Quick Answer
Yes, the RX 9060 (8GB, around R8,000 to R10,500 at Evetech) can drive GTA 6 at 1920x1080 and 240fps, but 240fps at 1920x1080 is realistic in GTA 6 once you drop to a competitive preset and enable FSR 3.1 frame generation if your screen needs the extra margin. Pair it with Ryzen 5 7600 or Ryzen 5 9600X and a 240Hz panel (Samsung Odyssey or comparable) to actually see 240fps. Set an in-game cap near 243 and enable FSR 3.1 frame generation before you touch image quality.
Locking In 1920x1080 240fps on the RX 9060
Pushing 1920x1080 at 240fps in this game on a entry-to-mid card is mostly about settings discipline, not chasing new parts. First confirm your monitor is actually running its rated refresh in the AMD, NVIDIA or Intel control panel, then set the game to exclusive fullscreen at 1920x1080. With 8GB of VRAM the RX 9060 sits in the entry-to-mid bracket, so 240fps at 1920x1080 is realistic in GTA 6 once you drop to a competitive preset and enable FSR 3.1 frame generation if your screen needs the extra margin. Apply FSR 3.1 frame generation early, set a frame cap a few frames above 240 to keep input latency low, and only then start lowering quality if the 240 line still dips during a rainy night drive through downtown Vice City with traffic, neon reflections and crowds.
Which GTA 6 Settings to Cut First
GTA 6 is one of the most demanding open-world titles on the market, with dense Vice City crowds, wet-weather reflections and long draw distances that hammer both GPU and VRAM. The biggest frame-rate wins come from reflection quality and population density; take both to medium first and retest in a rainy night drive through downtown Vice City with traffic, neon reflections and crowds. Next trim shadow distance and volumetric lighting a single step, keep texture quality on high for image quality, and leave textures as high as your 8GB buffer allows without stutter. Retest the same scene after each change so you can tell which slider bought you the frames, then lock the cap near 243 once the 240 line holds.
FAQ
How much does the RX 9060 cost in South Africa?
Expect roughly R8,000 to R10,500 for the RX 9060 at Evetech, depending on the board partner and current stock. That puts it in the entry-to-mid class with 8GB of VRAM. Prices shift with the rand, so check the live listing before you commit.
Do I need FSR 3.1 frame generation to hit 240fps in GTA 6?
For 1920x1080 at 240fps, yes, FSR 3.1 frame generation makes the target far more comfortable on the RX 9060. Run it on Quality first; only step down to Balanced if a rainy night drive through downtown Vice City with traffic, neon reflections and crowds still dips below 240. It costs almost no image quality at this resolution.
What CPU should I pair with the RX 9060?
A Ryzen 5 7600 or Ryzen 5 9600X keeps the RX 9060 fed at 1920x1080 without bottlenecking your 240fps target. At higher resolutions the GPU does most of the work, so a mid-range CPU is plenty; spend the saved budget on faster RAM or an SSD instead.
Evetech Tip
Set your FSR 3.1 frame generation mode and a 243 frame cap before lowering any visual slider in GTA 6. If frames still dip in a rainy night drive through downtown Vice City with traffic, neon reflections and crowds, a RX 9060 (R8,000 to R10,500) is the cleaner fix than micro-tuning a weaker card.