However, Horizon is also getting DLSS so it too should see a performance boost. All around, this means that God of War should have boosted performance on launch for PC, a stark contrast from Horizon Zero Dawn which was flooded with negative Steam reviews citing poor performance. According to Nvidia, this improvement can result in 33 percent better latency. Meanwhile, Nvidia Reflex is a technique that cuts through render queues to alleviate GPU intensiveness - that's because the GPU and CPU work together more in sync. RELATED: Spider-Man: Miles Morales Is The Perfect Christmas Game

You can switch between various options such as quality and performance, dictating whether you want the game to look better or run better. If you don't know, DLSS is an AI-upscaling technique that renders your game in a lower resolution before rebuilding it in a higher one, giving you improved performance. It's joining the next DLSS push from Nvidia which is also bringing the feature to Horizon Zero Dawn, ICARUS, Diablo 2: Resurrected, and Lemnis Gate - all in December. And today, Sony unveiled a bit more, showing new God of War footage while revealing the system requirements.

Much like Uncharted 4, it's set to arrive sometime in early 2022. For the first time in the series' history, God of War is coming to PC.

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