GTA VI is poised to launch with a new PlayStation performance mode that could set a new benchmark for frame rates. According to analysis of PS5 metadata by Tex2, a PSSR update—version 13.60—will accompany the game, expanding on the 13.00A baseline seen in Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077. The most notable feature is a 120 Hz mode, which sacrifices VRR support but may introduce a 40 FPS fallback to maintain smooth gameplay.
Additionally, the update enables a CPU High Frequency mode on the PlayStation 5, unlocking higher processing power needed for the upcoming title. These improvements suggest that GTA VI will push the console’s graphical capabilities further, offering richer textures and higher frame rates while still managing thermal and power constraints. The changes reflect Sony’s ongoing effort to fine‑tune performance for flagship releases, ensuring that next‑gen titles like GTA VI can fully exploit the hardware’s potential.
The leak originates from a detailed breakdown posted on GTAForums, highlighting the community’s role in uncovering pre‑launch technical details.
Source: TechPowerUp News · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing