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Call of Duty: Warzone (2020)

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Here are some tips to reduce stuttering and boost FPS in Call of Duty: Warzone:

- Lower graphics settings - Reduce quality to Low/Medium if on High/Ultra. Turn off taxing settings like shadows, anti-aliasing, ambient occlusion.
- Update graphics drivers - Ensure you have the latest GPU drivers installed. Old drivers can hurt performance.
- Close background apps - Disable any unnecessary overlays, browsers, or programs in the background.
- Disable Nvidia highlights and overlays - They can negatively impact performance.
- Turn on Nvidia Reflex - Reduces input lag if you have an Nvidia GPU. Set to Enabled + Boost.
- Switch to Fullscreen mode - Runs better than Fullscreen Borderless in most cases.
- Adjust Render Resolution - Try 80-100% for smoother FPS if native res is too demanding.
- Disable Motion Blur - Provides a competitive edge and improves input lag.
- Limit FPS 2-3 frames below refresh rate - Prevents rendering wasted frames above monitor refresh rate.
- Set Texture Resolution to Normal - High/Ultra hurts FPS with minimal visual improvement.
- Overclock your CPU/GPU - Done safely and moderately, overclocking can gain extra FPS.
- Close Battle.net app - Leaving it open while playing seems to hurt performance.

Note: you'd start with graphics and rendering settings first before adjusting hardware. Finding the right balance of visuals and FPS takes trial and error.

i. Here are some potential fixes for DirectX errors in Call of Duty: Warzone:

- Update your graphics drivers - Make sure you have the latest GPU drivers installed from Nvidia or AMD. Outdated drivers commonly cause DirectX issues.
- Run Windows updates - Install all the latest Windows updates, especially any new .NET/DirectX updates. Keeping Windows updated prevents many errors.
- Perform a clean driver reinstall - Use Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU) to completely wipe existing GPU drivers then install latest ones cleanly.
- Enable DirectX Shader Cache - Open Documents folder, go to Call of Duty Modern Warfare/players, open adv_options file and change Setting.DirectX_ShaderCache to true.
- Undo any overclocks - Disable GPU/CPU overclocks and revert to default speeds to check if overclocks are unstable.
- Verify game files - In Battle.net app, go to Warzone, open options and select Scan and Repair to check for corrupted files.
- Change Graphics API - In adv_options file, try switching between DirectX 12 and DirectX 11 modes. One may be more stable.
- Free up HDD/SSD space - Lack of sufficient storage space can cause DirectX problems. Free up space on drives where CoD is installed.
- Perform clean boot - Boot into safe mode and enable only core processes to isolate any conflicts from third party apps.

If issues persist, your system may lack minimum requirements to run Warzone properly. Upgrading hardware like graphics card or RAM may be necessary.

ii. Here are some potential fixes for Call of Duty: Warzone error code 0x887A0005:

- Restart your PC and router - A simple restart can often resolve temporary connection issues.
- Check Battle.net server status - The servers could be down for maintenance. Check the server status page.
- Run Battle.net as Admin - Right click the app and choose "Run as Administrator". This may grant proper privileges.
- Port forward for Battle.net - Open ports 1119-1120 UDP and 1119 TCP. Refer to your router's manual for instructions.
- Whitelist Battle.net - In your antivirus and firewall software, add exceptions for the Battle.net launcher and Call of Duty exe files.
- Scan and repair game files - In Battle.net app, go to Warzone, open Options and select "Scan and Repair" to fix corrupt files.
- Clear Battle.net cache - Exit Battle.net and delete all files in the "Battle.net" folder under "ProgramData" directory.
- Change DNS server - Switch from your current DNS server to Google's public DNS at 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
- Reinstall Battle.net and Warzone - As a last resort, uninstall and reinstall fresh copies of the launcher and game.

Be sure your PC meets at least the minimum system requirements to play. If issues persist, contact Activision Blizzard support for further troubleshooting assistance.

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