Best PC graphics settings in BO6 to maximize FPS

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    Updated on May 8, 12:21 p.m. (GMT+8): Improved relevancy.

    When it comes to Black Ops 6, finding the perfect balance between performance and visual quality is key to dominating the battlefield.

    Whether you’re on a budget setup, a mid-tier system, or a high-end rig, having the best PC graphics settings can make a significant difference in achieving smooth gameplay with high FPS and minimal lag.

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    In this ONE Esports guide, we provide you with the best PC graphics settings to maximize your performance, no matter your hardware configuration.

    Best PC graphics settings for optimal performance in Black Ops 6

    The following settings are designed to work well for most players, but some options are largely based on personal preference.

    Feel free to tweak these settings to better suit your individual playstyle and system capabilities.

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    Display

    SETTING OPTION
    Display Mode Fullscreen Exclusive
    Monitor Set to your monitor
    Display Adapter Set to your GPU
    Screen Refresh Rate Set to your monitor’s refresh rate
    Display Resolution Set to your monitor’s resolution
    Aspect Ratio Automatic
    Display Gamma CPU RGB, 2.2 (sRGB)
    Brightness 55
    NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency On
    On + Boost for CPU-bound cases

    Sustainability

    SETTING OPTION
    Eco Mode Preset Custom
    V-Sync (Gameplay) Off
    V-Sync (Menus) Off
    Custom Frame Rate Limit Custom
    Gameplay Custom Frame Rate Limit Set to your monitor’s refresh rate
    Menu Custom Frame Rate Limit 60
    Out of Focus Custom Frame Rate Limit 5
    Menu Render Resolution Native
    Pause Game Rendering Off
    Focused Mode 0
    High Dynamic Range (HDR) Off

    Quality

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    Global Quality

    SETTING OPTION
    Graphic Preset Custom
    Render Resolution 100
    Dynamic Resolution Off
    Upscaling/Sharpening FIDELITYFX CAS (100)
    VRAM Scale Target 80
    Variable Rating Shading Off
    NVIDIA DLSS Frame Generation Off
    Texture Resolution Very Low (for low-end)
    Low to Normal (for mid to high-end)
    Texture Filter Anisotropic Low (for low-end)
    Normal (for mid to high-end)
    Depth of Field Off
    Nearby Level of Detail Normal
    Particle Resolution Low (for low-end)
    Normal (for mid to high-end)
    Bullet Impacts On
    Persistent Effects On
    Shader Quality Low
    On-Demand Texture Streaming Optimized
    Local Texture Streaming Quality Low (for low-end)
    Normal (for mid to high-end)
    Shadow Quality Normal
    Screen Space Shadows Low (for low to mid-end)
    High (for high-end)
    Screen Space Ambient Lighting Low (for low to mid-end)
    Medium to High (for high-end)
    Screen Space Reflections Off
    Static Reflection Quality Low

    Environment

    SETTING OPTION
    Tessellation Off
    Terrain Memory Max
    Volumetric Quality Low (for low to mid-end)
    Medium (for high-end)
    Deferred Physics Quality Off
    Weather Grid Volumes Off
    Water Quality Off

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    Accessibility Solutions

    SETTING OPTION
    Motion Reduction Off
    (turn on if you have motion sickness)

    Field of View

    SETTING OPTION
    Field of View (FOV) 110 (you can set between 100-120)
    ADS Field of View Affected
    Weapon Field of View Wide
    Vehicle Field of View Wide

    Camera

    SETTING OPTION
    World Motion Blur Off
    Weapon Motion Blur Off
    1st Person Camera Movement Least (50%)
    Inverted Flashbang Preference
    Parachute Camera Perspective Preference

    READ MORE: Best Black Ops 6 graphics settings for PlayStation 5 and Xbox



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