News - The Best Warzone 3 Fov Settings On Console. Xbox/ps4/ps5

Everyone, today we're going over the best fop settings you guys can use right now in season 1 of War Zone 3. You're running right now in the new season, so with that being said, usually when I make these articles, I start off with the old consoles, then we move over to the new generation. So for other consoles like the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, I think your best bet is playing at 105.

To 110, now keep in mind that before I was recommending you guys not even really touch 100 at all mainly because the optimization was really bad and the game was very choppy if you guys don't actually know this the fov does affect your performance a lot if you guys play an ad fov like how we were back in war zone 1 you're probably going to get the best experience when it comes to your FPS, the higher the fov the lower the FPS gets so if you guys are an old genin keep in mind that you are going to be putting a bit more tax on your console when you do run a higher fov but when I play my PlayStation 4 I don't really notice any big hitches until I push it to around 108, which is why I give you guys around 105 to 110.

So if you guys are trying to play a bit of a higher FV but still have that smooth experience, I think that's a great spot now for those of you who don't care about FV. You guys can run 80, just like in the old days. It is a bit zoomed in, and it might make you a bit, you know, nauseous if you guys haven't played on it in a while, but you will get a really good performance.

I've actually played on it recently, and the game feels much smoother. It's noticeably different if you guys do want to go all in for performance. Now moving over to the new generation side for the PlayStation 5 and the Xbox, series X If you guys are playing on these consoles, I recommend you guys go ahead and bump that up if you guys want to.

You can run 120 FPS pretty seamlessly on that console, but you are going to lose some frames. Still, you know the PS5 is supposedly able to run at 120 FPS. You're not going to get 120; you might get maybe, like, I don't know, maybe 100 FPS. On that, you're going to lose about 20 frames playing at 120 FPS, but it's not that noticeable of a difference compared to the PlayStation 4.

You know, on the PS4 and Xbox One, you only get 60 FPS, so every single frame counts, but on the PS5, they're a lot more generous with how many frames you can run, and if you guys don't even have a 120 HZ monitor or TV, there's literally no point of even running 120 HZ or FPS on your console, so you're perfectly fine.

I know a lot of people think that if you have 120 FPS on a regular TV, you're still going to get more frames. No, the frame rate has to match the Hz on the TV or monitor; if it doesn't, then there's no point in getting those extra frames; you're not even going to be able to see them. So, like I said, if you guys are playing a regular TV or regular monitor that doesn't go over 60 or even 75 HZ, then there's no point in running 120 HZ or FPS on your console.

So if you guys are some 12 to 120 HZ monitor enthusiasts that are playing on PS5, then you guys should be perfectly safe to run 120 FV. As of right now, the update hasn't had any issues, so you should be perfectly safe now. I'll say for the series X enjoyers. Be careful. With your fov, and the only reason to say this is because I have been hearing a lot of people in the community, specifically my community, say that series X is having a bit of a hitch when running it at a higher fov.

I'm not exactly sure if this is going on with all consoles; it could just be like an isolated thing, but if you guys are experiencing a lot of hitches on your console specifically. Series X, make sure you guys just turn it down a little bit. You don't have to turn it down that much; maybe 115 will be fine, but running 120 on it might be a bit too taxing.

I've heard that the series X's are having a bit of trouble right now, but that's only if you guys are experiencing any hitches. If you guys aren't, you're perfectly fine. Run whatever you guys want; the new generation of consoles can just about handle everything that the game can throw at it now.

I do want to mention something very important to anyone who's playing the game. This goes for PC players as well. The new update actually changed a lot when it comes to the recoil pattern of using scoped guns. If you guys remember back in war zone 1, you know having a high fov was very advantageous when it came to using anything that had a scope on it.

You know, in War Zone 2, that changed because they added a lot of visual recoil to anything that was magnified. But in this game, it's actually much different, so if you guys run a higher fov, it will actually be a lot better for you when you're trying to, you know, beam players from far away using a 2.5, or five times the scope you guys are going to see in today's game play.