New BEST WARZONE BLACKOUT SETTINGS! (Optimize FPS & Visibility)

What's up guys? Mark the software solutions. Today we're talking about Call of Duty Black Ops Royale. Basically BO7, Black Ops Rale, and War Zone. This is all in one. So everything I'm about to show you right now applies to every single game mode you're going to be playing in Call of Duty. All right. So the headline might be like out of place. Like if I call this like Black Ops Rale best settings or War Zone best settings or Black Ops 7 best settings, it's literally for everything. Just bear that in mind. All right. So, we

at the display tab over here, and I'm going to go over these things. I'm going to go over the quality, go over the view, go over everything inside here that's very, very important. So, I'm going to go over the most important things you're going to need to change and have your game run smooth as possible. Now, it doesn't matter what machine you are running. It could be a low-end to medium end to high-end. You can have when people repeat themselves when they make a settings guide and they're like, I repeat, I have a 5090. I

repeat, I have a 5090. We get that you have a 5090 and you're still playing your game at 1440p. Whatever. We get that point. I have a 4070 Super currently and I can play my game at 4K perfectly fine. Okay, you just need to tweak your settings to Fine-tuning and that's what I do on my channel. I've been doing that for many, many years now when it comes to Call of Duty is fine-tuning your game's settings to be able to achieve FPS that other people can't achieve. Right? So, let's go over it. I'm going to

make this video short, sweet, and simple. Let's get into it. come to your display mode and have your game at full screen exclusive. This is how you're going to run it and leave it like this. Right? There's a lot of people that debate between this and full screen borderless that there's no difference between these two things. Now, yeah. Okay. You might see maybe two or three less frames. Okay. It's not consistent. It's not super consistent, but two or less three like two to three less frames with full screen borderless. It's basically meant for people out

there that has multiple monitors. If you have one dedicated screen to game on, then I would highly recommend going full screen exclusive. I go with full screen exclusive even with my three monitors and it runs perfectly fine. So, it's a big debate. I don't really care about people that debate about this. I do this for a living. It's what I do. So, full screen exclusive, go with it. You should be perfectly fine. Display monitors. Obviously, your current monitor that you're using, your main display. There's my other two displays. Um, have your Main display. Easy. All

right. Display adapter will obviously be your graphics card, your dedicated graphics card. Do not select your integrated graphics card. Please don't do that. Obviously, you guys are enthusiasts watching my video. You might be new to my channel. You might be new to videos, whatever the case might be. Just don't choose your integrated graphics. It's not what you should be doing. You should be choosing your dedicated graphics card that's in your computer and your PCIe slot, right? Then your screen refresh rate should automatically be on auto, which will either be 60, 120, and then all the

way to like 500 Hz. That's what you get in screens, right? Okay. Mine's currently at 144. Um, it shows 143.988. Um, but yeah, that's it's Call of Duty for you. But anyways, so I'm running at a refresh rate on my screen at 144, right? Display resolution is autoing it at 4K because I'm running a native 4K screen. inserts or doing it at 4K. Um, I don't really recommend 4K at at all for people out there. If you want a competitive advantage in general in all the game modes, War Zone, Black Ops 7, the you know,

the Blackout, it's just just everything just in general, I would highly recommend 1080p to 1440p. Okay? If you can get away with 4K with your current rig and you get away with it and you run your game perfectly fine, by all Means, use 4K. I'm using it and my game runs perfectly fine. Right. Aspect ratio. I'd highly recommend you put this at automatic. Let Call of Duty automatically pick up what kind of screen you're running. For instance, if it's a wide screen, a ultra wide, if it's just a normal screen, whatever the case might be,

just go with automatic. Call of Duty does it job when it comes to this aspect ratio. 16x9 is actually the way to go. It's the most competitive one that you can choose. Yes, I know you can go to wide and stuff like that to make characters seem a little bit thicker and stuff like that. I I don't really recommend it. That's more or less if you a heavy competitive player like something like Counter-Strike 2, then you would like stretch raise your your screen and stuff like that. You don't need that in this game. Not in

this game. Go to automatic. Let it automatically select it for your graphics card. Okay. Restart shader preloading. We're going to come back to this because it's an option you don't need to select right now. We're going to come back to this, ladies and gentlemen. We're going to come back to this. It's a very important step. Okay. It's probably one of the most important steps you're going to need to do, but at the end of my video, so just keep following my video. All right, display gamma. I would highly recommend putting this at 2.2 for every

single person out there that's just rocking a normal display unit. Okay, if you are rocking anything higher Than that, like let's say a gaming monitor or a just in general, you have like a really decent screen, like you paid big bucks for your screen, right? And you don't want to mess around with the buttons and stuff like that. you just want to mess around in your Call of Duty itself, then go to 2.4. But if you don't like it, it's your own personal preference with these two things. I highly So 90% of people or like

maybe 80% of people will go to 2.2 and the rest of the people will go to 2.4. That's me. That's that's my personal preference. All right? So you have your own personal preference. Gamma and brightness, I would highly recommend you putting this to at least 60, 65, maybe even 70. Uh depending on the map and how it looks, go ahead and do that. Don't push it all the way up because if you put it too high, the game looks washed out. If you put it too low, the game looks too dark. All right. Right. So,

then you get this over here where it says Nvidia Refix low latency. Currently, as you can see, mine is locked and it's on on. Now, there's two reasons why you would change this option. If you have the ability to change it and yours is open, okay, go ahead and change this to on plus boost if you have a graphics card better than your CPU. Right? If you have a graphics card better than your CPU, go to on plus Boost. If your game automatically gives you something and it locks it, leave it on that option because

Call of Duty is doing that option for you yet again and it works. Okay? Especially with the latest updates. Call of Duty still smoke smokes crack. Like they they still smoke crack. Trust me. Like a lot of people complain about this game because it's so [ __ ] broken. But yeah, right now, this very moment, this option here, if it's locked and it gives you a certain thing, just leave it there. But I'm going to say it again. If you have a better graphics card than the CPU, go to on plus boost. Most people out

there go all out when it comes to GPUs than when it comes to CPUs. All right, you're going to come over here where it says power saving. You just have as an efficiency. You have this over here where it says VSSync gameplay. I have mine currently off at this moment. And as you can see, I have my VSSync menus at 100%. So, it will cap it to 144 FPS because that's the hertz of my screen. Then, as you can see, it says custom frame rate limit. As you can see, mine is in custom. Okay. When

I go here and I go to custom, the reason why I have it at custom is because of this. I go here 144 because of my screen. That's gameplay menus 144 and out of focus at 30. Now, depending on the hertz of your screen is going to depend on what you put inside here. If you don't care about your hertz of your screen, you don't care about anything like that, you would like to see uncapped FPS, then go to unlimited and it will unlimit your frames, okay? On your screen, you will hit the max FPS

in your game. Like whatever you are hitting with your graphics card, it can be from AMD, it can be from Nvidia, it can be from any, you know, company, whatever GPU you have inside your rig right now, have it uncapped and you'll push the most FPS. But something this limits is this. If you go to custom and you run around in the map on every single map or on any game mode or whatever the case might be, and let's say your max FPS in your game that you're currently playing at or whatever you're doing, you

pull out your sniper, you pull out your gun, your AR, your SMG, whatever the case might be. You're busy in a gunfight, there's too many people that's shooting, and then all of a sudden your FPS drops to like, let's make an example, right? Your FPS drops to 110. Okay, that's where it drops to. It drop doesn't drop any lower than that. Just drops to 110, right? And then all of a sudden it's back up to like 250, 300 there around. I would highly recommend then just capping your FPS to the lowest it drops to. Okay,

