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Call of Duty: Warzone Season 1 - How to fix low FPS and stuttering

Published: 18:11, 11 December 2023

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Remember, each system may respond differently to these adjustments, so it's advisable to test and monitor performance after each change. Achieving an optimal balance between visual quality and FPS is key to an enjoyable Warzone experience.

Winning battles in Warzone becomes a daunting task when plagued by low frames, stuttering, and freezing problems.

Season 1 introduces the Urzikstan map, MW3 weapons, and new Perks, but issues like audio glitches and performance lags have surfaced.

Here are effective ways to fix FPS problems and ensure a smoother gaming experience in Warzone Season 1.

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1. Optimize Warzone PC Settings:

Check and adjust the in-game settings to ensure optimal performance.
Disable demanding settings that might be affecting FPS.

2. Play in Fullscreen Exclusive Mode:

Ensure that Warzone is set to Fullscreen Exclusive mode for better performance.
Fullscreen Borderless may cause issues like low FPS, input lag, and stuttering.

3. Rollback NVIDIA Drivers:

If the latest NVIDIA drivers are causing issues, consider rolling back to a previous version.
Use Device Manager to roll back the graphics card driver to a stable version.

4. Adjust Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling:

Experiment with Hardware-accelerated GPU Scheduling settings.
Toggle between enabling and disabling this feature to identify its impact on performance.

5. Utilize NVIDIA DLSS:

NVIDIA DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) can enhance FPS by running the game at a lower resolution while maintaining visual quality.
Experiment with DLSS settings in the Graphics tab to find the balance between performance and visual clarity.

6. Scan and Repair Warzone Files:

Use the Scan and Repair feature on Steam or Battle.net to identify and fix any corrupted game files.
Verify the integrity of game files on Steam or perform a Scan and Repair on Battle.net.

7. Turn on Weapon Motion Blur:

Enabling Weapon Motion Blur can address low FPS, especially during the initial moments of matches.
While it may require adjustment, it could provide a boost in frame rate.

8. Reinstall Warzone:

If all else fails, consider reinstalling Warzone as a last resort.
This ensures a clean installation and can catch issues that Scan and Repair might have missed.