GTA 6: Digital Foundry experts have some not-so-good news for fans

As his fans seem GTA 6 Who want to enjoy the highly anticipated open world game from Rockstar Games and beyond 60 fps They will need to arm themselves with enough patience for the PC version to arrive in the future.

Currently, GTA 6 is announced to be released exclusively for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series control this. Therefore, many people pinned their hopes on him PS5 Prowhich is expected to be released during the holiday season of 2024, which is before Rockstar's title.

But in the past 24 hours, the technical specifications of the PlayStation 5 Pro have been leaked on the Internet, which came not only to confirm, but also to complete… Digital Foundry. The most famous and most trusted team of experts in the field of technical analysis of games indicated that the PS5 Pro will have the same Zen 2 8-core architecture as the regular PS5. The only difference is that there will be a small overclock of about 10%. At the same time, they confirmed that the memory available for games will be 13.7 GB compared to 12.5 GB for the simple PS5, and at a speed of 576 GB/s instead of 448 GB/s. The very big upgrade that the PS5 will come with will be in the graphics processing unit, which will jump from 10.23TF to 33.5TF, with 60 compute units of the RNDA 3 architecture instead of the 36 CUS RDNA 2 architecture in the regular PS5.

So according to Digital Foundry experts, the PS5 Pro will be the console that will offer the best possible experience in GTA 6, with sharper visuals and many possible improvements in effects, but it is likely that the small jump in the CPU does not allow to dream of 60 frames in The second is to be achieved.

Below you can find a small excerpt from their in-depth podcast, which also follows in full below.

Digital Foundry has low expectations on it #GTAVI It runs at 60fps on PS5 Pro, due to a possible CPU issue

It's reasonable to expect Rockstar to use the extra space for visual features pic.twitter.com/eofH9qnvhJ

– Ben (@videotechuk_) March 19, 2024