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Today we're going over the best settings to use in Modern Warfare 3 after the season 1 reloaded update. These are the settings that make me the player that I am. If you guys are new to the channel, don't forget to drop a like. And subscribe; let's hop right into these settings. We're starting off with the display tab here.
We'll just hop right into this for my display mode, which is going to be full-screen exclusive. That's the best display monitor. That's basically the name of the monitor, so whatever monitor you have, that name will be there. My display adapter basically says my graphics card is a 3090. TI High; my refresh rate, or Hertz, for my monitor is going to be 240; play on 1440, which is the best way to play Call of Duty if you have 1080.
I think you should definitely try a 1440 monitor. The best thing is that you'll never go back to 1080. The ACC ratio is going to be on automatic; reset shader preloading; that's just a random setting they have here. The display gam is going to be 2.2, and the brightness is going to be defaulted to 50.
My Yeah, that's brightness; you have the Nvidia reflex. Low latency is going to be on the echo mode preset, which is going to be set on efficiency. I didn't change that setting at all for the V6 gameplay that's going to be off for the menu for the settings to be 100%. Fame frame rate is going to be on Customs basically just maxed out so I can get the maximum potential frames in game, that's going to be 300, then the menus is going to be set to 60 because I don't need to have you know the PC running all hard.
I'm just sitting on the menus. The render resolution will be optimal; that's just the default. With the pause game rendering, focus mode is going to be on 90, and my HDR is going to be off as well. That's it for the display settings. Now we go to the quality settings for my graphics. Be on custom right here, because I did change a lot of these settings.
My random resolution is going to be from 100 to, basically, 1440. Dynamic resolution is going to be off as well. If you have one, the upscaling of SL sharpening will be on Philadel. FX, which is the best one to run in the game, makes the game look extremely nice and pretty. The vibrant colors make the game look extremely nice, so you make sure to have that on and then hit square on it, and you want to put the strength at 100.
That's the best way to make the game look extremely nice for path-tracing. For race tracing, make sure you have the V-Ram scale off. Target has it at 70. I did not touch this variable rate shading as well; that's off; that might be something new. I think I didn't touch this thing at all, but it's off.
For the textures and details, my texture resolution is going to be on low, the normal filter is going to be on normal, and my department of field makes sure this is off because if you have this on, it makes the game extremely blurry in further ranges, so you definitely want to make sure this is off.
The bullet impacts and the persistent effects are both going to be off. As you can see, the shader quality is going to be low as well. You also need a texture demand setting, which basically just downloads stuff in the back, but it doesn't hurt the quality of your game but just makes the game look a lot prettier.
You have the logo streaming quality on normal, as well as the shadow and lighting we have this on low. On the screen space, shadows are going to be low, as well as the ambient. Cisions is going to be on both when the screen space reflection is going to be on normal, the static reflection quality is on low as well, you have on the environment for the Tes is going to be on there, volumetric quality is going to be on low, the same thing with the quality for the physics right here is going to be on low weather gr is on low as well, and the water quality is going to be on all, which you honestly need to have water quality on because it's water who cares about the water, so you really just turn that off.
You just apply that right now; it doesn't matter, but in the view field, the view is going to be on 120. That's why I personally like to have my game it's going be on affected as well, so you can literally eliminate any sort of visual recoil. The upfield is going to be wide as well, just so it can look a lot smaller.
From a third-person point of view, you can just change that to what you personally want it to be. I just have it set to 90. My vehicle field of view is going to be on by default, as is the camera. This is definitely a very important setting right here. Camera when to make sure you have the motion blur in the world set up off because it makes the game look extremely blurry every time you move or just even think about moving; it makes the game extremely blurry.
Anything with the Field Green, make sure you have that off as well. For the first-person camera moving, make sure you have that to the least amount it can be so your screen doesn't shake extremely much, especially when you get hit by grenades and stuff like that. You don't want your screen shaking, so set that to 50.
The same with the third person; you can set this to whatever you want. I left it all at default because. I don't use first-third person, so you just have to do whatever you want it to be—the same thing with the spectator camera and inverted flash. I have that on because I don't want to go blind playing this game from flash grenades, so I have that on.
For the audio tab, the audio mix is going to be on headphones. B-boost literally allows you to hear everything in the entire game, so make sure you have it on headphones. Base boost A lot of this stuff here is going to be set to default based on what's plugged into your PC or your console. The volume is going to be set to 100, obviously, so you can hear everything.
In voice chats like that, it's all just default. I'm just scrolling through the box. A lot of these are, just like I said, based on whatever you have plugged into your console or into your PC. The only thing I changed was my hit marker sounds to just a regular Modern Warfare, or you changed it to Classic whatever you want it to be with the interface tab as well.
A lot of the stuff right here wants to be like what you want, what you want, how you want, certain things—just look at the game. The only thing I changed here was my color customization. That's why, like, my enemies look blue and I'm like red sometimes; they went to color customization. And I just changed it to literally whatever color you want it to be—like, look, literally any color.
You can even make colors if you really want, so I just set it to how I personally want it to look. Another thing you want to do is make sure you have your mini map on Square because that's the best way to get the most amount of information whenever you are in a game. Map rotation as well; make sure you have that on.
