diego999

There's no difference if you're not looking at a benchmark, and even then, it's almost nothing. I bought my PC with a single stick, then added another for dual channel. Now I'm using all 4. I tested, measured and ran benchmarks. The difference was pretty much just noise. Using all 4 can limit you in case you're overclocking RAM or aggresively trying to reduce timings. In that case you might run into problems. In normal use scenarios it doesn't matter.

Using turbo mode in OpenXR Toolkit has fixed terrain stuttering for me. Give it a try.

Me pasa igual. Lo que hice con las Quest 2 es pegar un pedazo de cinta por encima del sensor. No es elegante pero funciona.

This may help:

By default both versions create different folders to install themselves in, so you have to intentionally screw the process to cause an error.

Every manufacturer likes to add some little flavor of their own, mostly a little OC here and there, some RGB lights, extra fans or features, etc. Check power connectors and size mostly. You can live without the other stuff. Look for real people's opinions on the different models (in reddit for example) to see what each one offers and lacks. Good luck on your purchase.

More than enough for a 3090 then. Enjoy that sweet upgrade!

I'd get a 3080 or 3090 if I were you. Plus 32GB more RAM. 4xxx series are only worth it if you go for a 4070 or higher. Lower cards are horrendous. Check your PSU wattage if you're going for a high end card. You might need to upgrade it.

Don't pay attention to the whiners and keep doing what you're doing. It's an amazing work.

B. And for a silly reason: I love B liveries.

Only one: disk space. Release and openbeta installs will mantain their files in separate folders, so no problems on that front. YOU will be the problem, as you'll probably forget in which one you have a mod, a particular mission, or some config changed. I have 3 installs: Release, Openbeta with a ton of mods to play alone, and Openbeta vanilla for multiplayer. Zero issues.

I have 64GB of RAM but I'm suffering from this also.

It is for me. I live in a thirld world country. Thanks for the life lesson though.

What is the problem? 1 - Install DCS Standalone version 2 - Connect your Quest to your PC through your preferred method (cable or Airlink) 3 - Launch DCS And there you go.

This. With the new spotting system in VR I can only see darks blobs that I can't even notice which way they're going. Do we really need 50GB of high resolution liveries for them?

Is Link Sharpening enabled on ODT? Mine once turned off randomly after an update and I felt like I was a 80 year old who forgot his glasses.

I don't have a Quest 3, but I've been using my Quest 2 with a Kiwi Design USB-C cable for almost a year, zero problems. It actually charges the headset when plugged in a regular USB-C port of my PC. I play in 2-3 hour sessions and the battery never goes below 95%. Bear in mind the Quest 3 seems to be more power hungry that the 2, specially when using higher refresh rates.

Do you have another overlay running? For me OpenXR menu doesn't appear if I'm using Oculys Tray Tool or Virtual Desktop overlays.

Thing is the MiG-21 doesn't look very good in VR. It's an older module and its age is showing. Aside from that, it's fun to fly and it has an unique and particular character.

Can I suggest the Skyhawk mod? It looks amazing in VR, it's free and it has some vibe I don't find in any other module, even paid ones.

Don't buy a 4060ti. At high resolutions like the 4k you want, the 4060ti is effectively equal or even worse than a 3060ti. Those 16GB of VRAM are useless as you'll never fill them considering the modest graphic chip capabilities and the pathetic 128bits memory bus (just for comparison, the previous generation 3060ti has 256bits). See here: If you want a 4xxx card, get (at least) a 4070 as the guy above is suggesting.

Tried 90/45 but I almost spent the whole time at 45 with reprojection activated. 72/36 is way better for me as I have 72 all the time except when on the ground or above a city. 120 is waaaay too much for my rig but I imagine it must be amazing.

Any updates on Steam? I'd like to buy the Phantom before my country explodes on the 22th.

4xxx series are worth it if you can get one at good price, but only 4070 or higher. Stay away from the 4060 or 4060ti, they're garbage. At higher resolutions the equivalent previous generation cards (3060 and 3060ti) are actually FASTER on several tests. Watch this:

I'm out of ideas. I can only mention a couple of benchmarking tools that might help you locate where the bottleneck Is. fpsVR - I've used it back when I played IL2. Very nice, lots of data. Available on steam. OpenVR benchmark - never used it but it comes recommended and it's free. On Steam too.