Philski

Ok I am glad I am not the only one - I have similar to everyone else (i9 9900k@ 5ghz, 64 gigs ram, RTX 2080Ti and the reverb). for whatever reason my FPS Range is stuck between 20-40... and I haven't done a thing other than update drivers and the program. Before I was 40-45, but now im 30ish-35. Everything to lowest - max of 40-45 again... its really frustrating me, but I am glad I am not alone!

Same here.. I thought it was just me

Ok so weirdest thing - I uninstalled all of DCS, all of Windows Mixed Reality (stand alone and Steam Beta) as well as Steam VR... reinstalled it and we are at 40-45... Now the AA... is there any way to get it better? In game settings are all max - no SSAA or MXAA, AF is set to 16x Sorry to be a pain but I really want to get better at this - I have played since LOMAC and never put in an effort... now I have the time to - thanks in advance.

So I double checked and dont have any G or V sync enabled. And I did have this overclocked but I rolled everything back to stock to see if it was the overclock... no change.:doh: Steam VR settings both at 100%

I have those both installed and the projection on.. but no change in FPS.. I even tried it off.. Specs are Intel Core i9-9900K 3.6 GHz | Asus ROG MAXIMUS XI HERO LGA1151 Mo bo | G.Skill Trident Z RGB 64 GB (4 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200| GeForce RTX 2080 Ti 11 GB WINDFORCE | Win10 Pro Its just super frustrating because seeing what other people get on similar machines theres no reason to be where I am..

So I feel its time to finally jump in this thread after reading it - I am having issues with poor FPS in VR at any settings with my Reverb. I have tried everything all at low, and still manage to get (somehow) 32 or so FPS... and this is with a pixel density of 1... My system specs are below. I am sure I am missing something clearly obvious but its a headscratcher for me.. In 2d I have no issues with 100plus fps, and can even run Prepar3d v4 at max settings (no ground traffic) without any issues at a solid 30 fps with add on aircraft and scenery. And with sim racing the Reverb provides a beautiful experience. Any help would be appreciated.