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Great for viewing enemies on the UAV or unsuppressed fire, this little piece of HUD is essential. One really beneficial and too often-overlooked part of Warzone is the mini-map. Moving on now from the graphics and on to gameplay settings. For maximum performance and screen size make sure you’re running fullscreen. One of the most basic display settings for gaming is how you view the game, i.e. Only available in Fullscreen display mode (which we’ll see next), make sure your screen refresh setting matches that of your monitor. Depending on your monitor, you can try to scale it up and see how it feels. I recommend you leave it at 100% for maximum performance while maintaining a good quality image. This setting governs the rendering of 3D imagery and does have a significant impact on performance and image quality. Setting your aspect ratio to automatic is the best and easiest way to render faster and better images for your specific machine. But if you set your custom framerate limit correctly, this shouldn’t be necessary. V-Sync, as the name and in-game description suggest, can cause input lag by working to match your game’s framerate with the monitor’s refresh rate and stopping screen tear. Then you can turn down the menu framerate limits so your computer isn’t overworking needlessly. I recommend using a custom setting, then matching the gameplay limit to your monitor’s refresh rate, e.g. Framerate limit really depends on the monitor that you use. Options - Graphics - Details & Textures.If you really want to see your bullet impacts or sprays, have at it! But consider disabling it. This small details & textures setting is quite intense for the CPU and is not necessary, especially if you want to maximise performance. Unlike most games, this setting doesn’t affect gameplay hugely when changing from Low to Normal, so I’d leave it on Normal for a balance of image and performance. Of course the higher the quality, the more computing power needed. Shadows can be useful to see enemies before they see you. Screen Space Reflection (SSR): Disabled.Also, if you have anti-aliasing off, SSR will give you some grainy visual noise.

SSR is a shadow & lighting effect which, when enabled, sacrifices that bit of performance/framerate for looks. The quality of reflections in the game is really not that important. A nice effect for making the game look good, but if you’re more interested in performance (which you should be), turn this setting off. Having this setting disabled will result in more jagged edges and a more blocky feel. What anti-aliasing does is smooth edges and make graphics appear more natural. This also negatively affects your visibility in game and so you will have a slight advantage disabling this.

Options - Graphics - Post-Processing EffectsĪnother similar distorting effect that renders your surroundings (as opposed to your weapon) blurry when moving/turning quickly.

Disabling this setting will give you an advantage as you will have a better view, especially when turning. This is a needless post-processing effect which simply makes that worse. You want the best visibility possible while playing to be able to spot enemy movement, etc. Let’s take a look at twenty-five such settings which could give you the edge in Warzone: 25.

Just like customising a loadout, the in-game settings give you lots of ways to adjust the game to fit you. The new Pacific map is here, and whether you’re new to the game or looking to perfect your gameplay your settings are extremely important. What's the best way to customise your game?