News - Best Pc Settings For Cod Warzone 2 Optimize Fps & Visibility For Any Pc - New Update" Season 1
Welcome back to Softenerology Solutions, and today we're talking about Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 season 1. Ladies and gentlemen. Now, a very important note: go ahead and close your Call of Duty. You, I repeat, you, can't have this open while changing these settings all right, so what you're going to need to do is go to the file explorer over here, Go to your documents.
Go to Call of Duty now. You might have the player beta over here. Go ahead and delete it; there is no more beta. Go over here, and then go to this option over here that says Option 3: {89}. Go ahead and open this up with any notepad or anything that you can edit with and go all the way down to where it says "render worker count." My default over here The number of defaults that I had over here was five.
Intel. Whatever the case might be, type in your CPU specs and press enter. Then go to the first link over here, scroll down, and go to your total course and your total threads. Now you're going to change it inside here. You can even just copy this number if you want to close out of this and then go ahead and paste it inside here; I can't do this since my game is still running in the background.
If I change anything right now, it's going to mess my game up, and I don't want that to happen. So once you change the number to the physical cause of your CPU, you're going to click on file, you're going to click on save, and you're going to close out of this once. You are done now. Ladies and gentlemen, once you are done with that, I'm just going to show you something quickly.
So as you can see, I'm in my game right now and I'm doing about 130 to 537. Now I'm running wallpaper engine in the background of my game, so I'm using steam to run wallpaper engine, as you can see from the beautiful wallpaper that I have, and then I'm also recording at this very moment with OBS. Now if I do close my wallpaper engine and I do stop recording and I don't record a article.
I do about 160, 162. FPS from 130, so ladies and gentlemen, that's basically a 50 FPS increase by just changing the render work account inside, so I'm using your documents folder, and ladies and gentlemen, this actually does work. Go ahead and try it now. Ladies and gentlemen, at this very moment, now that you're actually listening to me right now, go ahead and change your settings to this.
Go ahead and go to Quality, and go ahead and change it to these settings that I have right here at this very moment, ladies and gentlemen. I don't know why Call of Duty is doing all these beautiful things, but at this very moment, now that you're actually listening to me right now, this is the best setting you can use right now at this very moment to have the best gameplay possible.
Stuttering less, like lag spikes and stuff like that, and really good FPS while playing the game, and your game also looks really, really good. You're going to obviously have this on custom because we're going to start changing things all right, so you're going to leave this at the render resolution of your monitor once you're done with that.
You're going to go to upscaling sharpening and put this on Fidelity Cash. Go to "show more" and put it at 75. 75 is a sweet spot right now; do not push it up do not push it down; leave it at 75. Once you're done with that, you're going to go into anti-analyzing and put it at full-mic SMAA, T2 times right, anti-analyzing.
For some reason, when you set this to "normal," the game looks a little bit better and you don't lose FPS. You literally don't lose FPS by setting this to normal from low, so go ahead and do it. Normal article memory scale It will obviously give you a default memory scale. Mine was 80; yours might be different.
Go ahead and leave it at its default memory scale; once you're done with that, you're going to scroll down to texture and resolution. Leave this at low because your game's not going to look like this; it will still look like that, but if you put it at very low and expect your game to look like that, do not put this at very low; it's going to look like dog trash, so go ahead and leave the site at low texture.
Filter anastrophic. I highly recommend you put this on high right now because, for some reason, at this very moment since the recording of this article and the test that I've done, you can leave this on high right now and it doesn't impact FPS at all. This doesn't impact FPS. This doesn't impact FPS.
If you leave them on high, all three of them Leave them on high clutter draw distance; you can now put this ad on it; it works perfectly fine and doesn't impact FPS in your game. Quality High-quality particles, low-quality bullets, impacts, and spray do not have an impact on FPS. GPU. CPU, or RAM.
It doesn't have an impact on anything, so put this on; don't switch it off; leave it in the shade. I leave mine at medium at the moment because there's no difference between medium and high. Yes. I had this at low before because I didn't really care about my gun skins and how they looked, but right now, at this very moment, if I put it on medium, there's no physical FPS difference, and Gun looks really, really good.
My gold gun skins and stuff like that look really, really good, and they don't look like mustard if I put them on low. Don't put them on low. Put this at really medium, but the same medium. Go ahead and put this at medium. All right, once you're done with that distillation, you're going to put it in the past, in your memory.
Max, all right, on demand texture streaming off this at this low level, off this, you do not need any of these at this very moment, right these. Shadow and lighting I highly recommend you put this on just add low or on off if it gives you an off option or a low option, so low off low off. Right once you're done with those, create some screen space.
Reflections off this at low, and then this off as wall, all right. At this very moment, since I did a bench test, tested my game, and played the game before I recorded this article, right now at this very moment with my machine, look, go ahead and test this OnePlus boost; it actually gives you a little bit more of an increase in fps.
I don't know why I don't know why, and for the love of fact. I don't know why because God's just great, but anyways, go ahead and put this on if you do not see an increase in fps but you see an increase in fps on or you see a increase in fps on off, go ahead and change it to that because it's your own personal preference right with the machine that you're currently running off it's, a single player game you do not need any of those three what the wrong with you if you put these things on it's not a single player game put it off this one over here, film gained 0.00.
