As per recent datamine of Grand Theft Auto 6, it seems the forthcoming title might offer 120Hz refresh rate mode on current-gen consoles. If true, it can be of great interest to the gamers who are more into smooth motion over locked frame rates. The very possibility of this feature gives us an idea of how Rockstar Games will incorporate support for high refresh rate displays on PS5 Pro.
Datamine reveals potential 120Hz support but no 60 FPS or VRR for PS5 Pro
The datamine in question is based on the PS5 Pro version of the game, which is one of the major consoles for which the title will be available. The juicy information regarding this was extracted by the insiders at Insider Gaming from the internal data files of the game. From this, we get to see the particular technical setups being experimented for the final title.
The datamine has given us the hint that the game might offer the 120Hz mode. Thus, we might be getting the game with support for smoother gameplay experience. To add more to this, the datamine also clearly shows that there's no 60FPS mode available as of now. This is an indication of the fact that more focus is on higher refresh rates than 60 frames as a standard setting in this particular case.
Another interesting bit from the inspection is that the PS5 Pro version of the game doesn't have Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) support, as per the details. This means the console can't dynamically change its refresh rate to match the game's frame output. So, the users on this particular console might experience less smooth motion, as compared to other consoles with full-fledged VRR support.
We have been closely following the happenings around GTA 6. In the past, we brought you the news about spotted physical copy of the game, thus confirming the digital download code format for PS5 and Xbox. This piece of tech data is also a part of the growing database of information about the game. We are getting some concrete info about performance modes with this datamine, although it's not yet been confirmed by the publisher.
As of the confirmed info, there's a possibility that the game might have 120Hz support. Additionally, we have gotten to know that PS5 Pro version doesn't have VRR support. These are insights derived from the datamine analysis.
There's no official word about the same from Rockstar Games so far. Gamers can expect more updates as we get closer to the game's release and we get to hear more technical details about the game.
Source: Insider Gaming
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