That's what I would recommend. Why? Because then you have a consistent gameplay that is smooth and your game will just run perfectly fine without any jitters, without any stutters and your game will just run perfectly fine. Now I achieve in game play 144 FPS constantly. Yeah. So now and then it'll it'll dip to like in the 30s now and then. Just now and then it it happens. But Call of Duty is not perfect. It's not it's not a perfect game. It's a [ __ ] game, right? So we have to tweak a couple of things

to get things right. That's why you guys watch these videos. That's why you watch YouTubers that make these videos. And then you obviously get people out there that's like live streamers and they're like, "Yo, dude. Yeah, check my best settings. This is my best settings." But then they're rocking like the best of components. You don't even need the best settings. And then there's still people out there that like enthusiasts, people that's physical enthusiasts that's probably subscribed to my YouTube channel right now that has really high-end machines, but they still go ahead and put their settings

on low. Why? Because they want a competitive advantage over their enemies. You don't put everything at high if you want a competitive advantage. You do that on single player games. All right. Sorry for the ranting and raving. I just wanted to put that out there. If you're New to my channel, that's it's just something I want to point out. Right. Reduce menu render resolution. You're going to go to native over here. Pause game rendering. You're going to have this off. Reduce quality when inactive. Just have this at 10 minutes. That's basically when you leave your

computer. You get my point. Anyways, focus mode at zero. Just have it at zero over here. And you have your high dynamic range at the bottom of your screen. If you have this option, put it on automatic. Let it automatically do this for you. Do not, I repeat, do not put it on. Do not put it off. Have it on automatic. Then you have your HDR calibration, which is going to tell you the levels, right? And you can change the levels of how you want it. I leave it at auto. The reason why I leave

it at auto is because my screen will do its own thing. And Call of Duty actually does this well. And I'm not going to lie to you, it does it really, really well. Right from here, let's go to the quality tab. All right, ladies and gentlemen. So, now we're in the quality tab. And as you can see, this is my graphics preset. Now, it's obviously at custom. Now, obviously, you get your minimum, basic, balance, ultra, extreme, and then your custom. Okay, custom is if you customize stuff inside here. All of these nice things, you customize

them. Right now, a lot of people out there is going to have a big debate and just yeah, everyone has Their own personal preference when it comes to upscaling and sharpening inside Call of Duty. Why? It's because every single person out there has a different type of graphics card. That's going to come from AMD side. It's going to come from Nvidia, it doesn't really matter. Okay? But if you are running an Nvidia graphics card and it's a newer gen card, let's say it is a 40 series, let's say it's a 50 series, I would highly

recommend running Nvidia DLSS. It makes this game run really, really well on all game modes. Go to balance 50% and you can either choose CNN but right now at this very moment at this current moment in this new update you're going to go with this one. This is transformer and I would highly recommend selecting it. It actually improves frames while playing the game. All right. It literally improves the frames while playing the game on the video DLSS 50% over here and balanced over here. You can actually change this your sharpness to your own personal preference,

but 50 is actually a sweet spot for all screens to be honest with you and all GPUs. 50 is the sweet spot. Now, I'm going to go over to something that I just want to point out is this. A lot of people still out there is still rocking lowerend graphics cards. And yeah, that's it. A lot of people still play with lower-end graphics cards. I I can't even I don't Even own a a 5090. I don't own one. I I don't want I don't want one to be honest with you. I would rather wait for

the 6,000 series because I've jumped like two series in front. That's what I do. My previous card before this was two series down. Okay. I will not jump one series above. That's stupid. It's literally stupidity to be honest with you. Um so I'll wait for the 6000 series to get released and I'll buy that cuz I own a 4070 Super right now. So why the hell would I go buy a 5090 or something like that? Why? Why? Why would I want to do that? Where I can just wait for the 6,000 series to jump out

and come out and be released and I use it. Anyways, long story short, you guys give my gizz. Don't Don't upgrade just one level up. Wait, unless you got a very bad GPU, then I would highly recommend upgrading. Okay, then yeah, if you see your games running like absolute trash, rather safe, get yourself a decent GPU and play this game at a perfect resolution and a good gameplay. All right, but you could still get a good gameplay experience with any type of graphics card, ladies and gentlemen. It just depends on the upscaling and sharpening you

use in this game and the settings, right? So, when it comes to lower generation to medium generation graphics cards, AMD FSR is the sweet spot when it comes to those cards. Why? Because it takes advantage of the card. It doesn't matter if it's AMD. Just because it says AMD does not mean it needs to be an AMD card. You can use this upscaling on an Nvidia card, on any Nvidia card out there, right? Native will obviously be your native resolution. So, mine will natively be at 4K. Now, I don't want to do that. Okay? So,

let's start balancing. It's going to start upscaling these things for you. Native, like I said, will be your native resolution of your screen. So, let's say if it's 1080p, go with native. If it's 1440p, go with native. if you have a decent GPU that can run 1440p and 1080p perfectly fine on this game. But if you have a card and you want your card to perform way better in general, so make your game look really good and also the performance, you go with balance. Go with balance. If you don't care about how pretty this game

looks, you go with performance. If you don't care about the performance of this game, like the FPS and stuff like that, and you care about how good the game looks, and you don't care about that extra 10 FPS, the extra 20 FPS, then go to quality. Simple as that. That's how you do this, right? Or you go to native and do your native resolution. 1080p, 1440p all the way to 4K. All right, native will be your Native resolution. All right, so I highly recommend then either choosing AMD FSR 3 or AMD FSR1. As you can

see, it's actually downscaling my VRAMm right now. It's downscaling it. Then Fidelity FX Cache. Ladies and gentlemen, people are still using this upscaling till today. Literally till today with the latest updates that's out right now with the latest graphics card drivers. That's one thing I highly recommend you go ahead and do as well. I'm not going to just Yeah, you should know this by now. If you're watching my video, if you're subscribed, even if you're new to my video right now, please know that you need to upgrade your graphics cards drivers. It doesn't matter if

it's AMD or Nvidia. Be on the latest graphics card drivers. Just open them up. Open the apps. Check if there's any updates and update your graphics card to the latest graphics card drivers and have them running. You need them to run on your machine because if Call of Duty does updates, your Nvidia card is going to do updates. Your AMD card is going to do updates. Any graphics card in general that you're running is going to need updates. Okay? It will need it. All right. So fidelity epics cache 75 sweet spot for fidelity epics cache

for me my personal preference 75. You can try anything else. Go ahead and do so. All right. Then we're going to get Nvidia DAA. Now a lot of people in my comment section down below actually said in my previous videos they were like, "Yo, Dude, DAA isn't that bad." For me personally, it's [ __ ] I don't like it. I I I don't There's so much other There's so much better upscalings in this game you can use to make the game run smoother, more FPS, and look better and sharper and just better overall performance than

DAA, right? Nvidia image scaling. I would highly recommend this for a card like a 10 series graphics card or 20 series graphics card. I would highly recommend the video image scaling. have it either at native if you're running 1080p 10 if you're going to about 40 40p I would highly recommend balance here right you can either go to quality as well quality is still fine like it's still okay it's like still perfectly fine but if your card can handle 1440p okay 1440p screen I would rather go with balance if you have a 1080p screen go

to ultra quality why because you'll get the FPS that you need at 1080p P 1080p does not eat that much resources of your graphics card. It doesn't. It really doesn't. Try 1440p on a lower generation card or 4K. Try it. You'll do like 20 to 30 FPS in this game. Literally, that's Just unfortunately how it is at those type of resolutions. Okay? It's just in general. Like that's just what happens. Okay? So, like I said, you're going to go to what you prefer with your card. You'll know what card you have. If you don't know

what card you have, you can just press the Windows key. Come to your desktop like this. While Call of Duty is running, right click over here, go to task manager, go to performance, and then scroll. Okay, that's my CPU over there. Scroll all the way down and then go to your graphics card itself. And then it will say what graphics card you are running. You'll know what you should be using as options depending on the card that you're running. I'm using 20% of my graphics card right now. And I mean, literally like 20% of it.

