Grand Theft Auto VI represents Rockstar's most ambitious project to date. Built on the upgraded RAGE 9 engine, the game pushes visual fidelity and open-world complexity to levels we've never seen before. That means your hardware needs to step up too.
The good news? Rockstar has a solid track record of optimization. GTA V ran on hardware that was considered modest even at launch, and Red Dead Redemption 2—despite its stunning visuals—remained playable on mid-range systems. Expect GTA 6 to follow a similar philosophy: scalable settings that let you find the sweet spot between eye candy and frame rates.