Does gta 5 works on 32 bit windows

[Isfarahmed]

Does gta 5 works on 32 bit windows

 

[BITTU210]

No.
https://support.rockstargames.com/hc/communities/public/questions/203647067-GTA-5-on-32-bit-pc

 

[Supernova1138]

GTA V only has a 64 bit executable, so it can't run on a 32 bit operating system, and that's becoming standard with new games as they are built for the new consoles that have 8GB of RAM available. If you want to play new games, it's time to upgrade to a 64 bit OS>

 

[coolyo]

Nope it wont you need to be a 64 bit user cause 64 bit limits 2 gb of ram which is if you have a 4 gb of ram -2 = 2gb of ram and if you have 32 bit pc it will remove the 3gb of your ram = 1gb of ram then an unplayable gta v and im a 12 yr old not trolling im being serious

 

[gamerk316]

Nope it wont you need to be a 64 bit user cause 64 bit limits 2 gb of ram which is if you have a 4 gb of ram -2 = 2gb of ram and if you have 32 bit pc it will remove the 3gb of your ram = 1gb of ram then an unplayable gta v and im a 12 yr old not trolling im being serious

Totally incorrect.

32-bit Windows has an Address Space limitation of 4GB, counting all the amount reserved for IO devices. Farther, user space is typically limited to 2GB by default, though the /3GB switch can sometimes be used to increase this to 3GB. PAE can be used to increase the amount of usable Address Space to 16GB, but it has it's own problems and relies an applications to be compiled with the LAA flag set, which many 32-bit programs aren't, nevermind each individual application is still limited to just 4GB. And don't even get me started on AWE...

By contrast. Win-64 has an absolute physical limitation of 16EB, though this is software limited to a much smaller value (256GB I think, but it varies by version of Windows). Interestingly, for running 32-bit applications, the rules for 32-bit OS's remain in effect, namely the 4GB absolute limit on Address Space, regardless of how much RAM the system has available.

 

[SBTOPZZZ-UG]

I prefer you to install a windows os of x64 bit from your bios.... And try to run the GTA V..
'cause it worked for me!