COD Mobile Brings 144 FPS Support to Global Version; Check Expected Devices and How to Enable

According to a leaked image circulating within the Call of Duty: Mobile (COD Mobile) community, the game may now support 144 FPS in its global version, but only for certain high-performance devices. The leaked image shows an Android device running the game with Ultra Frame Rate enabled under Medium Graphics settings, allowing the device to push a frame rate up to 144 FPS—matching the screen’s refresh rate. This is not tied to graphics quality selection; instead, the option directly adjusts frame rate, potentially creating smoother gameplay for those with compatible hardware.

What’s FPS in gaming?

In basic terms, FPS (frames per second) measures how many times the screen updates each second. The more frames, the smoother things look. So, 144 FPS basically means your game is going to look as smooth as butter melting on a warm pancake! Normally, mobile games are capped lower, but COD Mobile is taking things up a notch, and it’s a big win if you’re using a high-end phone.

The Leak That Got Everyone Talking

Here’s the kicker: all this news came from a leaked image showing the Ultra Frame Rate option in COD Mobile on what looks like an Android device. This option only appears under Medium Graphics settings, which is pretty smart—it keeps your game running well without melting your phone. The image doesn’t show exactly which device is running it, so we’re all in speculation mode.

Which Phones Might Run COD Mobile at 144 FPS?

Alright, so we don’t have an official list yet, but we can guess some of the phones that might handle this ultra-smooth experience. Here’s a few potential contenders:

• Asus ROG Phone 8 Pro 
• Asus ROG Phone 9 Pro
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra 
• Motorola Edge 40 Neo

These phones have the top-notch hardware that should be able to keep up with all that 144 FPS goodness!

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How to Check If Your Phone Has the 144 FPS Option

If you’re lucky enough to own one of these devices (or something close), you might be able to see this new feature in the settings. Just pop over to the game’s settings, look under “Graphics,” and check if you have an Ultra Frame Rate option. Keep in mind, though, that it’ll only show up on certain devices, so don’t freak out if it’s not there.