Call of Duty: Warzone at a glance

Publisher
Activision
Platforms
PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Servers
Client and server: the publisher runs the game servers
Server choice
The game picks the server
Server list
Not published
Measured by our test
Every region, as a general result
Status page
Activision's status page
Checked
October 18, 2026

How to see your ping in Call of Duty: Warzone

Activision does not document this.

How to change server in Call of Duty: Warzone

Activision does not document this.

Where the Call of Duty: Warzone servers are

Activision does not publish a list of Warzone data centers. The game client measures your ping to its data centers when it starts and between matches, and matchmaking places each lobby on a data center with low average ping for the players in it. If the queue is quiet, matchmaking can widen the search and put you on a farther data center. Activision publishes no manual server picker for Warzone.

Activision publishes no list of Call of Duty: Warzone server locations, so this page names no region and the test times all of them.

What Activision says about ping

Activision says a latency of 200 ms would count as a poor experience in Call of Duty and can put a player at a disadvantage against players with lower ping.

Our test reads its own bands next to that: Excellent under 40 ms, Good 40 to under 80 ms, Playable 80 to under 130 ms, Poor 130 ms and above. These are our lines, not Activision's.

What our test reads for Call of Duty: Warzone

  • Activision does not say where the servers are, so the result is a general one over every region, and says so.

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Call of Duty: Warzone ping questions

Where are the Call of Duty: Warzone servers?
Activision does not publish where the Call of Duty: Warzone servers are, so the test times every region and gives a general result.
Can you pick your server in Call of Duty: Warzone?
No. Activision says the game picks the server for you.
What is a good ping in Call of Duty: Warzone?
Activision says a latency of 200 ms would count as a poor experience in Call of Duty and can put a player at a disadvantage against players with lower ping. Our own bands, which are not Activision's: Excellent under 40 ms, Good 40 to under 80 ms, Playable 80 to under 130 ms, Poor 130 ms and above.
Does the test measure the Call of Duty: Warzone servers themselves?
No. It times public test points near every region, from your browser. That shows network distance in tens of milliseconds; the number Call of Duty: Warzone shows you decides.
Where can you see if the Call of Duty: Warzone servers are down?
On Activision's status page.

Sources

The Call of Duty: Warzone facts on this page come from Activision's own pages, read on the dates shown.