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Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas on PC: requirements and FPS by GPU

To play Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas at 60 FPS at 1080p on High, a GTX 1050 Ti is enough (~25 FPS estimated). Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is capped at 25 FPS.

Updated November 15, 2026

Estimated FPS by graphics card

Graphics card1080p1440p4K
GTX 1050 Ti252515
GTX 1650252518
RX 580252520
GTX 1060252523
GTX 1660 SUPER252525
RTX 3060 Laptop252525
RTX 2060252525
RTX 3060252525
RTX 4060 Laptop252525
RTX 4060252525
RTX 3060 Ti252525
RTX 3070252525
RTX 4060 Ti252525
RTX 3080252525
RTX 4070252525
RTX 4070 SUPER252525

60 FPS or more30 to 60Under 30

Estimated FPS at High quality with a high-end processor and 32 GB of RAM. Real results can vary by up to 30%.

Requirements

MinimumRecommended
Graphics card64MB Video Card (Geforce 3 or better)128MB (or greater) Video Card (Geforce 6 Series Recommended)
Processor1Ghz Pentium III or AMD Athlon ProcessorIntel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon XP Processor
RAM1 GB1 GB

FAQ

What graphics card do I need for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas?

To play Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas at 60 FPS at 1080p on High, a GTX 1050 Ti is enough (~25 FPS estimated). Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas is capped at 25 FPS.

How much RAM does Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas need?

It asks for at least 1 GB. With less it may stutter or not launch.

Does my PC run Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas better than a PS5?

A card like the RTX 2070 Super performs about like a PS5's. Add your PC to Specta and we'll tell you for your setup.