This means that you're capping the VRAM usage at max 6.8GB, and the rest of the capacity is not being used. 0.85 is a scaling factor for how much of your available VRAM is going to be used when running Warzone.įor instance, let's say you have 8GB VRAM, and if the scaling factor is set to 0.85, then 8GB * 0.85 = 6.8GB. Note that this number can differ case by case, and is the root cause of the bug. Open up this file, and you will see "VideoMemoryScale = 0.85". The exact location of the file should be C:\Users\\Documents\Call of Duty Modern Warfare\players\adv_options.ini. ini file called "adv_options.ini" which you need to edit.
The fix involves increasing the video memory scale for Warzone and can be done by going to the Call of Duty Modern Warfare folder located in the Documents folder. In this guide, we show you a simple tweak that will fix your VRAM capping issues. The underlying cause could be poor optimization by the developers, as many players are experiencing this cap even though their hardware goes far beyond the minimum requirements.
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