The GTA 5 Enhanced Update 2025 for PC will go live on March 4, 2025, as recently revealed by Rockstar Games. However, the developer seems to have already made it available to pre-load on the platform. Earlier today, it was only accessible for players on Rockstar Games Launcher. However, now it's also available on Steam.
This has also revealed its size, which is about 91 GB, according to an X post by Grand Theft Auto YouTuber @Gtamen. The YouTuber posted a screenshot of the Rockstar Games Launcher app, which showed an option for pre-load and the above-mentioned file size of the upcoming update.
Read on to learn about the exact file size of the update according to the launcher.
GTA 5 Enhanced Update 2025 pre-load size reportedly revealed to be about 91 GB on PC
The upcoming GTA 5 Enhanced Update 2025 will bring exclusive features from the title's PS5 and Xbox Series X/S version (also known as the Expanded and Enhanced Edition) to its PC version.
This includes HSW Performance upgrades, some current-gen console-exclusive cars, certain technical enhancements, and more. Rockstar announced the arrival of this update back in November 2024, but a release date was shared only recently.
Now, the update is available to pre-load on PC on both Rockstar Games Launcher and Steam, and its file size on each platform is as follows:
- Rockstar Games Launcher - 91.53 GB
- Steam - 89 GB
This is pretty similar to the title's file size on current-gen consoles. For instance, Grand Theft Auto 5 Expanded and Enhanced's launch version (March 2022) on PS5 was apparently around 86 GB.
It is worth noting that the Enhanced Update 2025 is absolutely free of cost for all current owners of the game on PC. Rockstar has revealed the minimum and recommended system requirements for Grand Theft Auto 5 (PC) for this update:

The current PC version of the title will be supported post-update too, which should help those with specifications below the suggested system requirements. However, players on the older version will not be able to play Grand Theft Auto Online with those on the updated version.
Also check: Grand Theft Auto Online Next-Gen PC upgrade: All you need to know