Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare®'s October 25th release is fast approaching! If you’ve somehow missed all the news about this eagerly anticipated first-person shooter, here’s the essential info: Call of Duty is back in the modern era with a gritty, realistic rendition of its trademark warfare. It features fan favorite Captain Price in a spectacular single-player campaign; there’s a tense new 2v2 multiplayer mode called Gunfight; all your favorite 8 and 16-player multiplayer modes are back; and there’s a new 64-player mode called Ground War that features huge maps and player-controlled vehicles.
On PC, players can experience immersive ray-traced shadows, high-quality effects, and framerates as fast as your PC can deliver. But what hardware will you require? Well, we can now share official Call of Duty: Modern Warfare PC system requirements for a variety of configs and use cases, so you get your system ready for Modern Warfare:
Gamers with Turing-based GeForce GTX 16-Series and GeForce RTX 20-Series graphics cards can improve Modern Warfare performance by enabling NVIDIA Adaptive Shading. This cunning tech adjusts the shading rate of pixels on the fly, and is particularly beneficial in dark areas, of which there are many in Modern Warfare’s campaign and multiplayer modes.
Furthermore, we’re excited to announce that NVIDIA users will be able to enhance their gaming experience with NVIDIA Ansel & Highlights.
And of course, to further optimize your game experience, users can download our upcoming Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Game Ready Driver for optimum day-1 performance, and optimize game settings with a single click in GeForce Experience.
And don’t forget, for a limited time, you can get Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with the purchase of select GeForce RTX GPUs, desktops, and laptops. There’s no better time to upgrade to get the ultimate Modern Warfare experience on PC.
For more on Modern Warfare, stay tuned to GeForce.com as we approach the game’s October 25th release.