Optimizing your PC and getting the highest FPS you can get is a massive advantage. Imagine dropping onto a person who has 30, while you have 240. He is bottlenecking himself with his FPS. I want you to have the highest FPS your machine can get. So today, I am going to go over the best Warzone settings to increase your FPS and visibility. Let’s get started.
Windows Settings
- In windows Search bar, type “Graphics Settings”, then you should click “Browse” and search for “modernwarfare.exe”. Add it and press options and choose “High Performance”.
- In windows search bar, type “Background apps” and either press disable “Let apps run in the background” or disable one by one those you don’t need. I for example, left my HyperX NGEUNITY software, Realtek audio console, and Spotify.
- In windows search bar, type “Power & sleep settings”, on right side, click on “Additional power settings”, and choose “High performance” plan. It might be hidden beneath “additional plans”.
- In windows search bar, type “Game Mode”. Now, some machines get more FPS with game mode on, and some get more FPS with game mode off. You should experiment by yourself and see how it works for you. I get more FPS by turning it OFF.
Nvidia Settings
Right-click on your desktop and click “Nvidia Control Panel”, now go to “Manage 3D Settings” in the right section. Go to “Program Settings” Add Modern Warfare and use the settings below:
- Image Sharpening: On – Really helps with visibility, sharpen should be at 50 and ignore film grain at 0. If you have a newer driver, it might be called something different. So if it is not “Image Sharpening”, then don’t use it as it really eats up your FPS. I downgraded my Nvidia driver just to use this feature.
- Anisotropic Filtering: Application Controlled
- Antialiasing – FXAA : Off
- Antialiasing – Gamma Correction : On
- Antialiasing – Mode : Off
- Background Max Frame Rate: Off
- CUDA – GPUS: All
- Low Latency Mode: On
- Max Frame Rate: Off
- Open GL Rendering GPU: Auto Select
- Power Management Mode: Prefer Max Performance
- Shader Cache: Driver Default
- Preferred refresh rate: Application-controlled
- Texture filtering – Anisotropic sample optimization: On
- Texture filtering: Negative LOD Bias – Allow
- Texture filtering- Quality:High performance
- Texture filtering – Trinllnear optimziation: On
- Threaded optimization: On
- Triple Buffering – OFF
- Vertical Sync – OFF
- Virtual Reality Pre-rendered frames: OFF
In-Game Settings
Display
- Display Mode: Full Screen
- Display Monitor: The monitor you wish to play Warzone on
- Display adapter: Your graphics card
- Screen Refresh Rate: Match your monitors refresh rate
- Render Resolution: 100%
- Aspect Ratio: Automatic
- Dynamic Resolution: Disabled
- V-Sync: Disabled
- Custom Framerate Limit: Unlimited \ Custom with Gameplay Custom Limit 300, Menu 144, Out of Focus 144.
- Brightness – depends on monitor. Follow the instructions on the right, biy 50 should be enough.
- Display Gamma – 2.2 (sRGB)
- NVIDIA Highlights (Nvidia Only): Disabled
- NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency (Nvidia Only): Enabled + Boost
Quality
- Field of View: (100-120), I play on 120. Most pros play on 120.
- ADS Field of View: Affected
- Camera Movement: Least – 50%
Details & Textures
- Streaming Quality: Low
- Texture Resolution: Low
- Texture Filter Anisotropic: Low
- Particle Quality: Some people get more FPS on High and some get more FPS on Low. I am playing on Low.
- Bullet impacts and sprays: Disabled
- Tessellation: Disabled
- Dismemberment & Gore Effects: Disabled
- On-demand Texture Streaming: Disabled
Post Processing Effects
- NVIDIA DLSS (NVIDIA RTX cards only): Disabled. If you are getting really low FPS, put it on quality or balance.
- Filmic Strength: 1.00
- Film Grain: 0.00
- Anti-Aliasing: Off, really affects performance.
- Depth of Field: Disabled
- World Motion Blur: Disabled
- Weapon Motion Blur: Disabled
Shadow & Lighting
- Shadow Map Resolution: Low
- Cache Spot Shadows: Enabled
- Cache Sun Shadows: Enabled
- Particle Lighting: Disabled
- DirectX Raytracing: Disabled
- Ambient Occlusion: Disabled
- Screen Space Reflection (SSR): Disabled
Audio
- Audio Mix – Some people swear by Boost High. Some people swear by Boost Low. It depends on your headset. Go to a custom match and try and see which option is the best for you.
Keyboard & Mouse
- Mouse Senstivity – Personal prefernce, but make sure to check out my guide: Best Sensitivity For FPS Games
That's It
Now that you are rocking the best settings you can, make sure to use these settings with the Best Meta Loadouts In Warzone so you can totally demolish everyone. With that said, I will see you guys next time!
