That’s best exemplified with the web browser, which feels like you’d expect navigating a web page with a mouse to feel.
1920x1080 grand theft auto v Pc#
The PC version is the only way you can play GTA like this, and it’d be really tough to go back.įor the most part, the menus are well done and feel good to use with the mouse. Once I tune it precisely, I’ll let you know where I’ve landed with my settings to maintain a smooth 60 – I’m not someone who demands more than 30 frames to find a game enjoyable, but I sure do appreciate the smoothness you get from double that performance. My GeForce GTX 970 (a $350 card) is able to run with most settings maxed out at 1920x1080 without dipping below 50 frames per second. It’s hard to complain much about that.Īnd those options are actually extremely useful, because optimization looks to be on point. Controls are customizable, and you can play your own music library on the in-game radio. It’ll support 4K resolutions and multi-monitor layouts. Graphics options are plentiful and powerful, with everything from standard quality and view-distance adjustments to a field-of-view slider (though it’s more limited than discriminating FOV players might want - I expect modders will remedy that shortly).
To Rockstar’s credit, there’s currently a warning on the Steam store page, and Rockstar is offering refunds if you’re not willing to wait for the fix - so at least they’re handling this the right way.Īssuming your user name is compliant, then, everything else is rosy. If your account is, for example, “Dave’s PC” or “Steve & Jane,” you might not be able to play until it’s patched, unless you create an alternate user account. First, a warning: Rockstar’s QA somehow managed to miss a bug that potentially renders GTA 5 unplayable if your Windows user name contains any “special characters,” meaning anything other than letters and numbers.
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