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This is a bit (or a lot) of a necro but a lot of people in here have said they've seen no noticeable improvement going to the 10x series of cards from nVidia in VR. This has been a very different experience for me. I have a 980Ti and performance in VR (i7 @ 4.2 ghz) was less than ideal. It was playable for sure but a lot of ghosting artifacts from low FPS on the Vive. I'm running a 1080Ti now and it's smooth as butter, with no noticeable ghosting or stuttering, even in DCS 2.0. I'm also running 2.0 pixel density, although shadows are off as I haven't tried turning them back on after the upgrade. Other than the video card my only change was an overclock from 4.2GHz to 4.3GHz, but such a small overclock couldn't have a huge impact.. perhaps a bit though. DCS does seem to be a CPU heavy game so some of you could maybe do well buying a cheap but effective water cooler (Corsair are nice) and boost your CPU a bit. I think they run for like $30-$40.

Correct. You actually set the path to the log file when you first run the application.

I checked your log file in the database that the game recorded and for some reason it didn't give you a kill record in the log. Maybe you aborted out before it hit the ground, or something? Seeing your data like this is already helping us tune the system.

Is anyone having technical problems with the logbook? We notice that many people who have registered have not yet submitted a log entry, which leads me to think that perhaps there is a problem with the software application?

Could you perhaps attach a screenshot of the crash information, or send it to me in a private message? (I'm the programmer of the logbook)