Best Warzone settings: FPS, smoothness and aim

Good settings can be worth more than a better loadout: more FPS, less blur, cleaner aim. Here's the essential, from PC to console. (For guns, see our Warzone meta.)

Graphics settings for FPS

Aim for smoothness over looks:

• Motion blur: off (it hurts aim).
• Shadows / reflections: low — the heaviest settings.
• Environment detail, particles: low to medium.
• Texture / resolution: match your card; lower render resolution if you're short on FPS.

Smoothness & input lag (PC)

• Display mode: exclusive fullscreen (lower latency).
• V-Sync: off (unless tearing bothers you).
• FPS cap: a stable cap slightly below your max often gives a steadier frametime.
• NVIDIA Reflex / Low Latency: on if available.

FOV & visual comfort

• FOV: 100-110. Wider = more info and perceived smoothness, without shrinking distant enemies too much.
• ADS Field of View: "Affected" to keep the FOV while aiming (preference).

Aim settings

• Sensitivity: pick one you've mastered and stop changing it. Consistency beats speed.
• ADS multiplier: slightly lower for ranged fights.
• Controller: try the "Dynamic" or "Standard" response curve, and set the deadzone as low as possible without drift.

Hardware and system

• Updated GPU drivers (regular FPS gains via updates).
• Close background apps, enable game mode.
• A headset changes everything for audio, see our audio settings guide.

The Warzone recap

• All our Warzone guides — settings, loadouts and basics in one place.
• Warzone for beginners — the guide to get started right.
• The weapon comparator — two guns head to head (TTK, range, handling).

FAQ

How do you get more FPS in Warzone?

Lower shadows/reflections/detail, disable motion blur, run exclusive fullscreen, update GPU drivers and close background apps.

What FOV should you use?

100 to 110: wide field of view and good readability, without shrinking distant enemies too much.