Graphics Settings

• The first section deals with the usual monitor-related settings
• A serious limitation is that God of War supports only "windowed" and "borderless fullscreen"—there is no "fullscreen" option(!)
• The FPS limit can be set between 30 and 120 FPS, and there's also "off"
• While you can disable motion blur and film grain, the depth of field effects can't be disabled and are a little bit distracting
• In the "Resolution Scaling" section, you may choose between DLSS, FSR, and classic upscaling—only one of those three can be active at a time
• For DLSS, the game implements the sharpening slider that was added with DLSS 2.3

• When you select "Advanced" on the previous screen, you get access to NVIDIA Reflex settings, which optimize the rendering latency. I am not sure if that's really relevant for a single-player title and am happy to hear your thoughts on that, let us know in the comments.

• There are four quality presets: "Low", "Original," "High," and "Ultra."
• "Original" uses the same settings as the title on the PS4 (2018)
• Going beyond "Ultra" is possible; you can select "Ultra+" for the "Reflections" setting. This still doesn't enable ray traced reflection, but still look really good.