Call of Duty: Modern Warfare iii or Warzone players have reported Dev error 5433, which is preventing them from accessing the game’s online features. Due to this error, players are unable to access the Zombies mode.
The error code is not exclusive to one platform, it affects PC as well as console users. So if you are facing this error, you are not alone.
How to Fix Dev Error 5433 In MW3 and Warzone?
By adjusting your On-Demand Texture Streaming settings, you can easily resolve the dev error code 5433 in MW3 and Warzone.
If this doesn’t make any changes, try lowering your graphics settings or repairing the game files.
Change on-demand texture streaming settings
Changing “Allocated Texture Cache” to “Small” in the on-demand texture streaming settings is the best way to fix the error code 5433.
Here are the steps:
- Launch MW3 and go to the settings.
- Select “Graphics” and then navigate to “On-Demand Texture Streaming”.
- Now, set “Allocated Texture Cache” to “Small”.
The error should be resolved but if it is still there, try repairing the game files.
Repair The Game Files
If you use Steam follow this path: Steam > Library > Right-click MW3 > Properties > Installed Files > Verify integrity of game files.
And if you use battle.net then follow this path: Battle.net launcher > MW3 > Settings > Scan and repair.
After completing the repair process, relaunch the game. The error should be resolved.
Change your graphics settings
- Launch MW3 and go to the settings.
- Select the “Graphics” option followed by “Quality”.
- From here, set the “Graphic preset” to “Basic” or “Minimum”.
Causes for Dev Error 5433 In MW3 and Warzone
Corrupted or overloaded cache data might cause conflicts with the game and hence error code 5433 might appear on your screen.
The error might also trigger when MW3 tries to use more graphics memory than is available. Another possible cause could be an overloaded or under-maintenance server. Activision’s official server page is the best place to know if any maintenance or downtime is going on.