23 Minutes of God of War PC Gameplay on Ultra [4K 60FPS]

IGN published this video item, entitled “23 Minutes of God of War PC Gameplay on Ultra [4K 60FPS]” – below is their description.

God of War from 2018 has finally made its way to PC and we thought we’d push it to its limits with our Nvidia 3090 with all settings turned up to Ultra. This God of War PC gameplay on Ultra is all captured at 4K 60FPS with all settings maxed out. The computer being used to run God of War PC Ultra Settings is an AMD 5950x with the Nvidia 3090 onboard. If you want to see some pretty God of War PC gameplay you’ve come to the right place.

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