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GTA 6 setup builder

Choose a use case and compare a compatible GTA 6 setup from our verified 2026 picks. Rockstar has not published the game's output modes or install size, so this builder separates confirmed hardware compatibility from planning advice. Want just the console? Try the console picker.

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A standard PS5, OLED TV, PlayStation-compatible headset and PS5-compatible storage.

Your recommended setup

Best for PlayStation fansPlayStation 5 (Standard)The standard PS5 is a confirmed GTA 6 launch platform and costs less than the Pro. Rockstar has not published the game’s PS5 resolution or frame-rate modes.Check current priceCheck price (retailer link) ↗Best lower-cost OLEDLG B6 OLEDLG’s current lower-cost OLED pairs a native 120Hz panel with G-Sync and FreeSync Premium. Those are display capabilities, not a GTA 6 performance claim.$1,999.99 65-inch MSRP (July 2026)Check price (retailer link) ↗Best for PS5Sony Pulse ElitePlanar magnetic drivers, PlayStation Link wireless and simultaneous Bluetooth make this a natural PS5 choice. Sony also supports PC and Mac through the included adapter.$149 at Sony (July 2026)Check price (retailer link) ↗Best valueCrucial T500About the same real-world speed for less money, with a PS5 console-ready heatsink option. The value pick if you want plenty of space for GTA 6 without overspending.Check current priceCheck price (retailer link) ↗

PS5 includes a DualSense controller. The extra SSD is optional until Rockstar publishes the final install size. Prices move often, so check the live price on each. See the full gear guides for alternatives.

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