News - Best Warzone 2 Settings For Max Fps And Visibility. Warzone 2 Pc Guide For Maximum Performance

Intro

Warzone 2 is finally out, and it takes things to a whole new level when it comes to design, graphics, and gameplay. But even with all the fancy technology we have now, there's still one thing that will ruin the experience, and that is performance, which in Warzone 2 could definitely cause some trouble for some low- to medium-level NPCs.

So, in today's article. And subscribe now for more content. Let's dig in. First, you'll have to update your Windows and all your drivers to the latest version in order to have the best experience possible. And don't worry because Nvidia fixed their problems with the latest drivers, so now it's safe to download another.

One thing that I will really recommend is putting the game on an SSD for me. This fixed all the stutters and made the game a lot smoother, but again, if you don't have one, an HDD should just do for now, but as I said, having a slow hard drive can definitely ruin the experience and add a lot of stuff to the game.

Windows settings

Alright, now let's go to the more important stuff, and first We gotta do a few Windows settings, and first you have to go to the Windows search and type in graphics, open the graphics settings, and turn on hardware acceleration. GPU, after which you'll search for a game, find Modern Warfare 2, and add it as shown in the article, after which you will set it to Max Performance.

Keep in mind that you have to add the Cod application, not the Cod hq1. Is W just a launcher and not going to do anything else? We're going to move to some Nvidia options here, and you want to right-click on your desktop and open the Nvidia Control Panel here. You want to go to Manage 3D Settings and add Modern Warfare 2 as shown in the article, and here I won't go into too many details, so just copy the settings that I have as most of them are just for increasing performance for AMD users.

I'm sorry I don't have an AMD graphics card, but setting most of the stuff to Max Performance should do the trick. In any case, you can go online and search for the best settings for the AMD graphics cards, and now before you go into in-game settings, there's another thing that you can do that is actually pretty huge.

Go to your documents, open Call of Duty, and then go to settings and open settings. 3, here you want to search for "rendered worker," and you want to set that value to half of how many cores your CPU has; so mine has eight, so I'll set this to four, and in case yours has 12, you want to set this to six.

After that, you will want to set the article memory scale to 0.8.

Best settings

We're going to move to in-game settings, where pretty much all the magic happens, but after you open the game, there's another quick thing you can do, and that is open Task Manager, go to details, right-click on Modern Warfare 2, and set the priority to high, if allowed. It works for some these might not work, and I really don't know what the cause could be, but it definitely helps a bit with performance as well, so definitely give it a go now for the actual in-game stuff.

First, you want to go to display and set the mode to full screen exclusive and the resolution to your desktop one, so the maximum available for. For the refresh rate, you'll want to use whatever you have available, so go with the maximum one again. Dynamic resolution should be turned off as this could make the game really blurry at range, but in case you have a really big performance issue.

I definitely advise turning this on, but keep in mind the visibility will go down quite a bit. Vsync should be off, and the frame rate in-game should be set to maximum while the menu is set to 60 because you don't want to be using your GPU in the menu because it will be useless and you don't need more than 60 anyway.

Other than that, focus mode and HDR should be turned off. If you still encounter stutters, you can opt for a shader restart or optimization now for the actual graphic settings. The resolution should be set to 100 if you have any issue. Shoes definitely turn this a bit lower, but keep in mind that this will also make the game a bit blurrier and you will lose some of the clarity for.

Upscaling: I like to use Fidelity Cast and set this between 80 and 90, as it really makes a difference in the visuals compared to the other ones and really keeps the performance pretty well. A should be set to Max to keep the game somewhat clean-looking, but if you're still having issues, turn it down a notch.

A quality setting should be set to low and the article memory scale set to 80. Next, we have textures, and here you want to set the texture resolution to low and the texture filter to high to keep the range quality somewhat decent. After that, the nearby level of detail should be set to low and the distant level of detail should be set to high because, in World War II, the maps are pretty big and you want to see the clutter better.

The draw distance should be set to short particles; the low particle quality level should be set to low, as should the bullet quality level, impact, and sprays. I like to keep it on. I didn't see any difference in performance, at least for me, so you could definitely do a bit of testing, but I like to keep it on "Shader quality low tessellation all is off" as these can really tank performance in the rain memory.

Max and on-demand texture streaming should be set to off-streaming quality. I prefer to keep it normal, but this can eat some FPS as well, so in case you have any issues, definitely turn it to low volumetric; quality should be medium. The physics quality is off, the water acoustics should be off, and this really tanks performance again now.

We're going to go to shadows and lighting. Shadow's map resolution should be set to medium, but again, if you have issues, I would advise setting it to low screen space. Shadows should be set to off-spot shadow quality and sport cache to medium if your PC can handle it. Lighting normal, ambient occlusion.

SSR, and weather grind volumes keep them off at all times, but in case you want to have nicer looking skins, turn on ambient occlusion and SSR, but keep in mind this really tanks performance. Last, on Nvidia. Reflex should be set to On Plus Boost if you have a Nvidia graphics card, and the rest of the settings for motion blur, depth of field, and field grain should be set to off or zero and before we end this in the View tab.

Best fov settings

I like to keep the field of view at Max, but if you have trouble, lower it down to, like, 105.

As such. I find this the best overall and weapon of a I like to keep it wide, as it makes the visibility a bit better and maybe gives you a small advantage, so these are pretty much my best settings when it comes to Warzone 2.

Conclusion

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