Elril

Thanks a lot for your answers guys. At least I will be able to stop spending so much time tweaking settings, knowing that it won't solve it and you all live with it. I'll go play the game for now.

Hello everyone, This is my first message so I would take this opportunity to thank all the members of this community for their work, which immensely helped me to have a starting point to tune my VR settings. I now have a decent frametime I'm happy with, but I'm really annoyed with a kind of weird effect for objects at the horizon, for instance fences of an airfield which are far away or clouds at the horizon. Objects close to me are OK, and this effect only appears when objects are very far away. I don't know if this effect is called shimmering or jittering (as english is not my primary language), but those clouds or fences are kind of flashing, vibrating and jumping up/down/left/right even when I'm not really moving my head, which is really annoying. I would be happy with lower settings, or something a little bit blurry as long as the image is not shaking around. But no matter the settings I try, this effect remains. My config is the following one: - Geforce RTX3080 OC - AMD 5800X - 32 GB of DDR4 3600MHz C18 RAM - HP Reverb G2 as my headset In terms of mods, I use Open FSR 1.1, and the @Taz1004 version of Kegetys shaders. I've tried uninstalling those to test, but it doesn't seem to solve the issue. I don't use Reshade at the moment. I followed the @speed-of-heat guide to have a starting point for my VR Configuration. You'll find enclosed a screenshot of my setting I've taken two recorded videos in order to be able to share with you the issue. It is difficult to really perceive it on the recorded and I had to zoom in to highlight the effect. It is actually way worse and way more present through the lenses than we can realize on the video, but it gives an idea of the issue is... My question is quite simple. The DCS VR video I can see (which I know are not recorded through the lenses) does not seem to display the same issue as I have. Is it only because of the recording? Do you all have this issue when playing? Is there anything I could try to solve it and have a more "stable image" of the horizon? Thanks in advance for your help!