GTA 6 System Requirements for PC – Minimum, Recommended, Maximum

The official GTA 6 System Requirements have been updated with recommendations for ultra-quality and ray tracing. Obviously, if you want to run your game at higher settings and resolutions, you will need a fair amount of hardware, considering the graphics card front. After delaying the launch to 2023, below there is hardware which you will need to run the game at its best.

As we already know that GTA 6 will support DLSS 2.x and Ray tracing for a while. It is no surprise that You will need one of the best graphic cards if you want the full fidelity experience. You will need something on the top of the GPU benchmarks, which means that you may need at least a GeForce RTX GPU. GTA 6 requires DirectX12, though Windows 7 is supported as DX12 has been ported to it.

You can buy any latest GPU if you have the money and some luck. There is GeForce RTX 3090, and GeForce RTX 3080 or GeForce RTX 3070 is needed for dream territory. The new AMD and Radeon RX 6800 are not included in this list because they were released just this November 18. Unfortunately, it won’t meet the demand until the next few months.

Minimum GTA 6 System Requirements

• CPU: Core i5 or FX-8310
• RAM: 8GB
• VRAM: 3GB
• Storage: 70GB
• Graphics Card: GTX 780 3GB (or RX 470 4GB)
• OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Recommended GTA 6 System Requirements

• CPU: Core i7 or Ryzen 3 3200G
• RAM: 12GB
• VRAM: 6GB
• Storage: 70GB
• Graphics Card: GTX 1060 6GB, GTX 1660 Super (or R9 Fury)
• OS: Windows 10 64-bit

Maximum GTA 6 System Requirements

• CPU: Core i7-4790 or Ryzen 3 3200G
• RAM: 12GB
• VRAM: 6GB
• Storage: 70GB
• Graphics Card: RTX 2060 (or RX 5600 XT)
• OS: Windows 10 64-bit

We have our own suggestions on the type of hardware you will need. Still, the official GTA 6 system requirements are given first then we will move on to our own recommendations. So what’s get ready for the year’s most anticipated game and jack into the matrix put on a GTA 6 Brain Dance.

Very soon, there will be a new installment of Grand Theft Auto coming our way, despite the rumors. Rockstar, who is the franchise developer, has yet to make an official confirmation.

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