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GTA 6 performance on PS5 Pro ?
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KuraiShidosha
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Thinking a brand new Rockstar game will have a 60 fps option on consoles in the year 2026. Can you imagine being that guy. Could never be me.
My 9950x3D and 5090 custom watercooled setup will be patiently waiting for it whenever it decides to drop. They won't get a double dip out of me.
My 9950x3D and 5090 custom watercooled setup will be patiently waiting for it whenever it decides to drop. They won't get a double dip out of me.
Kuranghi
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Theres no way to answer this without seeing the scope of the simulation they're going for.
The trailer has those shots that we presume are gameplay on transitions to gameplay (Jason walking into his house, Luica firing grenade launcher at vehicles, them riding the jetski, etc) but we really don't know what the interaction level will be like or how many NPCs will be able to be on screen at once while you cause all manner of havoc with explosives and vehicles. Are most objects simulated as real physics objects that fly everywhere when you interact with them?
I'd say the animations look like they're made for 30fps, its similar to TLOU or Uncharted, those games cutscenes look weird at higher framerates because they've animated things at a speed where if you "tween" the animations more it starts to look sped up and soap opera-y. Go and look at cutscenes videos of TLOU Remastered or any UC game and you'll see what I mean.
The trailer has those shots that we presume are gameplay on transitions to gameplay (Jason walking into his house, Luica firing grenade launcher at vehicles, them riding the jetski, etc) but we really don't know what the interaction level will be like or how many NPCs will be able to be on screen at once while you cause all manner of havoc with explosives and vehicles. Are most objects simulated as real physics objects that fly everywhere when you interact with them?
I'd say the animations look like they're made for 30fps, its similar to TLOU or Uncharted, those games cutscenes look weird at higher framerates because they've animated things at a speed where if you "tween" the animations more it starts to look sped up and soap opera-y. Go and look at cutscenes videos of TLOU Remastered or any UC game and you'll see what I mean.
Negotiator101
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Neither of those games are anywhere near the simulated world and geometric detail that GTA 6 will have. We won't see 60 until PS6, Helix and PC whichever comes first. To answer your question, no they wouldn't be happy with performance drops like that.
I stick with 30-40fps prediction
They can enable 60fps mode, why not. But problems is - will they accept big ass differences in performance? Both Starfield and Crimson Desert have places that drop to 30-40fps range in performance mode on Zen 2 console CPU:
So question is - will rockstar accept performance like that? If they do, game might ship with unlocked mode.
Holammer
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This scene in particular makes me doubt it'll reach 60fps on consoles. So much physics going on, they even have dusty feet from the sand.
You just know the framerate will tank if you cause some chaos there, on a base PS5 anyway.
amigastar
Member
Personally i don't think the beach scenes will look like this, it's just a set up for a beach shot with many characters, in the final game there won't be such variety for such a scene. But thats just me, and we don't know for sure.
This scene in particular makes me doubt it'll reach 60fps on consoles. So much physics going on, they even have dusty feet from the sand.
You just know the framerate will tank if you cause some chaos there, on a base PS5 anyway.
Bojji
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Yeah, with RDR2 - working close with Sony resulted in trash image quality on PS4 Pro vs. native 4k on One X.
Physiognomonics
Member
Indeed. Their CBR implementation was the worst ever. Thankfully that won't happen with PSSR2.
MazingerDUDE
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Based on DF analysis, the game runs at 1440P upscaled to 4K with RT GI and RT Reflection on BASE PS5.
Crimson Desert does exactly that, rendering at 1440P with 2 RTs on 30fps quality setting for base console.
So I'd expect something similar in other modes
1080P upscaled to 1440P with just the RT GI on base PS5 for 60fps performance
4K Native on PS5 PRO 30fps quality with more advanced RT,
and 1080P upscaled to 4K using PSSR2 with RT GI and RT Reflection on 60fps performance.
Crimson Desert does exactly that, rendering at 1440P with 2 RTs on 30fps quality setting for base console.
So I'd expect something similar in other modes
1080P upscaled to 1440P with just the RT GI on base PS5 for 60fps performance
4K Native on PS5 PRO 30fps quality with more advanced RT,
and 1080P upscaled to 4K using PSSR2 with RT GI and RT Reflection on 60fps performance.
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S0ULZB0URNE
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Oh and make poll public.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Crimson Desert shows 30/40+/60+ is possible on an open world non cross-gen engine teaming with systems and abundance of wildlife/NPCs. All while looking stunning.
Wether R* does any of those modes remains to be seen.
Wether R* does any of those modes remains to be seen.
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Dust-by-Monday
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Runs fine on my PS5 Pro. I'm from the future.
Vick
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As every single other "GTA VI is 30fps" Thread, this too is going to be interesting to revisit in the future.
PS5 Pro will likely just have some of the Quality mode settings from base consoles along with perhaps better RT, PSSR and probably less drops from its 60fps target, in comparison with all other consoles in their own Performance modes.
PS5 Pro will likely just have some of the Quality mode settings from base consoles along with perhaps better RT, PSSR and probably less drops from its 60fps target, in comparison with all other consoles in their own Performance modes.
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LordOcidax
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60 fps for GTA6 is going to be a selling point for the next gen version and PC.
Lagspike_exe
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40 FPS mode would be good enough. Hopefully they get a good implementation of PSSR2 and they can adequately leverage hardware RT elements of Pro.
