God of War Ragnarok for PC just launched today and here we'll be having a look at the PC port's performance using an RTX 4070 Ti Super.

GOW Ragnarok runs really good on this system, and it supports a plethora of options. One great thing is that it supports FSR 3.1 Frame Generation, which means that FSR Frame Generation is decoupled from FSR Upscaling, so you can use it with DLSS, DLAA, TAA or even Intel's XeSS.

Unfortunately Nvidia's DLSS 3 Frame Generation doesnt work in God of War Ragnarok for some reason, and I am also not the only one to have noticed this. It is a shame, but hopefully it gets fixed soon.

The game mentions that a PSN account is mandatory, but you can bypass it by just ignoring the window when it pops up when starting the game.

System Specs:

Intel Core i5 14600KF @ Stock
MSI Ventus Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super @ Stock
Gigabyte Gaming X AX Z790 Motherboard
G-Skill 32GB DDR5 6400 Mt/s CL32 Memory
Corsair HX850i Power Supply
Windows 11 Pro
2TB PCIE Gen 4 Nvme Drive
Game Mode and ReBAR enabled

Timestamps:

0:00 - Regarding PSN Account
1:08 - 1080p Ultra, DLAA
2:09 - 1080p Ultra, DLAA, DLSS Frame Generation On
2:29 - 1080p Ultra, DLAA, FSR Frame Generation On
3:18 - 1440p Ultra, DLAA
4:46 - 1440p Preset Scaling (High to Low)
6:26 - 1440p Ultra DLSS Scaling (DLAA to DLSS Balanced)
8:06 - 1440p Ultra, DLAA, DLSS Frame Gen On
8:47 - 1440p Ultra, DLAA, FSR Frame Gen On
10:13 - 1440p Ultra, DLSS Quality, DLSS Frame Gen On
10:33 - 4K Ultra, DLAA
11:42 - 4K Preset Scaling (High to Low)
12:53 - 4K Ultra DLSS Scaling (Quality to Performance)
14:44 - 4K Ultra, DLSS Quality, DLSS Frame Gen On
15:17 - 4K Ultra, DLSS Quality, FSR FG On

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