Call of Duty®

Call of Duty®

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Fixes/Optimization/FPS Boost
By Rommel
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Best settings MW III
Display Settings:
Display Mode: Fullscreen Exclusive
Display Adapter: User GPU
Screen Refresh Rate: Highest Available Option
Display Resolution: Native Resolution
Aspect Ratio: Automatic
V-Sync: Off
Custom Frame Rate Limit:Custom (Monitor's Refresh Rate)
Nvidia Reflex Low Latency:On + Boost

Quality Settings:
Global Quality
Upscaling/Sharpening: FidelityFX CAS
FidelityFX CAS Strength 100
Anti-Aliasing: SMAA T2X
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Low

Details and Textures:
Variable Rate Shading: On
Texture Resolution: High (Low for GPUs with low VRAM)
Texture Filter Anisotropic: Normal
Depth of Field: Off
Detail Quality Level: Low
Particle Resolution: Low
Bullet Impacts: Off
Persistent Effects: Off
Shader Quality: High
On-Demand Texture Streaming: Off
Local Texture Streaming Quality :Low

Shadow and Lighting:
Shadow Quality: Very Low
Screen Space Shadows: Off
Ambient Occlusion: Off
Screen Space Reflections:Off
Static Reflection Quality:Low
Environment
Tessellation: Off
Terrain Memory: Min
Volumetric Quality: Low
Deferred Physics Quality: Off
Weather Grid Volumes: Off
Water Quality: Water Caustics and Wave Wetness

Camera
World Motion Blur: Off
Weapon Motion Blur: Off
Film Grain: 0.00
Best Settings MW II
Display settings:

Display Mode: Fullscreen Exclusive – Best for latency reduction
Display Monitor: Choose your primary display with the highest refresh rate
Display Adapter: This is just your graphics card
Screen Refresh rate: Maximum for your monitor (144hz, 240hz etc.)
Display Resolution: Set this to 1080p – If you have a very high-end GPU, you could use 1440p, but 1080p will be better for FPS. 4K is not recommended as it will significantly impact FPS.
Dynamic Resolution: Off – this can change the resolution of the game at unexpected moments, which can be distracting.
Aspect Ratio: Automatic (16:9)
V-Sync Gameplay: Off – V-Sync on can cause increased latency
V-Sync Menu: Off
Custom Frame Rate Limit: Custom
Gameplay Custom Frame Rate Limit: 300
Menu Custom Frame Rate Limit: 90
Out of focus Custom Frame Rate Limit: 30
Display Gamma: 2.2 (sRGB)
Brightness: Preference
Focus Mode: Off

Quality settings:
Quality Presets: Custom
Render Resolution: 100
Upscaling / Sharpening: FidelityFX CAS (Note: A bug may reset this option for some players)
FidelityFX CAS Strength: 65 – This will make the game sharper without impacting FPS much at all.
Anti-Aliasing: SMAA T2X
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Normal – Setting this to Low will improve FPS marginally, but the quality improvement of Normal is probably worth it.
Video Memory Scale: 90 – You want to use the max VRAM available.
Texture Resolution: Normal
Texture Filter Anisotropic: High – FPS barely affected by this higher setting
Nearby Level of Detail: Low
Distant Level of Detail: High – Optimized for gameplay experience
Clutter Draw Distance: Short
Particle Quality: High – High can improve performance, will almost never reduce FPS
Particle Quality Level: Low
Bullet Impacts & Sprays: On – Important for multiplayer gameplay
Shader Quality: Medium
Tessellation: Off
Terrain Memory: Max
On-Demand Texture Streaming: Off
Streaming Quality: Low
Volumetric Quality: Low
Deferred Physics Quality: Low – Only affects water
Water Caustics: Off – Only affects water
Shadow Map Resolution: Low
Spot Shadow Quality: Low
Cache Spot Shadows: On
Spot Cache: Low
Cache Sun Shadows: On
Particle Lighting: Low
Ambient Occlusion: Off
Screen Space Reflections: Off
Static Reflection Quality: Low
Weather Grid Volumes: Off
Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On – Significantly improves latency. If you are CPU-bound, use the ON+BOOST option.
Depth of Field: Off
World Motion Blur: Off
Weapon Motion Blur: Off
Film Grain: 0.00
FIX disconnected from STEAM
1. Quit the game
2. Exit Steam
3. Right-click on the Steam icon "Properties - Compatibility"
4. Check the box "Run this program as an administrator"
5. Click "Apply"
6. Click "OK".
Fix stutters and lags + fps boost
1. Go to C:\Users\*your username*\Documents\Call of Duty\players
2. Open the options file.3.cod22.cst and options file.3.cod23.cst by any text editor
3. Ctrl+f search RendererWorkerCount
4. we are looking in Google for how many cores your processor has. For example, i9-12900kf
4. The number of Performance-core cores, in our case the number 8.
5. Enter the number 8 in the RendererWorkerCount line in the text editor. Save and close the file.

Everything is simpler with amd. The goal is for the game to use only half of the cores available to you. Therefore, if your processor supports hyperthreading, which almost all current generation processors do, just use the number of available cores (on AMD and up to the 11th generation of Intel) or the performance of cores (on the 12th and 13th generations of Intel).

Examples:
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X has 6 cores and 12 threads ➜ RendererWorkerCount:0.0 = "6"
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 has 6 cores and 12 threads ➜: RendererWorkerCount:0.0 = "6"
AMD Ryzen 9 3900X has 12 cores and 24 threads ➜: RendererWorkerCount:0.0 = "12"
15 Comments
DOOMJESUS May 4 @ 6:58pm 
PEASANTS.
Alter Alastor Apr 28 @ 1:02pm 
cod doesn t have optymalization
chelogach357 Apr 19 @ 12:14pm 
i prefer to set textures on medium cuz i don't see difference between high and medium (at least on viewmodels)
AkiraJkr Mar 24 @ 9:17am 
This guide is so borderline generic I just don't even know.
>"Fullscreen exclusive" brother, this game is DX12. Not only it's not a REAL thing, but there's no difference between fullscreen exclusive and borderless in almost all modern games.
>"video memory scale" 90 NO? This engine can't handle VRAM properly and depending on the user's card, they should lower that value until the game feels/runs better. It even fixes the phantom and random packet losses.
RosetteOnFire Mar 19 @ 3:46am 
"5. Enter the number 8 in the RendererWorkerCount line in the text editor. Save and close the file."

You can also change the settings in the taskmanager
RosetteOnFire Mar 19 @ 3:44am 
u can also change it in the taskmanger...
梦游喝啤酒 Mar 9 @ 7:15am 
nice
Loong Mar 3 @ 9:26pm 
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Winzx Mar 3 @ 8:45am 
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Kam (Alyx) Feb 18 @ 1:52pm 
I don't see anything actually for the file options but you can also look at your task manager cpu for the CPU info. I apparently don't have any text editing software? not sure what's up with that.