Metadata examined by PlayStation data researcher Tex2 lists an \u201cmfsrVersion\u201d of 13.60 for Grand Theft Auto VI. MFSR, or Multi-Frame Super Resolution, is Sony\u2019s internal name for PSSR, its image-upscaling technology for the PS5 Pro.<\/p>
Metadata for Cyberpunk 2077 and Assassin\u2019s Creed Shadows reportedly lists version 13.00A, which corresponds to PSSR 2. The GTA VI entry could indicate a newer version of that technology, although the data does not confirm how the game will use it.<\/p>
The files also include support for the PS5 Pro\u2019s High CPU Frequency Mode. The setting allows the console\u2019s CPU to run at a higher clock speed. It could provide extra processing capacity for GTA VI\u2019s crowds, traffic and other CPU-intensive systems.<\/p>
GTA VI\u2019s metadata includes support for 120Hz output, but does not list variable refresh rate support. That has raised the possibility of a 40fps mode. A 40fps image can be displayed evenly on a 120Hz screen, with each frame shown for three refresh cycles.<\/p>
Games including Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and Horizon Forbidden West offer 40fps modes between their 30fps and 60fps options. Tex2 cautioned that a 120Hz setting does not confirm such a mode for GTA VI and noted that the choice remains with Rockstar.<\/p>
Rockstar has not announced graphics or performance modes for GTA VI on the standard PS5, PS5 Pro or Xbox Series X|S. Metadata can show technical support prepared for a game without confirming which features will be available at launch.<\/p>
Grand Theft Auto VI is scheduled to launch on Nov. 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.<\/p>