CoD Advanced Warfare multiplayer settings equal to ps4/xbox one?

[GabeTheNigguh]

yeah, like, texture resolution, shadows, antialising, etc.

[Syntaxvgm]

Rip the game, there should be a .cfg file for MP and single player that has a list of dvars that you can use to compare, given it is made the same way the older ones like cod4 and mw2 were, idk

[Lolzious]

Probably like med settings

[Sharkyx1]

Digital foundry is the place to go for this 

Surprisingly, the console versions rank closely next to the PC at max, but miss out on a few visual treats. Looking at the graphics settings, texture and normal map options are present, where the PS4 and Xbox One impressively match the highest extra setting PC has to offer. However, for the interiors of Atlas' labs, specular mapping runs at one notch lower on console, producing less defined spotlight reflections across its glossy floors.

Frustratingly, while console texture quality runs at this premium grade, the anisotropic filtering backing it up is set to an equivalent of PC's low setting. As a result, we get an obvious blurring to angled surfaces just a few metres away, where PC's remain crisp far into the distance. Likewise, this weaker filtering has an impact on shadow aliasing a few paces ahead on console.

But between Xbox One and PS4, shadow quality is largely indistinguishable. Each use the same dithered patterning for dynamic shadows on characters and environments; an artifact seen outdoors on PC too. But to the PC's advantage, at maximum settings we have HBAO+, delivering subtler pockets of shade around, for example, the bends in Jack Mitchell's fingers and the cracks in walls. The consoles deliver a cheaper screen-space variation of this same effect, tending to exaggerate depth with thicker plumes of shade.

 

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-2014-call-of-duty-advanced-warfare-face-off

 

They are by far the best for this kind of comparison detail work