Gameloop is by far the best emulator for playing Call of Duty Mobile on PC. There are other good alternatives as well, but in my experience, Gameloop is the best for our Call of Duty Mobile settings. It’s their officially recommended emulator after all. That’s why today I have the perfect Gameloop Settings Guide for Call of Duty just for you!

So how can you increase the Call of Duty Gameloop performance for your PC?

Note: I do not recommend using other emulators since many people have reported that they are getting bans for using other emulators.

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Well, for Call of Duty on Gameloop, you can change three types of settings:

• Gameloop Settings
• System Settings
• Call of Duty Mobile Settings

So, without any further ado, let’s start increasing your Gameloop performance for Call of Duty Mobile!

Improving Your Gameloop Performance for Call of Duty Mobile Game

Gameloop Settings

1) Downloading Gameloop For Call of Duty Mobile.

My recommendation is always to use the installer for the game you want to play. By default, it will make you install Call of Duty Mobile. In case they change it in the future, go to Gameloop.com, which is the official website of Gameloop.

Download the Call of Duty Mobile Installer, as shown in the image below:

2) Gameloop Engine Settings:

For Engine settings:

Rendering: Direct X+ or OpenGL+ (Update)

Direct X+ gives the best performance and quality balance for Gameloop Call of Duty Mobile’s High FPS gameplay.

Update: Some older GPUs seem to perform better with OpenGL+ instead of DirectX+. So to make sure you get the best FPS, simply try both. The rest of the settings are the same.

Enable Rendering Cache: Yes

By enabling rendering cache you can speed up the time the game takes to render the textures. This can help boost performance in games by a huge margin

Force Global Rendering Cache: Yes

Makes gameloop graphics settings load the global rendering cache for all games. It gives a really good performance boost to graphics-intensive games that you plan to play on the gameloop emulator.

Prioritize discrete graphics card: Yes

As you can tell from the name of the setting it makes gameloop use the dedicated graphics card your system has making sure you use the full potential of your PC.

Enable Rendering Optimization: Yes

As the name suggests optimizes rendering time to give smoother gameplay and a lag-free gaming experience. Make sure to enable this option in gameloop graphics settings.

Enable Verticle Sync: No

This setting adds lag and desync in the game. Should be disabled for all online competitive games like Call of Duty mobile.

Anti-aliasing: Off

This unnecessarily takes up a lot of RAM and processor power. It also causes display glitches in PUBG Mobile. Turn this off. The option is called close in Gameloop settings.

Memory: Same as your RAM

You need to keep it at the same value as your system RAM or slightly lower. Set 8192MB if you have more than 8GB RAM on your system.

Processor: Same as your System Processors Cores

Keep it the same as your System Cores. Let Gameloop take all the power it needs. You won’t be able to use other applications while the game is running. But for a low-end system, there are no other alternatives.

Resolution: Your Monitor Resolution

The default resolution of your monitor will give the best Performance and  Gameplay Experience for Gameloop. Change this only if your game is lagging even after changing all other settings.

DPI: 240

The default dpi of 240 works best. If you have an overpowered PC with the latest graphics card then you can use 480 like I do. I have an RTX 3070 so it works for me.

3) Gameloop Game Settings:

The Game Settings play a key role in Gameloop and Call of Duty Mobile Performance.

Gaming Resolution: Same as your Monitor Resolution

This has a huge impact on the quality, so do not decrease it. You might get faster performance by choosing the lowest option, but in-game you will have difficulty spotting enemies and killing them in Call of Duty mobile.

Display Quality: Smooth Or HD

Smooth is the best quality for the sake of performance in the Call of duty mobile. This will make sure you get a lag-free experience while playing Call of Duty on gameloop. If you have a large screen monitor then go with HD since you will get blurry textures at smooth on large monitors. You need a good GPU for HD Settings

Call of Duty Game Settings

Display FPS: Turn On

This option will show you your in-game FPS. Which is very useful to tell if your game is lagging or not.

To enable this, click on the triple bar icon and select Display FPS, as shown in the image below:

Now you will see your game FPS in the upper left corner of your screen.

