Make sure your resolution slider in the options menu is at 100%. Also if you're playing at 1080 and have DLSS running it's gonna look like a$$. DLSS should be used if you're running 4k only. Anything else and it's blurry.

Check in the graphics settings if your output and render resolutions are the same. If not go to the bottom of that screen and adjust the scale.

Turn off FSR 2 and native resolution should apply

Originally posted by N0REGARD4LIFE:

Make sure your resolution slider in the options menu is at 100%. Also if you're playing at 1080 and have DLSS running it's gonna look like a$$. DLSS should be used if you're running 4k only. Anything else and it's blurry.

I use balanced DLSS at 1440p and I like how it looks.

i have FSR 2 off and my native resolution and output are the same, my dlss is off and my resolution scale is 100 % and my game is still blurry

I have same problem. Game is fine, but some textures like doors or boxes are super blurry. Putting models on original quality help a little.

Stumbled across this 3 years later because I was struggling with it as well.

If all resolution scaling, AI and traditional, is turned off and your resolution is set to the correct one, you should be good as long as you have enough VRAM. Make sure settings like resolution, upscaling etc. is also disabled in NVIDIA control panel / AMD Adrenaline. Adrenaline had Super Resolution on for just GoW for some reason and disabling that finally did the trick for me.
Ultra Textures use around 5-6 GB VRAM in this game and it will default to low textures on some models if that is exceeded.
Also make sure your pagefile is properly set up and picked up by God of War, as many have reported it just uses 1024 MB despite of what they've set in Windows. It's being used heavily to stream textures and might cause these issues as well.

This game's shader is a little on the blurry side in general - make sure it is actually blurry and compare it to YouTube videos with the same resolution and settings.

Merry Christmas!