Gray Zone Warfare Best Early Access settings

Gray Zone Warfare‘s early access has kicked off, and if you want to make the most of your time on the island of Lamang, you’ll need to use the best PC settings for graphics, FPS, and more.

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When you find yourself in the heat of battle, with gunfire all around you and explosions going off, the last thing you want is to see stuttering or get screen tearing which can affect your aim. That’s why ensuring you have the best settings is incredibly important, and I’ve put together this guide to help you out.

A Gray Zone Warfare player walking through a warehouse, with players in front of them. — You don’t want FPS stuttering as you head into combat. Image via MADFINGER Games

It’s worth checking your PC and seeing how it stacks up to the Gray Zone Warfare PC requirements before downloading the game. It’s currently quite demanding, and many are finding that their PC is struggling to run it.

Best Gray Zone Warfare PC settings

Game

HUD

Show health and stance: On
Show compass: On
Show FPS counter: On
Show notifications: On
Show private message notifications: On

Squad

Allow invite to squad: On

Audio

Master volume: 85
Music volume: 30
UI volume: 75
Audio Output Device: This is personal to your PC, just choose the one you want to use.
Background Audio: All sounds
Audio panning: Headphones
Enable proximity VOIP: On
Enable squad VOIP: On

Two Gray Zone Warfare players walking down a dark tunnel, aiming towards an open doorway. — You need to be able to see enemies in all light conditions. Image via MADFINGER Games

Graphics

Display

Monitor: Select the monitor you want to play on
Window Mode: Fullscreen
Display Resolution: 2560 x 1440
Vertical FOV: 60
VSync: Off
Brightness: 120
Contrast: 115
Saturation: 115
Gamma: 103
Frame Rate Limit: 120 FPS
Frame Rate Limit: 60 FPS

Quality

Quality Presets: Custom
3D Resolution: 67
Global Illumination: Low
Shadow Quality: Low
Texture Resolution: Low
Effects Quality: Low
Reflections Quality: Low
Foliage Quality: Low

Postprocessing

Post Processing: Low
Motion Blur: None
Sharpening: 10
Colorblind Mode: Off
Colorblind Mode Strength: 0

Advanced

Anti-Aliasing/Upscaling method: FSR
Anti-Aliasing Quality: Off
NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution: Auto
NVIDIA DLSS Sharpness: 0
NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency: On
FidelityFX Frame Generation: On
FidelityFX Super Resolution: Quality
XeSS Super Sampling: Quality

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Matt has been writing about Call of Duty for almost 10 years, with bylines at Gfinity, Dexerto, and a spell as CharlieIntel's editor. Matt is experienced in all things CoD, including multiplayer, Warzone, and esports.