So was it worth the wait, then? Let’s be honest: you probably already know the answer to that question. For those who haven’t played GTA V yet, you’re in for a real treat. It’s just missing “definitive edition” from the title, because the inclusion of features like the video editor, and the fact that it’s the only place to hit 60fps means that, yes, GTA V on PC was well worth the wait, even if we’re just talking the wait for downloading the 60gb of data to play the thing.
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And let’s start with the frame-rate. Having recently built a behemoth of a gaming PC, I immediately threw everything to max settings and jumped in. Bad news: it dropped to 30fps. A smooth 30fps, with zero hiccups, but 30fps nonetheless. Dropping a few settings (the ones barely anyone actually understands) by a small amount and we’re back to 60fps, and by God, it’s gorgeous, smooth and, frankly, a site to behold.
It’s impressive that despite looking this good, it actually doesn’t require a monster PC, though. There’s a plethora of options – a staggering amount, in truth – and it does appear that most GPU manufactures are putting out new drivers that are almost specifically aimed at getting the most from GTA V. There’s a benchmarking tool within the menus that give you a guide, but even better, a bar at the top that gives a visual representation of how much you are stressing your GPU out.
Read:http://www.godisageek.com/reviews/gta-v-pc-review
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