Modder Andy Nguyen has managed to port Linux to the PS5 and got Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced up and running with ray-tracing at a blistering pace of 60 FPS.
This particular setup is only able to run older PS5 firmwares, but features including 4K HDMI output and audio are working without issue, as are all of the PS5’s USB ports. The CPU clocking at 3.2GHz and the GPU is operating at 2.0GHz, although Nguyen noted that the CPU and GPU can be boosted to 3.5GHz and 2.23GHz, respectively. However, the modder stated that his PS5 Slim overheated quickly when attempting to do this.
You can watch a clip of GTA V running on this setup here.
GTA V was originally release for the PS3 and Xbox 360 in September 2013, and arrived on the PC the following month. The game has the distinction of appearing on three generations of hardware, as the PS3 version was followed by a PS4 port in 2014 with additional content and a PS5 release a few years back.
[Source – Andy Nguyen on X via NoteBookCheck]