20%. But if I open up Call of Duty and I look at this graph again, it will climb because I'm obviously not in Call of Duty anymore. It's been minimized, right? So if I open it up again, I'm just going to leave it for a little bit because OBS is completely black right now. And it's back. Now, if I do this and I press the windows key again, boom, there the scale claimed up. All right. So there the scale went up. And as you can see, there's the little graph. There's the little graph. There's the

little graph. There's the utilization of my 3D encoding. Right? So basically there you can see that the GPU is almost at Climbing to the 99%. It's getting there. It's getting there. You can see it with MSI After Burner, right? There's it. So there's my GPU and it's doing 99%. 97% 99%. That's what you want. That is what you want. You want your graphics card to pull all its resources. All right. To have your game run perfectly fine. You do want this. Rather let your graphics card do the work than your CPU. rather let your graphics

card do the work in your CPU if you've got a decent graphics card. Right? Go ahead and do so. Then again, that's for all upscalings, by the way. That's for all upscalings, not just this one. Right? Then you get this one over here. A lot of people do play around with this one. I don't really recommend it at all. I I I don't I don't really recommend it. But yet again, I'm going to get people in my comment section down below and they're going to be like, "Yo, dude, but I use this." If you do

use this one here, this one here, then I would go to ultra quality plus. Why? because it doesn't use a lot of resources of your graphics card on this upscaling and you can run like medium to almost high-end graphics cards at ultra quality plus and the game looks pretty and it runs perfectly fine and good FPS at ultra quality plus you can even go to ultra quality and then you're good to go smooth sailing for you on this game right but for me right now this current Moment like I said I use Nvidia DLSS now

big debate on Nvidia DLSS is frame generation. Now, it's supposed to be off, completely off. Just just turn it off, right? Just turn it the [ __ ] off. But then yet again, I'm going to get people out there that's going to be like, "Yo, dude, but I put frame generation on and my game runs so much better." Ladies and gentlemen, I can't please every single person that watches this video. And I'm not going to be in my comment section like scrolling down and being like, "Oo, let me see quickly who's complaining about Frame Gen.

Who's complaining?" Everyone knows what frame gen is. It's meant for single player games. It's an actual frame, then an AI created frame, then an actual frame, then an AI created frame. So, when you see when you turn this on, 300 FPS, I'm making an example, right? You actually doing 150. Okay? It doubles your frames. It physically doubles them, but then you get stuff like, for instance, you get like motion blur happening in your game, even though motion blur is turned off. Um, it looks like motion blur, but it's not motion blur. It's frame gen creating

things. You'll see weird things happening on your on your game like pixelation and the grass looks a bit weird at some places and and then all of a sudden your game looks perfectly fine for a while and then all of a sudden it suddenly looks weird again. That's frame Jet. Why? Because it's creating AI frames while you are playing, while you're moving, while you're doing stuff, right? But ladies and gentlemen, if you have this on and you don't care about it, and your game runs perfectly fine, looks good, and you don't give a [ __

] what the rest of the people say and you have friend gen on, leave it the [ __ ] on. No one's going to come to your computer and turn it off. No one. If it pleases you about having it on, have it on. By all means, have it the [ __ ] on, right? So, I'm just going to turn mine off anyways. So, actually, [ __ ] it. You know what? I'm pleased myself because I have mine on anyway. So raid tracing reflections in general, you do not use raid tracing when it comes to

Call of Duty. A crack smoking company that don't know what they're doing with their own game. Like really, would you want to use rate tracing in a game like this? No. You turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Then VRM scale target. Ladies and gentlemen, a lot of people get this very, very wrong. Okay, a lot of people put this at 90 like this. I'm just going to type it in. 90. Okay. Do you see that? My my target has moved now. It's moved all the way till here. Okay, one thing I want

to mention is this. I use 80 for a reason. Number one. Number one, I get more headroom on my graphics card. I get more Headroom on my settings that I tweak. And I cap mine till this level here. I cap it for a reason. There's a reason for it. Okay, just bear with me. There's a reason for it. Okay, that 10 extra percent of headroom that you want to use, we I'm going to go show you where you're going to go use it and where you're not going to be using it and the settings you're

going to be using to get that headroom and make your game run better. All right. Now, 80, highly recommend it. Then, if you're getting packet burst stutters, your game feels like absolute dog trash, go to 65 like this and press enter. Type it in and press enter and leave it there. It actually helps with packet burst, packet loss, stuttering. Game feels like dog [ __ ] It helps for it. Okay. Now, my game does not stutter. I don't get packet burst or anything like that. And then I run it at 80. So, that's why I

run at 80. Leave it 80. You should be fine. Right now, we're going to come to this over here, which is the details and textures, which plays a very big role in this game. Okay. Now, this is how I have my settings. And I highly recommend you guys do the exact same thing. texture resolution at normal if you have a decent enough graphics card. Okay, I don't have the best of graphics cards out there. Like I said, I don't, but my card can handle normal. If your card is lower than my card, if you own

a card Lower than a 4070 Super currently and you're sitting with your GPU and it's lower than mine, go to low. Please go to low. The visual quality is not going to change by much by having it at low. It's not going to change by much. It won't, but it will look like absolute dog [ __ ] if you turn this to very low. Don't put it to very low. So, it's either low or normal. Do not put it at high. I'm going to repeat myself. Do not put this at high. There's people out there

that owns 5090s, the best versions, the Supreme versions that has water cooling blocks on it, and they still don't put this at high. So, I would highly recommend normal if you know you got a decent GPU or low if you know you got a a mid-tier to almost high-end GPU. That's what you're going to be using. All right. Test your filtering anastropic. You can have this at ultra. Why? Because it has no impact no impact on your CPU and your VRAM. It has impact on your GPU. Yes, but that's VRAMm low. CPU low GPU yes

a little bit. But currently at this very moment, it's about 1 to2 FPS that it uses. Go to ultra over here. Please go ahead and do so on all GPUs. Depth of field, who in their right mind plays with this. It's a multiplayer game. Turn it the [ __ ] off and done. I mean, I don't even need to [ __ ] repeat myself over this. I always do. Detail quality. I would highly recommend just having this at normal. Just have your game at normal. You have it at normal, not extra high or very low

so your game looks like dog trash or extra high so you see too much detail. No. Normal and done. All right. Particle resolution very low. You do not need to see that. You see those little sparkles there? Uh like you see that like it's breaking whatever's like [ __ ] out over there. Like you do not need to see that while you are playing the game. You do not you're not going to be running around and stand here and be like, "Oh my god, guys, did you see this?" No. No. You're not gonna [ __

