AndrewVR

No, Logitech x52

The vrperfkit.yml file has these settings, I never changed anything: upscaling: enabled: true method: fsr renderScale: 0.77 sharpness: 0.7 radius: 0.6 Looks like the settings were there. According to the installation instructions, just dump dxgi.dll and vrperfkit.yml into the BIN directory (C:\Program Files\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\bin on my machine) I'm just not seeing a difference.

Well, I've tried much of the suggestions on this thread. vrperf toolkit didn't really do that much (just dropping the files in the BIN directory? that's it?) Lowering the resolution per eye made the biggest difference, and I could get up to 60-65 fps, but it's a tradeoff. So far, looking around the in the headset is very smooth, but when I turn the plane with the controls, it just feels really choppy, even if it's at 50 FPS. Then the motion sickness kicks in, and I can only last about 20 minutes. While the immersion is really amazing.....I think I'll wait for a more optimized version of DCS before I go down the VR route. Perhaps my experience would be better with a beefier video card. Prices are trending down, so that is a plus. I think overall, I think I get more enjoyment for now with track IR, and a keyboard. I have issues with my HOTAS, and not everything gets mapped properly or works as expected, so I still rely on the keyboard for some things. I just feel I have more control of things. The thing with this game is it is so customizable with different equipment and settings, and some people really dig that and have the time to work everything out. I am more of a plug and play time of guy. I get jealous when I see those great cockpit setups people can build, but I can't put in hundreds of hours to get there Once this game is optimized for VR, and the motion sickness works it's way out, then I think I can get back into it.

Thanks, I will try this out this evening and report back! Also, I'm having a hard time dealing with some of the keyboard stuff. Obviously I'm trying to map as much as possible to the hotas, but still rely on keyboard for some things. VR makes this hard....not sure what options I have... I did try that the other day, it really didn't make that much of a difference...but perhaps combined with some other settings it will.

I have 306. ti Just got the Reverb 2 the other day. I have not done much optimization yet, and quite frankly, don't understand much about GPU stuff. Below are my settings. in Steam VR In DCS My system 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700F @ 2.50GHz 2.50 GHz 32 Gigs DDR4 3060TI I have no idea if this qualifies as "good system" or not. I usually get around 40-50 FPS while playing, but it can definitely dip, and slows down if I get close to another plane. It's playable, but I could probably benefit from some optimization.

I have the card. Just got the Reverb 2 the other day. I have not done much optimization yet, and quite frankly, don't understand much about GPU stuff. Below are my settings. in Steam VR In DCS My system 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700F @ 2.50GHz 2.50 GHz 32 Gigs DDR4 3060TI I have no idea if this qualifies as "good system" or not. I usually get around 40-50 FPS while playing, but it can definitely dip, and slows down if I get close to another plane. It's playable, but I could probably benefit from some optimization.