Understanding the best Warzone 2 graphics settings during Season 4 Reloaded can make all the difference before you drop into a Warzone match. Call of Duty's battle royale contains a number of settings you can change to optimise the game and to stop any stuttering you may encounter.
Just like selecting the best audio settings, fine-tuning the graphics may take a while but the increase in performance and visual quality makes all the difference when you're trying to land a game-winning snipe on Vondel.
But, before we take a closer look at the best graphics settings, don't forget to take a look at our other guides showcasing the best ranked play loadouts for competitive action.
What are the best Warzone 2 graphics settings?
With so many settings and options to fine-tune, finding the best combination to suit your system can take a while. Thankfully, we've taken out the guesswork and found a combination that guarantees great performance when navigating the menu and dropping into the action.
Display
- Display Mode: Fullscreen Borderless or Fullscreen Exclusive
- Constrain Mouse to Game Window: Off
- Display Monitor: Your Monitor
- Display Adapter: Your GPU
- We ran this on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
- Screen Refresh Rate: Monitor Default
- Display Resolution: Monitor Default
- 1980*1020
- Dynamic Resolution: Off
- Aspect Ratio: Wide 16:9
- V-Sync (Gameplay): Off
- V-Sync (Menus): Off
- Custom Framerate Limit: Unlimited
- We recommend a custom frame rate using the following values: Gameplay 300, Menu 120, and Out of Focus 30
- Restart Shaders Optimisation: Use settings to delete Cache Shaders, and reoptimize all Shaders
- Display Gamma: 2.2 SRGB
- 2.4 (BT1886) for TV
- Brightness: 55
- Focused Mode: OFF
- HDR: OFF
- Select Automatic to set your Operating System's settings
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- Quality Presets: Custom
- Render Resolution: 100%
- Or 200% if your GPU can take the load
- Upscaling/Sharpening: NVIDIA Image Scaling or FidelityFX CasNVIDIA Image Scaling set to Quality
- FidelityFX Cas set at 60%
- Anti-Aliasing: Filmic SMAA T2X
- Anti-Aliasing Quality: Ultra Quality
- Video Memory Scale: 90
- Texture Resolution: High
- Texture Filter Anisotropic: High
- Distant Level of Detail: High
- Nearby Level of Detail: High
- Clutter Draw Distance: Long
- Particle Quality: High
- Particle Quality Level: High
- Bullet Impacts and Sprays: On
- Shader Quality: High
- Tessellation: All
- Terrain Memory: Max
- On-Demand Texture Streaming: Off
- Streaming Quality: Normal
- Shadow Map Resolution: Ultra
- Screen Space Shadows: High
- Spot Shadow Quality: High
- Cache Spot Shadows: On
- Spot Cache: Ultra
- Cache Sun Shadows: On
- Particle Lighting: Ultra
- Ambient Occlusion: Both
- Space Screen Reflection: High
- Weather Grid Volumes: On
- NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: On + Boost
- Depth of Field: On
- World Motion Blur: Off
- Weapon Motion Blur: Off
- Film Grain: 0.25
For the best-looking version of Warzone 2, setting everything to high is ideal but if your system can't handle it, lower them to medium for a boost in performance.
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Additionally, we recommend switching motion blur off for a crystal-clear view of the surrounding area.
View
- Field of View: 90 to 100 (personal preference)
- ADS Field of View: Affected
- Weapon Field of View: Default
- Vehicle Field of View: Default
- 1st Person Camera: Default
- 3rd Person Camera: Default
Selecting your favourite field of view (FOV) makes all the difference in Warzone 2. Having the ability to view more of what's happening makes spotting enemies much easier but if you adjust it too much, the graphics are affected. A FOV between 90 and 100 will work perfectly.
That's all there is to know about the best Warzone 2 graphics settings. For more, check out our guides showcasing the best Warzone 2 SMG and the latest intel on upcoming Warzone 2 double XP events.
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