] do that. Turn it to very low and done. Okay. Bullet impacts. Obviously going to turn this on, ladies and gentlemen. Turn it the [ __ ] on because you obviously want to see this and not that. You don't want to see this. You don't want to come around a corner and be like, "Oh, wait. There was no gunfights here. There should be no one here." Like, obviously have it on. Has no impact on FPS. Then obviously your effects, do not turn this on. For some reason, it has a huge impact on losing frames. A

huge impact on losing frames with the latest updates for God. It has a huge I'm going to repeat myself. It has a huge impact on losing FPS. You're gonna just see random FPS drops While having this on. So, turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Shader quality at low. Leave it at low and done. I'm not even going to tell you the reasons why. Blatantly telling you like you're just being stupid if you're turning these things up like too high. Like, what? Why? Why are you turning things up on this game? This game

is [ __ ] broken. So, low and done on demand texture streaming minimal and finish. Right, you're going to scroll down. You're going to come over here to local texture streaming quality. You're going to come down to local texture streaming quality. Have this at low. In-game video quality, low as well. These two should be low. Do not change them. Right. Shadow and lighting plays a very big role in the game as well and how your game looks and how it performs. Now, you don't need these to look pretty. The only one you want is this

one over here. Shadow quality normal and done. That's it. Then you're going to go to screen space shadows low. You're going to go to this over here, which is screen space lighting completely turned off. Right? That's your your screen space lighting effects. All right. Turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Screen space reflections. I mean, do you want to see the reflections on the ground? Like, do you really want to lose FPS just to see reflections on the ground? I'm talking about that Little bit of reflections. Yeah, single player games will make sense.

Multiplayer games. That's competitive. No. Turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Done. Static reflection quality over here. Low and finish. There we go. Environment. Very, very big role. All right. This plays a very big role on this game on your GPU, how the game looks, how the game performs, how the game is just in general overall with War Zone, with every single game mode that you're playing. War Zone, Black Ops 7, Blackout, whatever you're playing right now at this very moment at with all the new new updates. the environment, terrain quality high. Why?

Because then then the game actually looks way better. The game looks really good at the resolution that you're playing. If it's 1080p, 1440p, all the way to 4K, it looks really, really good. Okay, at my 4K resolution that I'm playing this game at, when you have this at on, it's terrain quality. It's how good the terrain looks. You don't want your terrain look like a blob or you look through your sniper or something like that and you look at a building or something and then it's all blob-like. Don't do that. Don't just have it at

high. Even if you have not the best of graphics cards, have it at high and done. Voltric quality. This is where you start turning things down to get an Extra headroom so this can run at high. So volutric quality at low. Your physics quality off. You do not need to see the [ __ ] physics in this game. Weather grid volumes. Oh my good god. You do not need to see that your guy is wet or that your guy is full of snow or that there, I don't know, a leaf fell on his shoulder. Like,

for the love of [ __ ] turn it the [ __ ] off. It only eats FPS. Water quality. Why in your good for loving [ __ ] sakes would you turn this on? Like, just why eat FPS? Makes your game worse. Just turning the [ __ ] off and done. This is how your game should look, ladies and gentlemen. Please. This is how your game should look. Okay, this is a big debate. Opus of preference. This one I went over it already, but this is how your game should look. And you're going to apply

these settings. Legure. Once we're in the view tab like this, this is your own personal preference. But but there's two things over here. It's this one and this one. Turn them both off. Who in their right mind plays with world motion blur on and weapon motion blur on? Do you want to turn and look like that? Or do you want to turn and still look like this where everything is still be you can still see everything here? You can't see. I mean, Yeah, self-explanatory, right? Anyways, this one over here, your weapon. Do you really want

your weapon to blur? Like, like honestly, like seriously, turn them the [ __ ] off and done. All right, then. These ones are your own personal preference. You can copy mine if you want to. You can physically just go ahead and copy mine. I have inverted flash on, which is a very good thing for me. I do not like getting flashbanged at night, especially at night or even during the day I have blacked out curtains. So, even during the day, um, a flashbang is quite strong. Like, yeah, flashbangs are quite strong in general. In Call

of Duty, they bad. Try CS. I mean, holy [ __ ] You be I don't know. be it becomes like it's like an actual flashbang came through your monitor and landed on your table and exploded in your face. So this is why I have this on. Turn it on if you want to take it to the advantage if you want to your own personal preference. Ladies and gentlemen, right then we're going to come over here where it says interface and we're going to come to tele ladies and gentlemen. A lot of people don't use MSI

after burner like me like that. Okay, they don't use this or they don't use adrenaline for AMD. They don't use any of these things. They want to use the in-game settings, right, to see what they're doing. So, you go to All on. It'll tell you your FPS, your GPU, your GPU time, your GPU clock speed, your VRAMm, what your usage is, your CPU timings, and your actual time. That's what it shows, right? And you want it on just like this. Default is quite small. It's your own personal preference. Or you can have it like this.

It's your own personal preference. Yet again, these two will be on automatically. And you want them to be on. Why? Because if you get network errors or packet loss or just disruptions, disconnections, anything like that, you want these two things to be on. You're going to come to this over here and you're going to come to color customization. You're going to come inside here, have you at your own personal preference of a color. That's your own personal preference. Go ahead and leave it at it own color. Show you can choose one, whatever the case might

be. Mine has always been the same, right? Team and party always the same color. Team and party always the same color. enemy. Ladies and gentlemen, I have mine as magenta pink. The reason why I have mine as magenta pink is because basically nothing in this game is magenta pink. Unless it's like skins, like actual gun skins and stuff like that is magenta pink. So yeah, I've like influenced a lot of people that is playing this game like live streaming it and stuff like that to make the enemies Magenta pink why it stands out. But yet

again, your own personal preference. I can't force you to do it. But if you want to go ahead and use it, go ahead and customize your color. Select it and you can customize your own color. Like I said, I have mine as magenta pink and I leave it like that. You're going to come here over here at the bottom, scroll down and come to this over here, color filter. Have it at filter two. It's the best setting. It has always been the best setting. Leave it there. Color filter target at both. Why? Because you're going

to do world intensity at 100% and then interface color intensity at 100%. Ladies and gentlemen, that's how you're going to run your game is like this. Then the most important step, ladies and gentlemen, you're going to need to take is this right here. Right, ladies and gentlemen. So, the most important step you're going to need to take is this right here, which is the restart shader preloading. Now, for all those settings to apply to your game that you just changed now, you're going to just click on restart shader preloading, and you're going to click on

restart. You're going to press escape, escape, escape, escape. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just Just keep going until you're at this screen over here. Right now, as you can see, like I said, 144. And then this is what you're going to need to do, ladies and gentlemen. Bear with me. You're going to restart your game. But please go ahead and do this. Quit out of your game completely. Then restart your computer. Make sure that your Windows is up to date. Make sure that your graphics card drivers are up

to date. Make sure that everything is up to date on your computer. Then relaunch this game. Once you relaunch it, it's going to install shaders at the top left here. It's on the right hand side. When it's at 100%, it's going to say it's completed. then you can go ahead and go play anything you would like to play. Go ahead and do so. Ladies and gentlemen, if this video helped you and it worked for you, smash that like button, leave a comment down below, subscribe to YouTube channel if you're new here, and as always, ladies

