1. Windows Settings Adjustments:

   • Disable Game Bar: Turn off Game Bar to free up system resources.
   • Enable Game Mode: Activate Game Mode in Windows to prioritize gaming performance.
   • High-Performance Graphics Setting: Set Black Ops 6 to High Performance in your system’s Graphics Settings for better CPU and GPU resource allocation.

2. Optimize Background Processes:

   • Disable unnecessary apps and services running in the background using Task Manager or Local Group Policy Editor for Windows Pro users.

3. Performance Boost Tools:

   • Use utilities like MSI Mode Utility and Quick CPU to fine-tune GPU and CPU settings for optimal performance.

4. Virtual Memory Adjustments:

   • Increase your virtual memory (paging file size) to alleviate RAM limitations. Adjust this through your system's Advanced System Settings.

5. In-Game Graphics Settings:

   • Display: Use Full-Screen Exclusive mode with the highest refresh rate.
   • V-Sync & Latency: Turn off V-Sync and enable NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency with “On + Boost.”
   • Graphics Quality: Set textures, shadows, and effects to low or medium. Disable motion blur and customize the Field of View (FOV) to your liking (usually above 100 for a broader perspective).

These changes can help improve performance, reduce lag, and ensure smoother gameplay in Black Ops 6. For more detailed insights, check out the full article on Dexerto's website