Best Gray Zone Warfare graphics settings for Nvidia RTX 2060 and 2060 Super

Modified May 02, 2024 19:40 GMT

Gray Zone Warfare plays pretty well on the RTX 2060 and 2060 Super (Image via Steam and Nvidia)

Nvidia's RTX 2060 and RTX 2060 Super are capable of handling the latest video games like Gray Zone Warfare, though they were released years ago. Although the graphics cards have been replaced by significantly more powerful options like the RTX 3060 and RTX 4060, you can still squeeze a playable frame rate out of the two cards in almost every modern AAA title with some tweaks to their settings.

Gray Zone Warfare can be quite demanding on the hardware. As such, spending some time tweaking this title's settings is recommended to maintain a decent FPS in it. The game packs a bunch of customizable options. To help you get a decent experience, the best settings to use in this title when it's running on the RTX 2060 and 2060 Super are provided below.

Best Gray Zone Warfare settings for Nvidia RTX 2060

Gray Zone Warfare bundles top-notch visuals on PC (Image via Steam)

The RTX 2060 was launched as a 1080p gaming GPU, and you can still stick to that resolution in Gray Zone to yield a decent frame rate on this card. The game runs best with a mix of High and Medium settings applied on the 2060. We recommend turning FSR with frame generation on for the best experience.

The settings to use in this title for the RTX 2060 are as follows:

Display

Monitor: Primary display
Window mode: Windowed fullscreen
Display resolution: 1,920x1,080
Vertical FOV: 75
VSync: Off
Brightness: 99
Contrast: 98
Saturation: 99
Gamma: 105
Frame rate limit: 240 FPS
Frame rate limit (Background): 30 FPS

Quality

Quality presets: Custom
3D Resolution: N/A
Global illumination: High
Shadow quality: Medium
Texture resolution: High
Effects quality: Medium
Reflections quality: Medium
Foliage quality: Medium

Postprocessing

Post-processing: Low
Motion blur: None
Sharpening: 0
Colorblind mode: Off
Colorblind mode strength: 10

Advanced

Anti-aliasing/Upscaling method: FSR
Anti-aliasing quality: Off
Nvidia DLSS Super Resolution: Auto
Nvidia DLSS sharpness: 0
Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On
FidelityFX Frame Generation: On
FidelityFX Super Resolution: Quality
XeSS Super Sampling: N/A

Best Gray Zone Warfare settings for Nvidia RTX 2060 Super

The RTX 2060 Super continues to be a fantastic GPU for budget gaming (Image via Nvidia)

With extra VRAM, Nvidia's RTX 2060 Super is considerably more powerful for demanding titles like Gray Zone Warfare. However, for a balanced experience with high framerates, we recommend a similar mix of High and Medium settings with FSR frame generation turned on.

The best settings to use for this card are as follows:

Display

Monitor: Primary display
Window mode: Windowed fullscreen
Display resolution: 1,920 x 1,080
Vertical FOV: 75
VSync: Off
Brightness: 99
Contrast: 98
Saturation: 99
Gamma: 105
Frame rate limit: 240 FPS
Frame rate limit (Background): 30 FPS

Quality

Quality presets: Custom
3D Resolution: N/A
Global illumination: High
Shadow quality: Medium
Texture resolution: High
Effects quality: Medium
Reflections quality: Medium
Foliage quality: High

Postprocessing

Post-processing: Low
Motion blur: None
Sharpening: 0
Colorblind mode: Off
Colorblind mode strength: 10

Advanced

Anti-aliasing/Upscaling method: FSR
Anti-aliasing quality: Off
Nvidia DLSS Super Resolution: Auto
Nvidia DLSS sharpness: 0
Nvidia Reflex Low Latency: On
FidelityFX Frame Generation: On
FidelityFX Super Resolution: Quality
XeSS Super Sampling: N/A

Nvidia's RTX 2060 and 2060 Super are aging GPUs. Despite being almost over four years old now, these cards continue to deliver in the latest titles like Gray Zone Warfare. With the provided settings applied, you can get a decent experience in the new first-person-shooter title.