and gentlemen, just here to help the Call of Duty community in general. As always, hope this helped you and peace What's up guys? Mark the software solutions. Today we're talking about Call of Duty Black Ops Royale. Basically BO7, Black Ops Rale, and War Zone. This is all in one. So everything I'm about to show you right now applies to every single game mode you're going to be playing in Call of Duty. All right. So the headline might be like out of place. Like if I call this like Black Ops Rale best settings or War Zone

best settings or Black Ops 7 best settings, it's literally for everything. Just bear that in mind. All right. So, we at the display tab over here, and I'm going to Go over these things. I'm going to go over the quality, go over the view, go over everything inside here that's very, very important. So, I'm going to go over the most important things you're going to need to change and have your game run smooth as possible. Now, it doesn't matter what machine you are running. It could be a low-end to medium end to high-end. You can

have when people repeat themselves when they make a settings guide and they're like, I repeat, I have a 5090. I repeat, I have a 5090. We get that you have a 5090 and you're still playing your game at 1440p. Whatever. We get that point. I have a 4070 Super currently and I can play my game at 4K perfectly fine. Okay, you just need to tweak your settings to fine-tuning and that's what I do on my channel. I've been doing that for many, many years now when it comes to Call of Duty is fine-tuning your game's

settings to be able to achieve FPS that other people can't achieve. Right? So, let's go over it. I'm going to make this video short, sweet, and simple. Let's get into it. come to your display mode and have your game at full screen exclusive. This is how you're going to run it and leave it like this. Right? There's a lot of people that debate between this and full screen borderless that there's no difference between these two things. Now, yeah. Okay. You might see maybe two or three less frames. Okay. It's not Consistent. It's not super consistent,

but two or less three like two to three less frames with full screen borderless. It's basically meant for people out there that has multiple monitors. If you have one dedicated screen to game on, then I would highly recommend going full screen exclusive. I go with full screen exclusive even with my three monitors and it runs perfectly fine. So, it's a big debate. I don't really care about people that debate about this. I do this for a living. It's what I do. So, full screen exclusive, go with it. You should be perfectly fine. Display monitors. Obviously,

your current monitor that you're using, your main display. There's my other two displays. Um, have your main display. Easy. All right. Display adapter will obviously be your graphics card, your dedicated graphics card. Do not select your integrated graphics card. Please don't do that. Obviously, you guys are enthusiasts watching my video. You might be new to my channel. You might be new to videos, whatever the case might be. Just don't choose your integrated graphics. It's not what you should be doing. You should be choosing your dedicated graphics card that's in your computer and your PCIe slot,

right? Then your screen refresh rate should automatically be on auto, which will either be 60, 120, and then all the way to like 500 Hz. That's what you get in screens, right? Okay. Mine's currently at 144. Um, it shows 143.988. Um, but yeah, that's it's Call of Duty for you. But anyways, so I'm running at a refresh rate on my screen at 144, right? Display resolution is autoing it at 4K because I'm running a native 4K screen. inserts or doing it at 4K. Um, I don't really recommend 4K at at all for people out there.

If you want a competitive advantage in general in all the game modes, War Zone, Black Ops 7, the you know, the Blackout, it's just just everything just in general, I would highly recommend 1080p to 1440p. Okay? If you can get away with 4K with your current rig and you get away with it and you run your game perfectly fine, by all means, use 4K. I'm using it and my game runs perfectly fine. Right. Aspect ratio. I'd highly recommend you put this at automatic. Let Call of Duty automatically pick up what kind of screen you're running.

For instance, if it's a wide screen, a ultra wide, if it's just a normal screen, whatever the case might be, just go with automatic. Call of Duty does it job when it comes to this aspect ratio. 16x9 is actually the way to go. It's the most competitive one that you can choose. Yes, I know you can go to wide and stuff like that to make characters seem a little bit thicker and stuff like that. I I don't really recommend it. That's more or less if you a heavy competitive player like Something like Counter-Strike 2, then

you would like stretch raise your your screen and stuff like that. You don't need that in this game. Not in this game. Go to automatic. Let it automatically select it for your graphics card. Okay. Restart shader preloading. We're going to come back to this because it's an option you don't need to select right now. We're going to come back to this, ladies and gentlemen. We're going to come back to this. It's a very important step. Okay. It's probably one of the most important steps you're going to need to do, but at the end of my

video, so just keep following my video. All right, display gamma. I would highly recommend putting this at 2.2 for every single person out there that's just rocking a normal display unit. Okay, if you are rocking anything higher than that, like let's say a gaming monitor or a just in general, you have like a really decent screen, like you paid big bucks for your screen, right? And you don't want to mess around with the buttons and stuff like that. you just want to mess around in your Call of Duty itself, then go to 2.4. But if

you don't like it, it's your own personal preference with these two things. I highly So 90% of people or like maybe 80% of people will go to 2.2 and the rest of the people will go to 2.4. That's me. That's that's my personal preference. All right? So you have your own personal preference. Gamma and brightness, I would highly recommend you putting this to at least 60, 65, maybe even 70. Uh depending on the map And how it looks, go ahead and do that. Don't push it all the way up because if you put it too

high, the game looks washed out. If you put it too low, the game looks too dark. All right. Right. So, then you get this over here where it says Nvidia Refix low latency. Currently, as you can see, mine is locked and it's on on. Now, there's two reasons why you would change this option. If you have the ability to change it and yours is open, okay, go ahead and change this to on plus boost if you have a graphics card better than your CPU. Right? If you have a graphics card better than your CPU, go

to on plus boost. If your game automatically gives you something and it locks it, leave it on that option because Call of Duty is doing that option for you yet again and it works. Okay? Especially with the latest updates. Call of Duty still smoke smokes crack. Like they they still smoke crack. Trust me. Like a lot of people complain about this game because it's so [ __ ] broken. But yeah, right now, this very moment, this option here, if it's locked and it gives you a certain thing, just leave it there. But I'm going to

say it again. If you have a better graphics card than the CPU, go to on plus boost. Most people out there go All out when it comes to GPUs than when it comes to CPUs. All right, you're going to come over here where it says power saving. You just have as an efficiency. You have this over here where it says VSSync gameplay. I have mine currently off at this moment. And as you can see, I have my VSSync menus at 100%. So, it will cap it to 144 FPS because that's the hertz of my screen.

