A NVIDIA RTX 3060 paired with a AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D lands around 80 fps in Call of Duty: Warzone at 1080p with Medium textures, Low shadows and no upscaling. Ray tracing is left off on this pairing. These values come from the same model the interactive optimizer uses, applied to this exact hardware pair rather than a generic preset.
Based on benchmark data and community reports for this hardware combination — treat as an estimate, not a guarantee. How we calculate this.
Your GPU is limiting FPS here
NVIDIA RTX 3060 is holding back your AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D at 1080p in Call of Duty: Warzone. A better GPU could get you closer to ~108 fps at these settings.
Estimate only — based on a 35% uplift for a severe GPU bottleneck, not a measured benchmark.
Suggested upgrade
NVIDIA RTX 5060
Entry 1080p card with DLSS 4 frame generation.
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Warzone stresses hardware in ways the multiplayer maps do not: 100+ players, a full city and long sightlines mean both the CPU and the memory subsystem are working hard from the moment you drop. Performance measured in the firing range is meaningless here.
Competitive settings are close to Black Ops 6 — low everywhere, streaming budget within VRAM, post-processing off — with extra attention to keeping the frame rate stable during the first thirty seconds after landing, when the most players are alive.
Covers full battle-royale lobbies, which are considerably heavier than private matches or the firing range.
Same CPU, different GPU
Same GPU, different CPU