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Set this to zero to stop the game processing sound equalisation. Sets your mouse's sensitivity - great for twitchy gamers. Reduce or increase this to set the volume level of the cinematic music.
Maximum and minimum anisotropic settings - set the former to '8' for maximum performance, but bear in mind that this may impact your frame rates. Seta r_texFilterAnisoMax "4"/seta r_texFilterAnisoMin "1" Reduce it if you're prone to migraines, or to improve performance. This sets the number of light flashes on screen at once. Lower this to reduce the number of floppy limb simulations on screen at once. Ragdoll physics mean that dead 'uns fly around the screen and impact with buildings. '2' will enable depth of field in the foreground and background. 0 is the default, '1' sets it to 'world' meaning only objects in the background are blurred. This entry will let you tweak it more precisely that the in-game options menu. To use this setting, you'll have to turn off depth of field in the main settings. If you find the constant stream of ejected bullet casings flying out of your weapon distracting, change the '1' in this entry to '0'. If you screw things up you can just delete the config files and Steam will automatically regenerate them. Once you've tweaked it, save the file in its original location. Open 'em up in notepad, and run a find (Ctrl+F) to go straight to the relevant entries. config.cfg alters settings for singleplayer, and config_mp.cfg adjusts multiplayer.
You'll find the relevant files in C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\call of duty modern warfare 3\players2. Under the hood, buried in the config files, there are a few more values you might want to tweak to get Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 just the way you like it. If you don't mind your smoke looking a little harder (and who doesn't?) you can turn Soften Smoke Edges off for a mild FPS boost.
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