Saw this earlier but just getting back to the thread now. Honestly, I learned the hard way that chasing raw FPS numbers in Warzone is a trap if you dont focus on stability first. A few years back I bought a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 8GB thinking it would solve all my problems, but I kept getting these micro-stutters that drove me insane during gunfights. It ended up being a driver conflict that took me weeks to figure out, and it really taught me that reliability is way more important than just hitting a peak number. Before I give you any real advice tho, what CPU are you pairing this with? Warzone is notoriously heavy on the processor, and I dont want to point you toward a card thatll just end up being bottlenecked anyway. Basically, I need to know what the rest of the build looks like so we can make sure you actually get those smooth frames without the dev errors.

tbh if youre chasing high frames in warzone you really need to think about driver stability above everything else because that game is basically a mess of dev errors if your hardware isnt perfectly synced so honestly id just go with NVIDIA you cant go wrong with them for reliability - ive spent way too many hours troubleshooting random crashes mid-match and it always comes back to the software side - like you want a card that just works every time you boot up so just get any of the upper-tier cards from the green team and youll be golden tho. Their current architecture is super efficient and runs cool which is huge for keeping your components safe during those long sessions plus you get way more consistent frametimes which is what actually matters for competitive play tbh

Same setup here, love it

RX 9070 XT.

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