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It would be worth asking NobiWan for advice (the author).

These are great. What medium are you using?

I did a performance test the other day. Here is a brief summary of my results. I will publish the full results later. Flying over Guam at 1500ft. F4U mean 56 FPS, frame interval 18 ms P-51 mean 64 FPS, frame interval 15.8 ms Quantitative difference: 8 FPS and 2.2 ms frame interval in favor of the P-51. Qualitative (subjective) difference, negligible as both were below the 72Hz headset refresh I need to do more tests: both planes over Caucasus, Normandy and Syria. Settings: VR with VD Godlike and no QVFR. DCS mainly on maximum; does not really matter as both were the same, but I'll post full details when I release the full results; I will also include results when using QVFR.

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Have you compared DLAA with DLSS quality?

XRNecksafer does not work very well any more. I find that the problem you mention becomes progressively worse. One possible solution is to have separate key binds for DCS recentre view and XRNecksafer recentre view.

Yes. QVFR helps a lot but it does impact on CPU performance. In my tests it increases the CPU latency by 1-2 ms. Even if your CPU bottlenecks I think you will still see a difference with a 5070ti.

I have never tried the 3080 but I did have a 4070 (which is only a lille bit behind the 3080). I got about a 70% boost in performance with the 5070ti. It works very well with a Quest Pro. However I see that you have 32 GB RAM and a 9600k so I think you might end up RAM limited and CPU bottlenecked, especially if you use QVFR.

Try changing the config settings so that the foveated region is small, say 0.2x0.2 and the periphery too a low res, about 0.3. That way you should see it easily. Then you can adjust settings from there to get the right balance of quality vs performance.

Do you know where I can get a replacement weapon select (5) button?

My initial thoughts are less ghosting but I have not really done a side by side test. Has anyone compared K vs J yet?

Thanks for sharing that. It is very out of character with way that Jesse is otherwise portrayed in the film. I found it very difficult to watch and I am not sure how it really contributed to the story.

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Get a simple throttle setup so that you can easily move both throttle and prop pitch. You don't need a fancy throttle for warbirds. I use this one. Very basic but works great. I advance throttle and pitch at the same time. The pitch lever is always about an inch ahead of the throttle to maintain the right balance of rpm and manifold pressure. If you turn the Logitech throttle quadrant upside down, and reverse the axes, there is a switch indent which is great for "pushing through the wire boost" for the P-51. It does not work yet for the F4U but I can't get any switch to work so I think this might be a bug. https://www.logitechg.com/en-gb/products/flight/flight-simulator-throttle-quadrant.945-000015.html?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Paid-Search&utm_campaign=DEPT_FY26_QX_GBR_GA_G_DTX-LogiG-Shopping_Google_na&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21261229099&gbraid=0AAAAADDQ2OzXXENq9WlBqtzQXbC8b17Lq&gclid=Cj0KCQjwyIPDBhDBARIsAHJyyVjBXCFL0MSgetEQMiS-8mx1hW90Jt4t9hhI5tbEXk31lSiknDImc_waAvvNEALw_wcB

I didn't know that. I did enjoy the film though and have watched it several times. I need to get the books.

I would advise sticking with the Q2 for now and get to learn all the tricks for VR. If you find the resolution to low then you need to supersample. If you are using quest link then I would use cable. Use oculus debug tool (Google how to locate it in your Meta folders) and set super sampling to about 1.5. Set the Bitrate to about 700 Mbps and see how it looks. Once you have a better idea about how to use VR then look for an upgrade. There is nothing perfect at the moment. Don't always assume that the highest native resolution will be the best.

I did something similar a while back with a graphics tablet and got some interesting use out of it. I just positioned the tablet relative to my cockpit view over the MFD or keypad. It worked to a degree. You can also use to track around as well.

That is similar to my setup. I would avoid 4 sticks of RAM as there can be stability issues with the Ryzen CPU. You are unlikely to need more than 64GB at the moment anyway. Another option would be 2 sticks of 48GB. This should be able to run any headset PK. However, if you have not tried VR before please be aware that it is very demanding and you have to manage expectations in terms of quality and performance.

To be fair it is not a film specifically about the Corsair, but it does steal the show. There is also good footage of the F8F Bearcat and A-1 Skyraider. Well worth watching.

Sounds good. I'll give it a go.

I need to test it properly to see how CPU and GPU are affected. I'll try to do this today.

NVIDIA's new DLSS Transformer model requires 20% lower VRAM usage - VideoCardz.com https://share.google/4DnAc8w0qNgDo0vr6 I have not tested this in DCS yet.

Is it tracking with your eye movements? If so then it's working.

There seems to be a performance hit below about 2000ft; FPS drops to about 50-65. Above this I can maintain a steady 72 FPS (VR).

Is there any noticeable difference in DCS?