Rockstar's own 4K release of the Extended Look measures as native 1440p holding a stable 30 frames per second, and Digital Foundry calls a 60 fps console mode extremely unlikely. Rockstar itself has still published nothing about frame rate, resolution or camera modes.

Digital Foundry's breakdown, out 2026-08-28, is a measurement rather than a report. The official file renders at native 1440p with no dynamic resolution scaling, is lifted to 4K by a plain spatial upscale that leaves softness and aliasing, and holds what they call a relatively stable and well paced 30 fps with only very occasional single-frame drops. Ray-traced reflections and global illumination are there but noisy. Their verdict on a performance mode is that 60 fps is extremely unlikely on console hardware, because there is no way to recover enough GPU and particularly CPU time for a 16.7 ms update without compromising the world. Separately, VGC, Kotaku, Push Square and Tom's Hardware all report Rob Nelson saying consoles run the game at 30 fps during development and that a 60 fps option would need a conversation with the technical team, but that quote reaches print through a creator session and a machine translation, not a Rockstar publication, and Nelson's own Famitsu interview never touches frame rate. First-person is reported as absent at launch and a campaign of roughly 80 hours travels with the same wave, both without an official source. Neither Rockstar nor Take-Two has published anything on frame rate, resolution, ray tracing, camera modes or story length.