Best Pc Settings For Warzone 3

Best Graphic settings for MW3 Warzone on PC

I’ll go over the different graphics settings and you can copy them into your game. The only target here is to get maximum performance and FPS out of your PC in Warzone 3.

Display

Display Display Mode: Fullscreen Exclusive Display Monitor: Your primary monitor Display Adapter: Your discrete GPU (AMD/NVIDIA/Intel) Screen Refresh Rate: Max value Display Resolution: Auto Aspect Ratio: Automatic Display Gamma: 2.2 (sRGB) Brightness: 50 (default value but change as per your preference) Sustainability Eco Mode Preset: Custom V-Sync (Gameplay): Off V-Sync (Menu): Off Custom Frame Rate Limit: Unlimited Focused Mode: 90 High Dynamic Range (HDR): Off

Quality

Global Quality Graphic Preset: Custom Render Resolution: 100 (reduce if performance is low but you’ll lose quality) Dynamic Resolution: Off Upscaling/Sharpening: FidelityFX CAS FidelityFX CAS Strength: 50 VRAM Target Scale: 80 Variable Rate Shading: On Details & Texture Texture Resolution: Low (Very Low if your device is low-tier) Texture Filter Anisotropic: High Depth of Field: Off Detail Quality Level: Low Particle Resolution: Low Bullet Impacts: On Persistent Effects: Off Shader Quality: Low On-demand Texture Streaming: Off Local Texture Streaming: Normal Shadow & Lighting Shadow Quality: Normal (Low if your device is low-tier) Screen Space Shadows: Low Ambient Occlusion: Off Screen Space Reflections: Off Static Reflection Quality: Low Environment Tesselation: Off Volumetric Quality: Low Deferred Physics Quality: Off Weather Grid Volumes: Off Water Quality: Off

View

Field of View Field of View (FOV): 120 (higher FOV causes some FPS loss, but is important for BRs) ADS Field of View: Affected Weapon Field of View: Wide 3rd Person Field of View: 80 Vehicle Field of View: Wide Camera World Motion Blur: Off Weapon Motion Blur: Off Film Grain: 0.00 1st Person Camera Movement: Least (50 percent) 3rd Person Camera Movement: Least (50 percent) 3rd Person ADS Transition: 3rd Person ADS (personal preference) Spectator Camera: Game Perspective Inverted Flashbang: On

Comparison Images

Above are two comparison shots to give you a better perspective on how the game appears with these recommended custom settings versus with the extreme graphics preset. I took the images in the Zaravan Suburbs POI where there are several buildings and not many empty spaces. These are my PC specifications:

OS: Windows 11 RAM: 16 GB GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT CPU: Intel i7-12700k Resolution: 1440p

Going from low to high settings, the texture of the world objects, shadows, and special effects appear better. Looking at the FPS counter in the top-left corner, you can tell that I gained around 30 frames by switching to the competitive settings. It may not seem that big of a difference, but the visual clarity and performance improvement I felt was worth it. Furthermore, for players that have a low or mid-end spec PC, the difference in FPS will most likely be even bigger.

Best Interface settings for MW3 Warzone on PC

Below I’ve included some extra settings you can tweak in the Interface menu. These settings don’t affect the performance in Warzone 3 but will improve your gameplay experience.

HUD Bounds: Shrink the HUD if you have a large monitor. Mini Map Shape: Square Mini Map Rotation: On Horizontal Compass: On Crosshairs: On Hit Marker Visuals: On Damage-based Hit Marker: On Player Names: Abbreviated Vehicle HUD Prompt: Never Disappear Telemetry: Enable important stats like FPS, Server Latency, and Packet Loss Gameplay Tips: Off Skip Introduction Movie: On Tooltips: On

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