Nicol21

Bug is still there, AWACS is blocking the taxiway. Great service...

Can´t scroll in liveries, slider is missing. Loadout window has that slider....

Same issue here....the only "solution" I have found is 55inch TV for MP...

Hi, that old thread is two years old. So it makes no sense to wait for "fix" from AMD. There are also post on another forums, reddit etc. with same result - no solution for weeks, months years. AMD and SteamVR is no go.

I have ghosting only with motion smoothing OFF on 6900XT. With motion smoothing ON I have no ghosting, but instead I have warping, tearing, flickering. With 2080S the situation was ghosting on with motion smoothing off, no problems with motion smoothing ON (no ghosting, no warping etc). Based on this observation I assume that motion smoothing is necessary to ensure proper headset function (since there is always ghosting on AMD or NV with MS off) and that this necessary feature is not working with AMD GPUs. Unfortunatelly I switched to AMD GPU believing to what people here say (turn motion smoothing off, cap FPS and it will be OK) but I suspect that AMD users just turn off motion smoothing because it´s broken and live with ghosting, instead of admitting that AMD GPU and steamvr are not compatible.... Other option is that I am missing something else but I am loosing any hope that I will find that "something".... Reaching stable 72Hz would also "solve" this problem (not real solution, since missing functionality would be just not needed in such case), but even with my rig I am unable to keep steady and stable 72Hz even on lowest settings.... so I will have to consider either going back to 2D or switch again to Nvidia.... Really hopeless story.......

Hi everyone, Based on this and other similar threads I acquired AMD 5900x, 64Gb 3200Mhz RAM, 6900xt, X570s chipset, NVME SSD and what is most important Pico Neo 3 Link. I can run DCS either via steamvr or openXR (opencomposite) howewer Pico needs to use SteamVR OpenXR runtime, it does not have its own implementation. Now to my problem, I can either keep motion smoothing in SVR on and fight with well known image flickering, or based on information stated here turn motion smoothing off, cap FPS via radeon chill and enjoy no stutters, no flickering, no glitches and no stutters..... Yes but in this scenario I have huge motion blur (double vision) of all moving object, blur is proportional to angular movement speed. In other thread I found that blur and double vision can be cured by turning off Advanced supersample filtering. I tried, it did literally nothing, no change. My question is, is the motion blur which is so huge that it turns into double vision something what those of you with 6900xt just cope with (ignore, don´t bother with etc) or is there something I could have missed ? Thank you