News - Best Warzone 3 Graphics Settings For Smooth Gameplay (fix Lag & Stutter)
Yo guys, in today's article, I'm going to show you how to get the best possible frames on the new war zone map orikan, AKA War Zone 3. There's a lot of stuttering in this game, and there's a lot of low frames and performance issues, but if you guys follow the settings I'm going to have for you today in this article, your game will be running so smoothly—no stutters, no hitches.
All you have to do is stay to the end of the article, guys, and make sure you copy every single setting. So, as you guys can see here, I'm showing you an example of me in game. This is me playing Battle Royale solos. As you can see, I'm at a constant of over 200 frames here. Keep in mind that I also stream on two platforms at the same time: I stream to Tik Tok and Twitch and play the game all on one PC, so frames and performance are the same.
It is very needed and a very big thing for me, so if you guys copy my settings today, you will also experience amazing frames like this, as you can see here. I'm looking at the gas station here, and you can see there's an enemy; there's a lot to render in, and we're still at a con plus 180 190 frames.
Before I applied these settings to my game, I was really struggling; I was dropping to 50. My game was stuttering so crazy every time I landed in it. And make your game suffer to have good frames, and I'm going to show you exactly how to do this, guys. As I said, just make sure you stick to the end of the article, follow each step at your own pace, whether you want to go through it fast or slow, copy everything, and you will also have an amazing performing war zone.
So first, I'm going to start with the config file that is in the description of the article. Simply put, what you want to do is open up this; it's going to bring you to a page that looks like this. Just download the file, and it will download to your desktop. You should sit here, and what you want to do is open up the file explorer.
Click on the documents. Click on Call of Duty. Then players, And then you should have a file that says options. 4.23 now what you want to do is just rename this to backup at the end. Now I've already done that, so I'll just delete that, and what you want to do is drag it out onto the desktop so you have a backup just in case there's any experience of a hicup or anything goes wrong.
You have the backup file that you already have, so once you've done that, drag it to the desktop, and the one you downloaded should be here on the desktop. Just drag it in; that is all you need to do. Then you're going to want to close that, but before you load the game up, guys, what you want to do is click on your.
Nvidia control panel: now here are the best 3D settings to use. I'm going to scroll through them slowly, and you guys can copy each one on your own. Okay, guys, now I'm going to show you the endgame settings for you guys to have the best possible FPS while not having the worst graphics of all time, so simply click on the cog wheel.
Go to Graphics Settings, and we're going to start with the display tab. Now, one thing to know is if you copy the file that is in the description of the article for a shortcut. This is going to start the game on Windows; simply change it to exclusive. This is going to give you the least input delay.
This is always the best for me. I play Bodess because I stream and I'm constantly tabbing out, so that's a personal preference for me; it's a quality of life, but for the least input delay, make sure you're on full screen, exclusive guys. Then you want to come to the refresh rate. This is going to be on 144 by default.
Change this to the maximum that your monitor can handle. For me, this is 240, and now I'm going to go through each setting slowly. I'll scroll, and you guys can copy and paste. I will know any major settings, and I will tell you. Guys, the custom frame rate limit you want to make sure this isn't Max at all times you don't want it on unlimited This is going to make your PC work really hard when it doesn't need to, so make sure that when you're not in the game, the menu is limited to 120, and when you're tabed out, that is limited to 30.
Then we're going to go to the quality tab. Now this is a little trick for you guys. This is what I've done, and it doesn't make your game look horrible. I reduced the render resolution. Now I need the maximum frames possible because I am streaming to OBS and to Tik Tok, so I'm streaming on Twitch and Tik Tok at the same time; it's using a lot of power, and I'm running the game from one PC, so if you want some extra frames, you can lower this to 75 or 1080p.
Now obviously, this is for people who are only on 1440p, which is what I am normally at, but if you want some extra frames, guys, make sure you reduce this to. 100 now there's a common misconception, guys, that you must play with the lowest graphics possible to have the best frames. That is simply not true.
As you can see here, I'm on normal. For a couple of these sets instead of low or very low, this in turn will make your graphics card work a little bit harder and take some strain off your CPU. Vice versa, if you don't want the complete load on your CPU or your graphics card, you want to balance the Then we'll go to the view tab.
Another little trick for you guys to gain some extra frames is to actually lower your fov. For me personally, though I prefer 120 in the war zone, I like to see a lot on my screen, but if you want some extra frames, consider lowering this to 99, 100, or 103, somewhere around that. Mark whatever you prefer; for me personally, I can't live without 120°, but it does definitely increase your frame if you lower it because there's not as much on your screen.
If you guys found that article helpful, please leave a like. Let's try and get 250 likes, guys. If we get 250, I'm going to release the best controller settings for aiming and for movement. You guys are going to be moving like pros in no time.
