We use our mid-range rig, sporting the MSI RTX 3060 Ti, to get a bead on just what the different settings do to your performance in Call of Duty: Warzone, and which you can tweak without ruining your gaming experience. Picking the right settings to sacrifice is where this guide comes in though because you shouldn't have to make the game look like a potato to enjoy some high-frame rate, low-lag action.
If you want the best chance of reacting to an opponent popping out in front of you, then the more frames the better.Īnd yes, if that means some visual fidelity to hit that gaming nirvana, then so be it. This leads to the obvious question: isn't 60 fps enough? While fine for plenty of games, when it comes to competitive shooters, no it's not. Call of Duty: Warzone has a VRAM Usage meter at the top right of the screen that is worth keeping an eye on-if it turns red you're going to need to ease back on your settings if you don't want to drop down into crash city.Īs our partner for these detailed performance analyses, MSI provided the hardware we needed to test Call of Duty: Warzone on different PC gaming hardware. Those with older GPUs, especially with limited onboard VRAM, are going to have to set a lot of the settings to low. If you can get your framerates right here, you should be good for when you come up against real players. That's not a bad thing though, as I found the framerates here paint something of a worst-case scenario.
It's generally more intense than a normal game. There's no in-built benchmark, so in order to test all the settings, I've used the game's practice mode, which drops you in the Quarry along with 23 enemy bots to take out. This could lead to some settings being almost impossible to gauge properly on live servers. Other times it's a bloodbath from the get-go-especially if you jump at the first opportunity. Sometimes you'll get sniped and never see anyone up close.
This is exactly where our performance guide comes in-helping you get the juggling act right between a great-looking game and one that performs brilliantly.Ĭall of Duty: Warzone is a multiplayer game, and as such the framerates can vary a lot between different runs.
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