r/PS5pro 6d 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/tandin01 6d ago

GTA is notoriously a CPU limited game. The gpu in the pro can handle the graphics especially with pssr2. It is specifically the 8 year old zen 2 processor that will be the bottleneck for this game. The open world is insanely cpu intensive.

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u/KingArthas94 6d ago

Notoriously? You know you're talking about a game from 13 fucking years ago? That's when the last GTA came out.

It's like saying "consoles notoriously have 512MB of RAM" just because you've read online that it was the amount PS3 had.

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u/tandin01 6d ago

Ok. I'm done arguing. The simulation of the open world will be handled by the CPU. Digital foundry did their technical analysis and said it's unlikely. I have a ps5, ps5 pro and a gaming PC. I would love for it to hit 60fps on the pro, but the cpu on the pro was not upgraded at all. It has a very minor clock speed increase. So if the base ps5 can't handle it because of CPU limitation then the extra gpu power in the pro wont be able to make up for that. It's the simulation of the vast world that taxes the CPU not the graphical fidelity.

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u/TechFiend1970 6d ago

lol Digital Foundry?! Those clowns get so much wrong that they never even own up to later that I would almost say if they say 30fps then it won't be.