Rockstar Games has officially updated GTA V for PC, bringing it in line with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions nearly three years after the console upgrade. This long-awaited update introduces ray-tracing support, AI-powered upscaling, and access to the GTA Plus subscription service.
GTA Plus Now Available on PC
With this update, PC players can now subscribe to GTA Plus, unlocking exclusive perks previously limited to consoles. The membership grants access to:
- Hao’s Special Works, offering high-performance vehicle upgrades.
- The Vinewood Club Workshop and Vinewood App, providing in-game benefits.
- Exclusive vehicles, clothing, and other limited-time items.
- Classic Rockstar games, including Bully, Red Dead Redemption, and the GTA Trilogy.
Ray-Tracing and AI Upscaling Arrive on PC
The update finally allows PC players to enable ray tracing, enhancing global illumination and shadows for more realistic lighting. Additionally, Rockstar has added support for popular AI upscalers, including:
- Nvidia DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling)
- AMD FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution)
- Intel XeSS (Xe Super Sampling)
These upscaling technologies improve performance and image quality, ensuring smoother gameplay on a wide range of hardware.
Additional Enhancements for PC Players
Beyond ray tracing and AI upscalers, the update also introduces:
- DualSense controller features, bringing haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to PlayStation 5 controller users.
- DirectStorage support, reducing loading times and improving asset streaming.
- Ultra-wide monitor compatibility, offering a more immersive experience.
How to Download the GTA V PC Update
The new GTA V upgrade is now available on PC through Steam, Epic Games, and Rockstar’s launcher. The update is free for all existing players.
However, those who choose to remain on the older version will not be able to play online with users who install the update.
This update finally brings GTA V PC up to modern standards, offering ray tracing, AI-powered upscaling, and exclusive content via GTA Plus. Whether you’re revisiting Los Santos or jumping in for the first time, these improvements make for a better-looking and smoother gaming experience.