Then, as you can see, it says custom frame rate limit. As you can see, mine is in custom. Okay. When I go here and I go to custom, the reason why I have it at custom is because of this. I go here 144 because of my screen. That's gameplay menus 144 and out of focus at 30. Now, depending on the hertz of your screen is going to depend on what you put inside here. If you don't care about your hertz of your screen, you don't care about anything like that, you would like to see uncapped

FPS, then go to unlimited and it will unlimit your frames, okay? On your screen, you will hit the max FPS in your game. Like whatever you are hitting with your graphics card, it can be from AMD, it can be from Nvidia, it can be from any, you know, company, whatever GPU you have inside your rig right now, have it uncapped and you'll push the most FPS. But something this limits is this. If You go to custom and you run around in the map on every single map or on any game mode or whatever the case

might be, and let's say your max FPS in your game that you're currently playing at or whatever you're doing, you pull out your sniper, you pull out your gun, your AR, your SMG, whatever the case might be. You're busy in a gunfight, there's too many people that's shooting, and then all of a sudden your FPS drops to like, let's make an example, right? Your FPS drops to 110. Okay, that's where it drops to. It drop doesn't drop any lower than that. Just drops to 110, right? And then all of a sudden it's back up to

like 250, 300 there around. I would highly recommend then just capping your FPS to the lowest it drops to. Okay, that's what I would recommend. Why? Because then you have a consistent gameplay that is smooth and your game will just run perfectly fine without any jitters, without any stutters and your game will just run perfectly fine. Now I achieve in game play 144 FPS constantly. Yeah. So now and then it'll it'll dip to like in the 30s now and then. Just now and then it it happens. But Call of Duty is not perfect. It's not

it's not a perfect game. It's a [ __ ] game, right? So we have to tweak a couple of things to get things right. That's why you guys watch these videos. That's why you watch YouTubers that make these videos. And Then you obviously get people out there that's like live streamers and they're like, "Yo, dude. Yeah, check my best settings. This is my best settings." But then they're rocking like the best of components. You don't even need the best settings. And then there's still people out there that like enthusiasts, people that's physical enthusiasts that's probably

subscribed to my YouTube channel right now that has really high-end machines, but they still go ahead and put their settings on low. Why? Because they want a competitive advantage over their enemies. You don't put everything at high if you want a competitive advantage. You do that on single player games. All right. Sorry for the ranting and raving. I just wanted to put that out there. If you're new to my channel, that's it's just something I want to point out. Right. Reduce menu render resolution. You're going to go to native over here. Pause game rendering. You're

going to have this off. Reduce quality when inactive. Just have this at 10 minutes. That's basically when you leave your computer. You get my point. Anyways, focus mode at zero. Just have it at zero over here. And you have your high dynamic range at the bottom of your screen. If you have this option, put it on automatic. Let it automatically do this for you. Do not, I repeat, do not put it on. Do not put it off. Have it on automatic. Then you have your HDR calibration, which is going to tell you the levels, right?

And you can change the levels of how you want it. I leave it at auto. The reason why I leave It at auto is because my screen will do its own thing. And Call of Duty actually does this well. And I'm not going to lie to you, it does it really, really well. Right from here, let's go to the quality tab. All right, ladies and gentlemen. So, now we're in the quality tab. And as you can see, this is my graphics preset. Now, it's obviously at custom. Now, obviously, you get your minimum, basic, balance, ultra,

extreme, and then your custom. Okay, custom is if you customize stuff inside here. All of these nice things, you customize them. Right now, a lot of people out there is going to have a big debate and just yeah, everyone has their own personal preference when it comes to upscaling and sharpening inside Call of Duty. Why? It's because every single person out there has a different type of graphics card. That's going to come from AMD side. It's going to come from Nvidia, it doesn't really matter. Okay? But if you are running an Nvidia graphics card and

it's a newer gen card, let's say it is a 40 series, let's say it's a 50 series, I would highly recommend running Nvidia DLSS. It makes this game run really, really well on all game modes. Go to balance 50% and you can either choose CNN but right now at this very moment at this current moment in this new update you're going to go With this one. This is transformer and I would highly recommend selecting it. It actually improves frames while playing the game. All right. It literally improves the frames while playing the game on the

video DLSS 50% over here and balanced over here. You can actually change this your sharpness to your own personal preference, but 50 is actually a sweet spot for all screens to be honest with you and all GPUs. 50 is the sweet spot. Now, I'm going to go over to something that I just want to point out is this. A lot of people still out there is still rocking lowerend graphics cards. And yeah, that's it. A lot of people still play with lower-end graphics cards. I I can't even I don't even own a a 5090. I

don't own one. I I don't want I don't want one to be honest with you. I would rather wait for the 6,000 series because I've jumped like two series in front. That's what I do. My previous card before this was two series down. Okay. I will not jump one series above. That's stupid. It's literally stupidity to be honest with you. Um so I'll wait for the 6000 series to get released and I'll buy that cuz I own a 4070 Super right now. So why the hell would I go buy a 5090 or something like that?

Why? Why? Why would I want to do that? Where I can just wait for the 6,000 series to jump out and come out and be released and I use it. Anyways, Long story short, you guys give my gizz. Don't Don't upgrade just one level up. Wait, unless you got a very bad GPU, then I would highly recommend upgrading. Okay, then yeah, if you see your games running like absolute trash, rather safe, get yourself a decent GPU and play this game at a perfect resolution and a good gameplay. All right, but you could still get a

good gameplay experience with any type of graphics card, ladies and gentlemen. It just depends on the upscaling and sharpening you use in this game and the settings, right? So, when it comes to lower generation to medium generation graphics cards, AMD FSR is the sweet spot when it comes to those cards. Why? Because it takes advantage of the card. It doesn't matter if it's AMD. Just because it says AMD does not mean it needs to be an AMD card. You can use this upscaling on an Nvidia card, on any Nvidia card out there, right? Native will

obviously be your native resolution. So, mine will natively be at 4K. Now, I don't want to do that. Okay? So, let's start balancing. It's going to start upscaling these things for you. Native, like I said, will be your native resolution of your screen. So, let's say if it's 1080p, go with native. If it's 1440p, go with native. if you have a decent GPU that can run 1440p and 1080p perfectly fine on this game. But if you Have a card and you want your card to perform way better in general, so make your game look really

good and also the performance, you go with balance. Go with balance. If you don't care about how pretty this game looks, you go with performance. If you don't care about the performance of this game, like the FPS and stuff like that, and you care about how good the game looks, and you don't care about that extra 10 FPS, the extra 20 FPS, then go to quality. Simple as that. That's how you do this, right? Or you go to native and do your native resolution. 1080p, 1440p all the way to 4K. All right, native will be

your native resolution. All right, so I highly recommend then either choosing AMD FSR 3 or AMD FSR1. As you can see, it's actually downscaling my VRAMm right now. It's downscaling it. Then Fidelity FX Cache. Ladies and gentlemen, people are still using this upscaling till today. Literally till today with the latest updates that's out right now with the latest graphics card drivers. That's one thing I highly recommend you go ahead and do as well. I'm not going to just Yeah, you should know this by now. If you're watching my video, if you're subscribed, even if you're

new to my video right now, please know that you need to upgrade your graphics cards drivers. It doesn't matter if it's AMD or Nvidia. Be on the latest graphics card drivers. Just open them up. Open The apps. Check if there's any updates and update your graphics card to the latest graphics card drivers and have them running. You need them to run on your machine because if Call of Duty does updates, your Nvidia card is going to do updates. Your AMD card is going to do updates. Any graphics card in general that you're running is going

to need updates. Okay? It will need it. All right. So fidelity epics cache 75 sweet spot for fidelity epics cache for me my personal preference 75. You can try anything else. Go ahead and do so. All right. Then we're going to get Nvidia DAA. Now a lot of people in my comment section down below actually said in my previous videos they were like, "Yo, dude, DAA isn't that bad." For me personally, it's [ __ ] I don't like it. I I I don't There's so much other There's so much better upscalings in this game you

can use to make the game run smoother, more FPS, and look better and sharper and just better overall performance than DAA, right? Nvidia image scaling. I would highly recommend this for a card like a 10 series graphics card or 20 series graphics card. I would highly recommend the video image scaling. have it either at native if you're running 1080p 10 if you're going to about 40 40p I Would highly recommend balance here right you can either go to quality as well quality is still fine like it's still okay it's like still perfectly fine but if

