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God of War PC Release Date is January 14, 2022, Sells 19 Million on PS4 - Vimarsana News

God of War PC Release Date is January 14, 2022, Sells 19 Million on PS4

Santa Monica Studios confirms God of War is the next Playstation Studios game to come to PC with a January 2022 release date.

War of God On PC To Become Available On January 14, 2022 - Vimarsana News

War of God On PC To Become Available On January 14, 2022

To give tribute to their fans, Santa Monica Studio announced that God of War (2018) will be coming to PC on January 14, 2022.

God of War PC version announced, no longer PlayStation exclusive - Vimarsana News

God of War PC version announced, no longer PlayStation exclusive

It's official - God of War is coming to PC. A Steam version of the game is now available to pre-order with a release date set for January 14, 2022.

God of War (2018) is coming to PC in January - Vimarsana News

God of War (2018) is coming to PC in January

Sony Santa Monica's 2018 God of War entry is coming to PC in January via Steam and the Epic Store, with a host of graphical options in tow.

Gentle introduction to GPUs inner workings - Vimarsana News

Gentle introduction to GPUs inner workings

This article summarizes some lower level aspect of how GPU executes. Although GPU programming is not that complicated when compared to CPU, it also doesn’t match to what hardware is doing exactly. The reason is that we can’t just program GPU without some API, which is an abstraction over its inner workings. Since few years now, we have modern explicit APIs like DirectX 12 or Vulkan, which shrunken the gap to what is happening with hardware. Yet there still are few low-level bits (pun intended) that are worth explaining.