When diving into a premium AAA game like *Call of Duty*, players expect top-notch performance. Yet, you might find *Black Ops 6* visuals looking grainy and blurry at times, which can hinder immersion and make it challenging to spot targets. If you're experiencing this with *Call of Duty: Black Ops 6*, here's how to enhance your visual experience.

Table of contents

• Why Does Black Ops 6 Look Grainy & Blurry? Answered
• How to Turn Off Blur in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6
• How to Reduce Grain and Improve Clarity in Black Ops 6
• How to Improve Black Ops 6 Image Details and Textures

Why Does Black Ops 6 Look Grainy & Blurry? Answered

If Black Ops 6 seems grainy and blurry on your system, even after tweaking your hardware settings (like ensuring your console outputs at the highest resolution your monitor supports), the game's internal settings might be the culprit. Even if you've made adjustments previously, updates can sometimes reset these settings to default values. The key settings impacting image quality are nestled within the graphics settings under the Display, Quality, and View tabs. In the Quality tab, you'll find the critical adjustments needed to enhance how Black Ops 6 looks.

How to Turn Off Blur in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6

For a more cinematic feel, games often include Motion Blur and Depth of Field, simulating camera lens effects to enhance the film-like quality. While these settings can boost immersion in narrative-driven games, they can add unwanted blur in fast-paced, competitive titles like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, making it tougher to focus on targets.

Here’s how to disable these effects:

• Navigate to the graphics settings and select the Quality tab.
• Scroll to Post Processing Effects.
• Turn off World Motion Blur.
• Turn off Weapon Motion Blur.
• Turn off Depth of Field.

How to Reduce Grain and Improve Clarity in Black Ops 6

Even after tweaking the blur settings, you might still notice graininess in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6. This could be due to improper gamma and brightness settings. Head to the Display tab in the Black Ops 6 Graphics settings, click on Gamma/Brightness, and adjust the slider until the Call of Duty logo in the center panel is just visible. While 50 is a good starting point for many screens, your display might need further tuning.

Next, move to the Quality tab and ensure FIDELITYFX CAS is enabled. This activates AMD's FidelityFX Contrast Adaptive Sharpening, enhancing scene sharpness in Black Ops 6. The default setting of 50/100 is recommended, but for even sharper visuals, consider maxing it out at 100. If you're still not satisfied with the image quality, look into On-Demand Texture Streaming settings.

How to Improve Black Ops 6 Image Details and Textures

To manage the large file sizes of recent Call of Duty games, Black Ops 6 uses On-Demand Texture Streaming, which downloads textures from the internet as you play, rather than storing them locally. While this saves space, it can impact image quality.

For optimal visuals, navigate to the Details & Textures settings in the Quality tab of Black Ops 6 graphics settings. Set On-Demand Texture Streaming to Optimized to download high-quality textures, enhancing the game's graphics.

Click "Show More" to access additional options. Set the Allocated Texture Cache Size to Large, which will use more system storage but allow for more textures to be downloaded simultaneously. If your internet plan doesn't limit your data usage, switch Download Limits to Off to ensure Black Ops 6 can download as many high-resolution textures as needed for peak graphical performance.

By following these steps, you can significantly improve the grainy and blurry appearance of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, ensuring a more immersive and visually satisfying gaming experience.