Best graphics settings for Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration

Modified Feb 28, 2025 15:58 GMT

Exploring the best graphics settings to use in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration (Image via Activision)

Having the best graphics settings for Warzone has become a necessity for achieving high FPS while ensuring good visual fidelity after the Black Ops 6 integration. Although the ideal settings are mostly dependent on your hardware, certain universal tweaks can enhance how the title runs on your system. These setting changes will also reduce input lag, and ensure a smoother, more fluid gameplay experience.

This guide outlines the best graphics settings for Warzone for optimizing visibility and performance.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer's opinions.

Best graphics settings to use in Warzone after Black Ops 6 integration

Given below are the best graphics settings you should use in Warzone after its integration with Black Ops 6:

Display

Display mode: Fullscreen Exclusive
Display monitor: Your primary monitor
Display adapter: Your primary GPU
Screen Refresh Rate: Maximum Refresh Rate of your monitor
Display Resolution: Maximum Display Resolution of your monitor
Aspect Ratio: Automatic
Display Gamma: 2.2 sRGB
Brightness: As per preference
Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On (Exclusive to Nvidia users)

Sustainability

Eco Mode Preset: Custom
V-Sync (Gameplay): Off
V-Sync (Menus): Off
Custom Frame Rate Limit: Unlimited
Menu Render Resolution: Optimal
Pause Game Rendering: Off
Reduce Quality when inactive: Off
Focused Mode: 0

High Dynamic Range (HDR)

High Dynamic Range (HDR): Off

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Quality

Global Quality

Graphic Preset: Custom
Render Resolution: 100
Dynamic Resolution: Off
Upscaling/Sharpening: FidelityFX Cas
FidelityFX Cas Strength: 65
Nvidia DLSS Frame Generation: Off
VRAM Scale Target: 80
Variable Rate Shading: On

Details & Textures

Texture Resolution: Normal
Texture Filter Anisotropic: Normal
Depth of Field: Off
Detail Quality: Normal
Particle Resolution: Low
Bullet Impacts: On
Persistent Effects: On
Shader Quality: Medium
On-Demand Texture Streaming: Optimized (If your internet connection is stable, the Optimized option is the better choice)
Local Texture Streaming Quality: Low

Shadow & Lighting

Shadow Quality: Normal
Screen Space Shadows: Low
Occlusion and Screen Space Lighting: Low
Screen Space Reflections: Off
Static Reflection Quality: Low

Environment

Tessellation: Off
Volumetric Quality: Medium
Deferred Physics Quality: High
Weather Grid Volumes Quality: Normal
Water Quality: All

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View

Accessibility Solutions

Motion Reduction Preset: Off

Field of View

Field of View (FOV): 110
ADS Field of View: Affected
Weapon Field of View: Wide
3rd Field of View: 90
Vehicle Field of View: Wide

Camera

World Motion Blur: Off
Weapon Motion Blur: Off
1st Person Camera Movement: Least (50%)
3rd Person Camera Movement: Least (50%)
3rd Person Camera Movement: 3rd Person ADS
Inverted Flash Bang: As per preference

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Using these Warzone graphics settings will enhance the gameplay and visibility, making it easier to spot enemies. However, certain settings are subjective, such as Texture Quality. While higher texture settings can be used if you have a high-end graphics card, for a low- or mid-range GPU, opting for Low or Normal settings is recommended to yield higher FPS in this Activision title.

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Edited by Arundhoti Palit