your card can handle 1440p okay 1440p screen I would rather go with balance if you have a 1080p screen go to ultra quality why because you'll get the FPS that you need at 1080p P 1080p does not eat that much resources of your graphics card. It doesn't. It really doesn't. Try 1440p on a lower generation card or 4K. Try it. You'll do like 20 to 30 FPS in this game. Literally, that's just unfortunately how it is at those type of resolutions. Okay? It's just in general. Like that's just what happens. Okay? So, like I said,

you're going to go to what you prefer with your card. You'll know what card you have. If you don't know what card you have, you can just press the Windows key. Come to your desktop like this. While Call of Duty is running, right click over here, go to task manager, go to performance, and then scroll. Okay, that's my CPU over there. Scroll all the way down and then go to your graphics card itself. And then it will say what graphics card you are running. You'll know what you should be using as options depending on The

card that you're running. I'm using 20% of my graphics card right now. And I mean, literally like 20% of it. 20%. But if I open up Call of Duty and I look at this graph again, it will climb because I'm obviously not in Call of Duty anymore. It's been minimized, right? So if I open it up again, I'm just going to leave it for a little bit because OBS is completely black right now. And it's back. Now, if I do this and I press the windows key again, boom, there the scale claimed up. All right.

So there the scale went up. And as you can see, there's the little graph. There's the little graph. There's the little graph. There's the utilization of my 3D encoding. Right? So basically there you can see that the GPU is almost at climbing to the 99%. It's getting there. It's getting there. You can see it with MSI After Burner, right? There's it. So there's my GPU and it's doing 99%. 97% 99%. That's what you want. That is what you want. You want your graphics card to pull all its resources. All right. To have your game run

perfectly fine. You do want this. Rather let your graphics card do the work than your CPU. rather let your graphics card do the work in your CPU if you've got a decent graphics card. Right? Go ahead and do so. Then again, that's for all upscalings, by the way. That's for all upscalings, not just this one. Right? Then you get this one over here. A lot of people do play around with this one. I don't really Recommend it at all. I I I don't I don't really recommend it. But yet again, I'm going to get people

in my comment section down below and they're going to be like, "Yo, dude, but I use this." If you do use this one here, this one here, then I would go to ultra quality plus. Why? because it doesn't use a lot of resources of your graphics card on this upscaling and you can run like medium to almost high-end graphics cards at ultra quality plus and the game looks pretty and it runs perfectly fine and good FPS at ultra quality plus you can even go to ultra quality and then you're good to go smooth sailing for

you on this game right but for me right now this current moment like I said I use Nvidia DLSS now big debate on Nvidia DLSS is frame generation. Now, it's supposed to be off, completely off. Just just turn it off, right? Just turn it the [ __ ] off. But then yet again, I'm going to get people out there that's going to be like, "Yo, dude, but I put frame generation on and my game runs so much better." Ladies and gentlemen, I can't please every single person that watches this video. And I'm not going to

be in my comment section like scrolling down and being like, "Oo, let me see quickly who's complaining about Frame Gen. Who's complaining?" Everyone knows what frame gen is. It's meant for single player games. It's an actual frame, then an AI Created frame, then an actual frame, then an AI created frame. So, when you see when you turn this on, 300 FPS, I'm making an example, right? You actually doing 150. Okay? It doubles your frames. It physically doubles them, but then you get stuff like, for instance, you get like motion blur happening in your game, even

though motion blur is turned off. Um, it looks like motion blur, but it's not motion blur. It's frame gen creating things. You'll see weird things happening on your on your game like pixelation and the grass looks a bit weird at some places and and then all of a sudden your game looks perfectly fine for a while and then all of a sudden it suddenly looks weird again. That's frame jet. Why? Because it's creating AI frames while you are playing, while you're moving, while you're doing stuff, right? But ladies and gentlemen, if you have this on

and you don't care about it, and your game runs perfectly fine, looks good, and you don't give a [ __ ] what the rest of the people say and you have friend gen on, leave it the [ __ ] on. No one's going to come to your computer and turn it off. No one. If it pleases you about having it on, have it on. By all means, have it the [ __ ] on, right? So, I'm just going to turn mine off anyways. So, actually, [ __ ] it. You know what? I'm pleased myself because

I have mine on anyway. So raid tracing reflections in general, you do not use Raid tracing when it comes to Call of Duty. A crack smoking company that don't know what they're doing with their own game. Like really, would you want to use rate tracing in a game like this? No. You turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Then VRM scale target. Ladies and gentlemen, a lot of people get this very, very wrong. Okay, a lot of people put this at 90 like this. I'm just going to type it in. 90. Okay. Do

you see that? My my target has moved now. It's moved all the way till here. Okay, one thing I want to mention is this. I use 80 for a reason. Number one. Number one, I get more headroom on my graphics card. I get more headroom on my settings that I tweak. And I cap mine till this level here. I cap it for a reason. There's a reason for it. Okay, just bear with me. There's a reason for it. Okay, that 10 extra percent of headroom that you want to use, we I'm going to go show

you where you're going to go use it and where you're not going to be using it and the settings you're going to be using to get that headroom and make your game run better. All right. Now, 80, highly recommend it. Then, if you're getting packet burst stutters, your game feels like absolute dog trash, go to 65 like this and press enter. Type it in and press enter and leave it there. It actually helps with packet burst, packet Loss, stuttering. Game feels like dog [ __ ] It helps for it. Okay. Now, my game does not

stutter. I don't get packet burst or anything like that. And then I run it at 80. So, that's why I run at 80. Leave it 80. You should be fine. Right now, we're going to come to this over here, which is the details and textures, which plays a very big role in this game. Okay. Now, this is how I have my settings. And I highly recommend you guys do the exact same thing. texture resolution at normal if you have a decent enough graphics card. Okay, I don't have the best of graphics cards out there. Like

I said, I don't, but my card can handle normal. If your card is lower than my card, if you own a card lower than a 4070 Super currently and you're sitting with your GPU and it's lower than mine, go to low. Please go to low. The visual quality is not going to change by much by having it at low. It's not going to change by much. It won't, but it will look like absolute dog [ __ ] if you turn this to very low. Don't put it to very low. So, it's either low or normal.

Do not put it at high. I'm going to repeat myself. Do not put this at high. There's people out there that owns 5090s, the best versions, the Supreme versions that has water cooling blocks on it, and they still don't put this at high. So, I would highly recommend normal if you know you got a decent GPU Or low if you know you got a a mid-tier to almost high-end GPU. That's what you're going to be using. All right. Test your filtering anastropic. You can have this at ultra. Why? Because it has no impact no impact

on your CPU and your VRAM. It has impact on your GPU. Yes, but that's VRAMm low. CPU low GPU yes a little bit. But currently at this very moment, it's about 1 to2 FPS that it uses. Go to ultra over here. Please go ahead and do so on all GPUs. Depth of field, who in their right mind plays with this. It's a multiplayer game. Turn it the [ __ ] off and done. I mean, I don't even need to [ __ ] repeat myself over this. I always do. Detail quality. I would highly recommend just

having this at normal. Just have your game at normal. You have it at normal, not extra high or very low so your game looks like dog trash or extra high so you see too much detail. No. Normal and done. All right. Particle resolution very low. You do not need to see that. You see those little sparkles there? Uh like you see that like it's breaking whatever's like [ __ ] out over there. Like you do not need to see that while you are playing the game. You do not you're not going to be running around

and stand here and be like, "Oh my god, guys, did you see this?" No. No. You're not gonna [ __ ] do that. Turn it to very low and done. Okay. Bullet impacts. Obviously going to turn this on, ladies and gentlemen. Turn it the [ __ ] on because you obviously want to see this and not that. You don't want to see this. You don't want to come around a corner and be like, "Oh, wait. There was no gunfights here. There should be no one here." Like, obviously have it on. Has no impact on FPS.

