GTA VI / PLANNING MODEL V1.0.0

PC upgrade advisor for GTA 6 planning

Identify relative constraints in your current setup and understand the assumptions behind each priority.

estimated

An OpenWorldKit planning assumption or relative model. It is not an official requirement or benchmark. View sources

Official GTA VI PC requirements have not been announced

This is an OpenWorldKit planning estimate, not a purchase recommendation or guaranteed performance result. Confidence is low; target FPS is your goal, never a prediction.

01 / CURRENT BUILD

Your hardware & target

35 matching desktop models · editorial classes

43 matching desktop models · editorial classes

Shared with your local readiness checker

estimated

An OpenWorldKit planning assumption or relative model. It is not an official requirement or benchmark. View sources

More information needed

—/100
Strongest component
Memory
Largest constraint
Complete your inputs first
Confidence
Low
Official PC requirements
Not announced

Upgrade priority

Unknown components need clarification first. Known priorities use weighted room to the maximum model index. Ties use GPU, CPU, memory, then storage; goals affect the overall score.

  1. GPU · Identify component first

    A lower editorial GPU class reduces the largest weighted contribution. VRAM and graphics settings are not benchmarked by this model.

  2. CPU · Identify component first

    A lower editorial CPU class reduces the CPU contribution. Cache, power limits and workloads can change real performance.

  3. Storage · Identify component first

    The lower of storage-type and free-capacity indices applies. The 200 GB threshold is a planning budget, not a game file size.

  4. Memory · Review model headroom

    The model assigns 25 below 16 GB, 65 at 16–31 GB and 100 at 32 GB or more. This is an assumption, not an official RAM requirement.

1080p / 60 FPS is your requested target, not a predicted result.

LOCAL WORKSPACE / 0 OF 10

Saved PC builds

Keep up to ten named builds in this browser. Loading a build sets the current checker and advisor inputs.

Local only · no account or cloud sync

How the advisor reads your build

The same 0–100 readiness index weights CPU at 30%, GPU at 45%, memory at 15% and storage at 10%, then subtracts target penalties. Priorities describe the weighted gap to maximum component indices. They do not identify a measured bottleneck in GTA VI. Unknown inputs withhold the overall result.

Read the full formula and catalog assignments, inspect estimated requirement tiers, check the official facts center or compare two builds.

Upgrade planning questions

Does this tell me what to buy for GTA VI?

No. Official GTA VI PC requirements have not been announced. Priorities describe gaps within an editorial model, not a purchase recommendation or guaranteed performance.

How are priorities determined?

The advisor reuses readiness model v1.0.0. It orders known components by weighted room to their maximum index, asks for unknown inputs first, and shows low confidence. Equal gaps use GPU, CPU, memory, then storage.

Can I reuse a saved build?

Yes. Named builds and the current configuration stay locally in your browser and are shared with the readiness checker and comparison workspace.