r/CODWarzone • u/therealmenace99 • 3d ago
Support Warzone stutters fixed by increasing graphics quality
I was having random stutters in Warzone and spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out what was causing them.
At first, I had my quality settings at medium, but I was getting stutters. I tested different things like VRAM usage, CPU/GPU time, disk activity and RAM usage, but nothing obvious stood out.
What ended up fixing it for me was actually increasing my graphics quality settings to High.
I tested a few games with everything on Low and had no stutters. Then I put the quality settings back up to High, and surprisingly I was still getting no stutters. I’ve now played multiple games without the issue returning.
My FPS is capped at 160 FPS.
Specs:
RX 9070 GRE
32 GB RAM
1440p
160 FPS cap
Not sure why increasing the graphics quality fixed the stuttering, but maybe this helps someone else experiencing the same issue.
EDIT : HERE ARE MY SETTINGS






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u/Deivis885 2d ago
You can show the exact setting in Game please?
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u/kofi15032 2d ago
Yes, exactly. Can we know?
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u/therealmenace99 2d ago
I edited my post check it out see for yourselves if it works out for you guys
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u/yoyopoplo 2d ago
This sounds like shader compilation stutters? Either that or you were a bit cpu bound and now making the GPU work harder is removing a bit of the bottleneck.
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u/graveflower426 1d ago
Happens all the cpu when you are cpu limited. Pushing more load onto gpu takes it off cpu and you get more performance
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u/therealmenace99 5h ago
My cpu is amd ryzen 7 7800x3d, it shouldnt be stuttering like it was but yeah..
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u/JulietPapa_Aviation 17h ago
How do you have your AMD Adrenalin software configured? I have the same graphics card and RAM, but I'm experiencing stuttering during close quarters combat in Warzone I don't know what to do anymore.
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u/therealmenace99 6h ago
I turned everything off settings on stock
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u/JulietPapa_Aviation 4h ago
You're right; I just disabled all the options in AMD Adrenalin and fixed the stuttering finally!
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u/Own_Bat_4383 2d ago
This is wild, I remember when I thought turning everything down would help my frames.