A groundbreaking new mod for Grand Theft Auto V is transforming Los Santos into the most lifelike version yet, introducing cutting-edge graphical enhancements that rival next-gen titles. Dubbed “NaturalVision Evolved – Hyper Realism”, this latest update from modder Razed delivers unprecedented visual fidelity to Rockstar’s decade-old masterpiece.

🔥 What’s New in This Ultra-Realistic Mod?
The mod overhauls nearly every visual aspect of the game with:

✅ Ray Traced Global Illumination – Dynamic lighting that realistically bounces off surfaces
✅ 4K PBR Materials – Every surface now has photorealistic textures and reflections
✅ Advanced Volumetric Clouds – Sky transitions that mimic real-world weather patterns
✅ Enhanced Water Physics – Waves that interact authentically with boats and shoreline
✅ Neural Network Upscaled NPCs – Characters now feature realistic skin pores and hair details

🖥️ System Requirements for Maximum Fidelity

To experience these enhancements at their best, you’ll need:

RTX 3080/4080 or equivalent GPU

32GB RAM minimum

High-speed SSD for texture streaming

Reshade & ENB framework installed

🌆 Side-by-Side Comparison

The mod makes vanilla GTA V look last-gen by comparison:

Downtown Los Santos now mirrors real-life LA’s light pollution

Vehicle paint shows microscopic metallic flakes and clearcoat reflections

Night scenes feature accurate moonlight diffusion through clouds

🛠️ Installation & Performance

While stunning, these enhancements come at a cost:
⚠️ ~45fps average on high-end systems at 1440p
⚠️ 20GB+ mod package requiring careful installation
⚠️ Online play disabled (Single Player only)

🚀 Where to Download

Available exclusively on GTA5-Mods.com, the package includes:

Custom timecycle modifiers

8K texture packs

Physics-based rendering configs

Pro Tip: Pair with L.A. Roads and VisualV mods for complete environmental overhaul.

🔮 What This Means for GTA 6

With modders achieving this level of realism in GTA V, expectations skyrocket for Rockstar’s official next-gen visuals. Early GTA 6 leaks suggest the game may incorporate similar ray tracing techniques natively.