Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced game artwork
$14.99$29.99
50% off
83% positive

222,058 reviewsAll languages

Sale ends

Game Settings

Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced

Steam Deck rating

4.0 out of 5

Good

2 total scores

Score distribution

  1. Excellent5 / 50
  2. Good4 / 52
  3. Playable3 / 50
  4. Poor2 / 50
  5. Broken1 / 50

Settings snapshot

Settings medians use reported fields. When no target median is available, FPS shows a whole-number reported result. Ranges use their midpoint; differing tests use a median. Custom means mixed graphics settings. These fields may describe different tests.

Compatibility
Unsupported
Reported FPS
60
Resolution
800p
Graphics preset
Custom

Reports (2)

Detailed community observations and sourced reports behind the score.

  1. Community observation4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset, Uncapped

    800p · Custom preset · Uncapped

    Quality upscaling · FSR · FSR 3

    Reported gameplay FPS: 60 FPS

    Usually above the stated FPS; this is not an absolute lower bound.

    Rare dips below 60 FPS; VSync enabled and the in-game frame limit disabled.

  2. Sourced reportdeck.mhhf.com4 / 5Good800p, Custom preset, Other FPS target

    For an LCD Deck on SteamOS with the default compatibility layer, the article recommends custom 1280×800 settings with ray tracing off, a 45 FPS Deck cap, and a 10 W limit. The author says the game can run at a decent frame rate on Deck; the displayed 9.2/10 is an experience score. The source separately reports about 20–30 FPS with ray tracing on and states SteamOS Online was unavailable in its March 2025 test. The 45 FPS cap is configured, not achieved FPS.

    800p · Custom preset · Other FPS target

    Default runtime

    FPS cap: 45 FPS

    Steam Deck cap in the recommended 10 W battery profile; configured cap, not achieved FPS.

    • Online or anti-cheat issue

    Article: LCD SteamOS/default compatibility layer; custom 1280×800, RT-off profile, 45 FPS Deck cap at 10 W; keep RT-on and dated Online notes separate..View source (opens in a new tab)— Score mapped from cited evidence