GTA 6 system requirements
There are no official GTA 6 system requirements — and there can't be yet, because no PC version has been announced. Every "minimum specs" table circulating for GTA 6 is invented. Here's what can honestly be inferred instead.
What the console target tells us
GTA 6 ships first on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S — hardware built around Zen 2 CPUs, RDNA 2 GPUs and fast NVMe storage. Rockstar confirmed Trailer 2 was captured on a standard PS5. Two practical inferences: an eventual PC build's baseline will assume SSD storage as a hard requirement (as current-gen-only titles now standard), and the realistic floor sits well above RDR2's 2019 requirements (which asked for roughly a mid-range quad-core CPU, 8–12GB RAM and a GTX 1060-class GPU at 1080p). When official requirements publish, this page becomes the definitive spec table with per-tier hardware recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the minimum system requirements for GTA 6?
- None exist. No PC version has been announced, so no requirements have been published. Any specs table you've seen for GTA 6 is fabricated.
- Can my PC run GTA 6?
- Not yet — GTA 6 launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only. When a PC version is announced, expect requirements meaningfully above RDR2's, with an SSD mandatory.
- How many GB will GTA 6 be?
- Unannounced. Rockstar hasn't published an install size for any platform. For scale, current-gen open-world flagships commonly land between 90GB and 200GB; we'll record the official figure the moment store pages list it.