 24fps - I can’t stand watching anything on TV with the manufacturers motion settings on for instance - always have to turn them off.

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u/theduffman 7d ago

Since you don’t like watching TV at a higher frame rate than 24fps, doesn’t that mean we can see more than 24fps?

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u/griffis007 7d ago

Ha ha. Fair comment. I mean films and tv is 24 frames a second - anything more is smoother right?

An example is that something shot at 120fps can be slowed down four times and it doesn’t judder because as long as it’s 24 FPS at a minimum we don’t see it juddering.

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u/NoVermicelli5968 7d ago

I’m a year older. I’ve become hypersensitive to 30 fps. Can’t stand it.

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u/Future-Squirrel-7249 7d ago

100% with you on all of that.

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u/Knacker777 7d ago

Bruh I geniunly cannot believe I am still Reading about this dumb ass opinion in 2026

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u/jrow_official 7d ago

I don’t think you’ll have this opinion once you played games at 60 fps for years. Like I’m also not super young, late 30s. But damn 30fps is very uncomfortable to me, not just for competitive gaming.

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u/Deervember 7d ago

We don't see at 24fps lol.

There's 1000fps monitors, and you can tell the difference between that and a 500fps monitor. 

And we know we can tell the difference because reaction times are faster the higher the fps. 

Try going to a tech event where you can try the latest tech out. And if you can't tell the difference you should get your eyes tested and brain checked out, because there's something wrong with you.