For Call of Duty mobile in-game settings refer to the Call of Duty Mobile Settings Guide

I will not go through those again since that guide explains everything in depth.

Here are the TLDR settings for Call of Duty Mobile graphics settings for gameloop

The first thing you need to do right after downloading the game is select the low-resolution pack for resources. If you are having lag and low fps issues you cannot use the HD resources.

Unlike PUBG Mobile, Call of Duty Mobile’s graphics settings are pretty well optimized. To set them for more gameplay advantage, I recommend the following changes

Graphics Settings

Graphic Quality: Low

This will improve your FPS and give you a gameplay advantage of moving and killing faster. Lag-free gaming is the key to getting kills!

Framerate: Max

The higher the framerate, the better. It will make the game as smooth as possible. Perfect for spotting enemies and quick kills.

Depth of Field: Off

This is not useful for mobile games. Best to just turn it off. You won’t notice much difference in quality.

Real-Time Shadows: Off

This is not useful for mobile games. Best to just turn it off. You won’t notice much difference in quality. Shadows have a huge impact on FPS so best to disable it.

Water reflection: Off

This is not useful for mobile games honestly. You barely focus on water ingame no point in making it look super realistic. Best to just turn it off. You won’t notice much difference in quality.

Ragdoll: Off

It only lowers the FPS and gives no real Gameplay advantage. Disable it for more fps

Bloom: Off

It does nothing more than give out special light effects that can cause issues while spotting enemies. It also lowers FPS. So best to disable the thing setting in Call of Duty mobile.

Anti Aliasing: Off

No real benefits if you are playing the game on a mobile device. If you are playing it on a large tablet or using an emulator on the monitor then enable this. It can help clean jagged edges in the game. For mobile devices save the processor power and battery instead by turning it off in Call of Duty mobile graphics settings.

God rays: Off

Not required for the Call of Duty Mobile game. It will only add extra performance overhead and lag. God rays basically make the sun effect look better. But in competitive play, this is a disadvantage since you get a lens flare-like effect which can make spotting enemies harder.

Realistic Scope: Off

It does nothing more than give out special scope effects but it is not necessary for gameplay. You can safely turn it off.

Shader preload:

This is a very useful feature added in the Call of Duty graphics setting to increase performance in the game. You can use the shader preload feature to preload the graphics shaders in the Call of Duty mobile game and make the overall gameplay smoother and lag-free. Best to do it regularly after every update of the game.

SSAO: Off

It does nothing more than give out special light effects and ambient occlusion effects. Not really useful for mobile games so you can disable it. It also lowers FPS. So best to disable this setting in Call of Duty mobile.

Super-resolution: Off

It upscales the resolution of the game so it looks better. It consumes a lot of performance so unless you have a very high-end gaming phone don’t even think about using it. It also lowers FPS by a lot if your phone is not a high-end gaming phone. So best to disable this setting in Call of Duty mobile graphics settings.

Optical performance of scope: Off

It does nothing more than give out special effects to scoping. It also lowers FPS. It has a minor effect on gameplay. If you are having lag issues in Call of Duty mobile then best to disable this setting in Call of Duty graphics settings.

Under effects there is a setting called explosion shake: Turn it off. Makes it easier to play the game. Thank me later.

System Settings

• Process Priority: High

When you start Call of Duty Mobile in Gameloop do the following:

1. Press Alt+Tab.
2. Go to the desktop.
3. Start Task Manager.
4. Find the Process AndroidEmulator.exe
5. Set Its Priority as HIGH.

The image below shows how you can set it:

• Allocated Virtual Memory: Double your actual RAM

Your virtual memory should be double your actual RAM. This memory is used when the system runs out of RAM, so the more you have, the better.

This setting is hidden inside system settings.

Go to control panel>System and security.

System>advanced system settings>

Performance settings>

Advanced>

Virtual memory.

Set it as double your actual RAM. Mine has 8GB RAM, so I used 16000MB(16GB)

I have also made an in-depth guide for Windows performance optimization for gaming. Kindly use that to improve your gaming performance even further.

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See you in-game.