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I hope you have set USB ports to performance (both settings)...and do you have the clip ?

It seems to be, since you have that great clarity on your Reverb. I’ll get mine next week, hope its good!

I have 1903 installed but no KB4507453 so I downloaded KB4507453 and tried to install it, but an error pops up “this update is not available for your system”... Anybody has any ideas ?

That is not SDE. SDE is the lines between the pixels, so it is constant across the screens. This looks like an interference effect between some kind of residue and the lens. Clean your lenses and check again. With your eyes not the phone camera, because it could be because of the phone camera. The point is you are the only person anywhere to complain about the SDE on the Reverb.

ShopBLT.com was showing HP Reverb ETAs to their warehouses of June 6, then July 12 and now August 30th to September 16 depending on which warehouse. So yes, 2 months for V2 it seems.

I have measured with “scientific mirror method” and got 56mm. My optometrist says 64mm. That is way off from my (clearly invalid) evaluation... I’m glad I have 64mm though. So I’m not saying your method is as bad as mine, but it looks like that measurement is trickier than it seems. Get a real measurement, you may be surprised like I was (but probably not by as much as 8mm).

Are you running win10 1903, there is a bug for VR

ShopBLT.com has ETA of June 21, thus is June 13. Its only a week between the two.

This is dead as a doornail...

What is the difference with leapmotion ?

IPD in the game corresponds to world scale. It has nothing to do with matching the spacing of your eyes. If you feel that things are too small, then lower the game IPD, and vice-versa. Then leave it there even if you change your rift’s IPD.

2.5 x 2.5 = 6.25 times the number of pixels... Just saying...

If you look at the DCS video by Matt Wagner about take off and landing, during the “spitfire landing” approach he says the same thing: +2 halfway in the upward turn and the spit’s speed goes down to 160, then wheels down. Watch the video closely, the boost gauge indicates -2 ! (He later does some adjustments to about 0 boost, then back down to -2). I think its a typo from the start. And weirdly enough Matt rools back to -2 all the while saying +2... Odd, but I use -2 and it works fine.

You really really should upgrade your hardware...