Motomouse

Monstertech & 200mm +1

What?

No, try it first on your current rig and decide then.

no, tracking is fine here perhaps a recenter in the wmr portal will help you (eliminate bad environment data)

No its not. No difference to other planes for me.

Besides the technical aspects everybody has to find a setting he is comfortable with. My goals change from flight to flight and mission to mission. Also humans are very good adopting to different situations aka image quality, video quality and FPS. I for example do not notice any flickering at all anymore with antialiasing turned off. Similar to reading a book most of the sim experience is created inside of our own brains, monitors and headsets are just supportive measures ;-)

Thank you, updated.

Overview 3600X & 1080Ti & Reverb G1: (A) 90 FPS 50% rendering for aerobatics (B) 60 FPS 100% rendering for medium quality © 45(90) FPS 200% rendering with motion smoothing for high quality image Settings A and C for flickerfree 90hz experience Settings B if you dont mind the 60hz

No need for a new GPU or CPU. In the advent of the HP Reverb G2 the motion smoothing of SteamVR works really well now for my G1 as well. Here are my high quality 45 FPS (=90FPS with motion smoothing) settings. In a slow flyer like the A10-C II this is my preferred setting for the outrageous high image quality on my trusty 3600X & 1080Ti combo. On my hardware these settings are good for +/- 20 ms GPU and +/- 10 ms CPU frametimes -> stutterfree 45 FPS base perfect for motion smoothing.

I used the saitek pedals (now logitech) even with broken springs for many years. They did their job.

only comfortable usable with shoes, so much for the feel broken springs, so much for the durability too flat on the ground, so much for the realistic setup if 150 is your budget, they are fine else skip and use the money towards better flight pedals

turn off one drive if it is running Power supply?

I for one like the 60hz mode. Flickering is bearable for me. Nevertheless the 90hz mode is much better if possible without reprojection.

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Thanks, I will be very content if my BigNavi at 30% of the costs will provide 90 % of your 3090 VR performance ;-) https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=4517897&postcount=77

Big Navi = 3080 (at 4k rasterization) Probably: Better price (DDR6) Better availability (DDR6) More VRAM (DDR6) Less Power Draw (DDR6, better chip process) now I am officially hyped Nvidia borked it And with some luck it will run on my cheapo Motherboard and 650 Watt PSU as well :-) Such an attractive offer probably :-) My son will be happy to use my 1080Ti. guessclaimbench (I would be glad to read your results on your latest HW) Borderlands3 Badass quality 4k 1080TI 35 FPS 2080TI 50 FPS 3080 60 FPS? BigNavi 60 FPS? 3090 65 FPS?

I am for fun and exploration ;-) And I get crashes when I do :-)))

:-))

kind of antisocial to talk about 3080 sli when many had not the chance to get one ;-)

Yes I can confirm that i also get crashes when I use 500% Supersampling in complex multiplayer missions. What I am really astonished about is, that it starts with insanse settings in the first place :-) I prefer it that way. I can get a glimpse of the future. I would not like if DCS would just stop with a boring vram warning. ;-)

:-)

You actually consider an intel cpu on 10-06-2020?

They are not afraid to cut their own sales by announcing the omnicept now. Conclusion: Stock for G2 is very limited for the next time. By the way I am glad I did not spent money on nvidias clunky ampere cards. Now I have an option in spring 2021. :-)

When I am proficient with all DCS airplanes, perhaps I will consider overclocking. Until then I enjoy flying.