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🚨 This is Warzone on the highest fps/ lowest latency settings 🚨 It is really hard to lose a straight up gunfight when you are on this low of latency. Feels similar to the "host advantage" we all used to want back in the console days.

Kibbs

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Kibbs2 years ago

If you want to check yours here is how you can!

Kibbs2 years ago

If you want some professional 1 on 1 help with this you can book a pc optimization on our website!

D11 Berg2 years ago

How to do this on amd?

rufus2 years ago

Breaking news; what I’ve been preaching for like 2 years - is indeed a fact. These Warzone “pros” / streamers are SIGNIFICANTLY at an advantage and get a majority of their clips based on their rigged up setup. Do they have skill? Sure. Are they realllyyyy that good tho? Debatable

GrzybDominator2 years ago

Tutorial to get it. Step 1 Sell kidney Step 2 Buy best PC on the market right now....................

TactiMerc2 years ago

Gonna he having pray redo my optimizations soon. He hasn’t touched it since wz3 came out. FPS hub is the best in the game

Hydra2 years ago

we can't do it on amd?

DXYNEツ2 years ago

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Piqui2 years ago

@Gu1lhermE115 @mneto10_ é com isto que jogamos contra. Nao temos hipotese.

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