With the release of Call of Duty: Vanguard, many players have started pouring into the game. There have been many players who have had issues with their FPS not meeting the desired numbers. Therefore, players will need to fiddle with their graphics settings in Vanguard to get the greatest possible FPS. However, the setting values in Call of Duty: Vanguard may be complex, so players may need to learn how to use them effectively.
On a PC, depending on your specs, this option may be more complex. This might have a significant impact on the game’s performance and appearance. Graphics settings on consoles are limited compared to those on PCs. Some of the best Graphic options are listed below; other settings can be modified to suit your needs. (Brightness, for example, is dependent on your display).
Here are the Graphic Settings required to attain the best FPS in-game:
- Open Settings -> Navigate to Graphics tab and input the settings below:
Display Settings:
| Display Mode: | Fullscreen |
| Display Resolution: | Monitor resolution |
| Monitor: | The main monitor where the game will be displayed |
| Refresh Rate: | Monitor’s Highest Refresh Rate |
| V-Sync (Gameplay): | Off |
| V-Sync (Menu): | Off |
| Frame Rate Limit: | Monitor’s Highest Refresh Rate |
| Aspect Ratio: | Â Automatic |
| Display (Gamma): | 2.2 |
| HDR: | Â Automatic |
| Focused Mode: | Off |
| Display Adapter: | Your Graphics Card – |
| On-Demand Texture Streaming: | Off |
Quality:
| Dynamic Resolution: | Off |
| Texture Resolution: | Low or Very Low (depending on the player’s FPS) |
| Texture Filter Anisotropic: | High |
| Particle Quality Level: | Medium |
| Particle Resolution: | High |
| Bullet Impacts and Sprays: | Off |
| Shader Quality: | Low |
| Tesselation: | Off |
| Level of Detail Distance Range: | Long |
| Nearby Level of Detail: | High |
| Distant Level of Detail: | High |
| Clutter Draw Distance: | Low |
| Volumetric Quality Level: | Low |
| Screen Space Shadows: | Off |
| Shadow Map Resolution: | Very Low |
| Shadows Cascades: | Low |
| Cache Sun Shadows: | On |
| Cache Spot Shadows: | On |
| Spot Cache Size: | Â Very Low |
| Spot Shadow Quality: | Low |
| Particle Lighting: | Â Low |
| Ambient Occlusion: | Off |
| Screen Space Reflection: | Off |
| Nvidia DLSS: | Off |
| FidelityFX Super Resolution 1.0: | Off |
| FidelityFX CAS: | On (0.80) |
| Anti-Aliasing: | Filmic SMAA T2X |
| Depth of Field: | Â Off (For clear visuals) |
Gameplay:
| Field of View: | 100 |
| Camera Movement: | Â Least |
| World Motion Blur: | Off |
| Weapon Motion Blur: | Off |
| Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: | On + Boost |
Since the bulk of FPS is influenced by textures and graphic settings, changing them to the ones listed above can help you significantly enhance your FPS. Having options like depth of field and motion blur off, not only improve FPS but immensely also affect the visibility within the game. If you want improvement in visuals, some of these settings can be turned on or increased IF your PC can handle all the processing. But do keep in mind that the more visual enhancing settings get turned on, the more it affects performance.
