But before we begin, here’s a look at Destiny 2 running at a smooth 4K/60 on PC, captured on a system running a Core i7-7700K and GeForce GTX 1080 Ti during E3. In the meantime, here’s a look at the technical options available to PC gamers, and the PC hardware requirements you’ll need to get the game running. We’re working on a proper review of Destiny 2 to see if the PC gameplay matches the graphical superiority. Yes, you can finally play Destiny at 60 fps (or more!) with a keyboard and mouse. Beyond that, while the console versions of the game are locked to a mere 30 frames per second, Destiny 2 on PC places no cap on your frame rate. The game offers full support for 4K, 21:9 ultrawide, and even cutting-edge high-dynamic range (HDR) monitors, in addition to the usual options. It doesn’t matter what type of monitor you have, either, because Destiny 2 ($60 on Amazon or Blizzard) is no half-assed PC port.
Destiny 2 on PC is the definitive way to play the game, and one of the prettiest shooters to ever grace a display despite some surprisingly modest PC requirements. Destiny 2 launches on PCs worldwide today, nearly two months after Bungie’s blockbuster shooter launched on consoles-and the wait was worth it. Unlike the first Destiny, the sequel isn’t giving PC gamers the cold shoulder.
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