Then obviously your effects, do not turn this on. For some reason, it has a huge impact on losing frames. A huge impact on losing frames with the latest updates for God. It has a huge I'm going to repeat myself. It has a huge impact on losing FPS. You're gonna just see random FPS drops while having this on. So, turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Shader quality at low. Leave it at low and done. I'm not even going to tell you the reasons why. Blatantly telling you like you're just being stupid if you're

turning these things up like too high. Like, what? Why? Why are you turning things up on this game? This game is [ __ ] broken. So, low and done on demand texture streaming minimal and finish. Right, you're going to scroll down. You're going to come over here to local texture streaming quality. You're going to come down to local texture streaming quality. Have this at low. In-game video quality, low as well. These two should be low. Do Not change them. Right. Shadow and lighting plays a very big role in the game as well and how your

game looks and how it performs. Now, you don't need these to look pretty. The only one you want is this one over here. Shadow quality normal and done. That's it. Then you're going to go to screen space shadows low. You're going to go to this over here, which is screen space lighting completely turned off. Right? That's your your screen space lighting effects. All right. Turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Screen space reflections. I mean, do you want to see the reflections on the ground? Like, do you really want to lose FPS just

to see reflections on the ground? I'm talking about that little bit of reflections. Yeah, single player games will make sense. Multiplayer games. That's competitive. No. Turn it the [ __ ] off and done. Done. Static reflection quality over here. Low and finish. There we go. Environment. Very, very big role. All right. This plays a very big role on this game on your GPU, how the game looks, how the game performs, how the game is just in general overall with War Zone, with every single game mode that you're playing. War Zone, Black Ops 7, Blackout, whatever

you're playing right now at this very moment at with all the new new updates. the environment, terrain quality high. Why? Because then then the game actually looks way better. The game looks really good at the resolution that you're playing. If it's 1080p, 1440p, all the way to 4K, it looks really, really good. Okay, at my 4K resolution that I'm playing this game at, when you have this at on, it's terrain quality. It's how good the terrain looks. You don't want your terrain look like a blob or you look through your sniper or something like that

and you look at a building or something and then it's all blob-like. Don't do that. Don't just have it at high. Even if you have not the best of graphics cards, have it at high and done. Voltric quality. This is where you start turning things down to get an extra headroom so this can run at high. So volutric quality at low. Your physics quality off. You do not need to see the [ __ ] physics in this game. Weather grid volumes. Oh my good god. You do not need to see that your guy is wet

or that your guy is full of snow or that there, I don't know, a leaf fell on his shoulder. Like, for the love of [ __ ] turn it the [ __ ] off. It only eats FPS. Water quality. Why in your good for loving [ __ ] sakes would you turn this on? Like, just why eat FPS? Makes your game worse. Just turning the [ __ ] off and done. This is how your game should look, ladies and gentlemen. Please. This is how your game should look. Okay, this Is a big debate. Opus of

preference. This one I went over it already, but this is how your game should look. And you're going to apply these settings. Legure. Once we're in the view tab like this, this is your own personal preference. But but there's two things over here. It's this one and this one. Turn them both off. Who in their right mind plays with world motion blur on and weapon motion blur on? Do you want to turn and look like that? Or do you want to turn and still look like this where everything is still be you can still see

everything here? You can't see. I mean, yeah, self-explanatory, right? Anyways, this one over here, your weapon. Do you really want your weapon to blur? Like, like honestly, like seriously, turn them the [ __ ] off and done. All right, then. These ones are your own personal preference. You can copy mine if you want to. You can physically just go ahead and copy mine. I have inverted flash on, which is a very good thing for me. I do not like getting flashbanged at night, especially at night or even during the day I have blacked out curtains.

So, even during the day, um, a flashbang is quite strong. Like, yeah, flashbangs are quite strong in general. In Call of Duty, they bad. Try CS. I mean, holy [ __ ] You be I don't know. be it becomes like it's like an actual flashbang came through your monitor and landed on your table and exploded in your face. So this is why I have this on. Turn it on if you want to take it to the advantage if you want to your own personal preference. Ladies and gentlemen, right then we're going to come over here

where it says interface and we're going to come to tele ladies and gentlemen. A lot of people don't use MSI after burner like me like that. Okay, they don't use this or they don't use adrenaline for AMD. They don't use any of these things. They want to use the in-game settings, right, to see what they're doing. So, you go to all on. It'll tell you your FPS, your GPU, your GPU time, your GPU clock speed, your VRAMm, what your usage is, your CPU timings, and your actual time. That's what it shows, right? And you want

it on just like this. Default is quite small. It's your own personal preference. Or you can have it like this. It's your own personal preference. Yet again, these two will be on automatically. And you want them to be on. Why? Because if you get network errors or packet loss or just disruptions, disconnections, anything like that, you want these two things to be on. You're going to come to this over here and you're going to come to color customization. You're going to come inside here, have you at your own Personal preference of a color. That's your

own personal preference. Go ahead and leave it at it own color. Show you can choose one, whatever the case might be. Mine has always been the same, right? Team and party always the same color. Team and party always the same color. enemy. Ladies and gentlemen, I have mine as magenta pink. The reason why I have mine as magenta pink is because basically nothing in this game is magenta pink. Unless it's like skins, like actual gun skins and stuff like that is magenta pink. So yeah, I've like influenced a lot of people that is playing this

game like live streaming it and stuff like that to make the enemies magenta pink why it stands out. But yet again, your own personal preference. I can't force you to do it. But if you want to go ahead and use it, go ahead and customize your color. Select it and you can customize your own color. Like I said, I have mine as magenta pink and I leave it like that. You're going to come here over here at the bottom, scroll down and come to this over here, color filter. Have it at filter two. It's the

best setting. It has always been the best setting. Leave it there. Color filter target at both. Why? Because you're going to do world intensity at 100% and then interface color intensity at 100%. Ladies and gentlemen, that's how you're going to run your game is like this. Then the most important step, Ladies and gentlemen, you're going to need to take is this right here. Right, ladies and gentlemen. So, the most important step you're going to need to take is this right here, which is the restart shader preloading. Now, for all those settings to apply to your

game that you just changed now, you're going to just click on restart shader preloading, and you're going to click on restart. You're going to press escape, escape, escape, escape. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just keep going. Just Just keep going until you're at this screen over here. Right now, as you can see, like I said, 144. And then this is what you're going to need to do, ladies and gentlemen. Bear with me. You're going to restart your game. But please go ahead and do this. Quit out of your game completely. Then

restart your computer. Make sure that your Windows is up to date. Make sure that your graphics card drivers are up to date. Make sure that everything is up to date on your computer. Then relaunch this game. Once you relaunch it, it's going to install shaders at the top left here. It's on the right hand side. When it's at 100%, it's going to say it's completed. then you can go ahead and go play anything you would like to play. Go ahead and do so. Ladies and gentlemen, if this video helped you and it worked for you,

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