Now here is something really interesting. While Grand Theft Auto V is said to be an AMD Gaming Evolved title, the game’s GeForce page lists one exclusive NVIDIA feature that will be supported by it. According to the green team, GTA V will support TXAA; NVIDIA’s AA solution that eliminates most jaggies. Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V – PC Version Will Support NVIDIA’s TXAA Tech →

Yesterday we shared a video comparison between the PC and the PS4 versions of GTA V. While it’s still too early to draw any conclusions, it became quite obvious that the PC version will sport better visuals than the current-gen console versions. Among the upcoming enhancements – that Rockstar has not officially revealed yet – will be higher resolution textures and an increased draw distance (and perhaps more on screen cars and pedestrians). Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V – PC Version Sports Increased Draw Distance & Higher Resolution Textures →

Aaaaaaaaand we all saw that coming. Rockstar has just announced that the PC version of GTA V is delayed to March 24th. According to the company, the game has been delayed because it requires a few extra weeks of testing and polish to make it as good as can be. Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V – PC Version Delayed To March 24th, First PC Screenshots + PC Requirements →

While we are patiently waiting for Rockstar to reveal GTA V’s official PC specs, a number of rumors surfaced regarding this particular version. Now as with all rumors, we strongly suggest taking everything you are about to read with a grain of salt. Continue reading GTA V PC Rumors – Low VS High Comparison, NVIDIA GTX 770 Not Powerful Enough For 60FPS At Max Settings [UPDATE] →

Two weeks ago, Rockstar claimed that the PC requirements for GTA V would be – hopefully – released before the end of 2014. Well, it’s January 2015 and there is still no word about them. Not only that, but Valve has not even set a specific release date for Rockstar’s title on Steam. As a result of these two things, a lot of gamers wondered whether GTA V PC has been – secretly – pushed back to February or even March. Thankfully, Rockstar re-assured gamers that the game is still set for a January 27th release on the PC. Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V Still Scheduled For A January 27th Release On The PC →

In its latest Q&A, Rockstar revealed that the official PC requirements for GTA V will be announced in the coming week. Responding to a fan question, Rockstar confirmed that it is currently in the final stages of development on the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V, meaning that the game will actually hit our platform this January (hopefully). Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V – Official PC System Requirements To Be Announced Next Week →

Rockstar has released a new trailer via which the company revealed that GTA Online Heists are coming early in 2015. And while the PC version has not been released as of yet, this trailer confirms that GTA Online Heists will be coming to that particular platform too. Continue reading Grand Theft Auto Online Heists Confirmed For The PC, New Trailer Released →

Let’s all admit one thing: GTA IV was an unoptimized mess, a performance hog title, and a game that was easily described as one of the most unoptimized games of 2008. Sure thing, Rockstar’s open world game runs better today – thanks mainly to new CPU processors – but its multi-core CPU support is still quite… laughable. Which really made everyone wonder whether the upcoming PC version of GTA V would suffer from such ‘porting’ issues. Well, apparently GTA V PC is shaping up just fine as it already runs at 60FPS on the PC. Continue reading Rumor: GTA V Already Runs At 60FPS On The PC, “Max Payne 3” Team Handling The PC Version →