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You should be able to pretty much run the same settings as you were with the CV1. Should be able to lower the PD some. On my rig I am running pretty high settings with 1.2 PD and 4x MSAA.

 

Thanks dburne nice one, I must say compared to the cv1 this is a very nice increase in the visuals.

Posted

Darn Oculus, they are pushing me to abandon my Windows 8.1 .. stupid company :(

 

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I'm pissed, as I really dislike Windows 10.

 

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  • 4 weeks later...
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No USB output on Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2080 Super Windforce OC 8G Graphics Card that I have just ordered,

is this going to cause trouble with my Rift-S ? or should I cancel and buy a different card.

I got this one at a good price.

Posted

Personnaly, today, having a USB port on my GPU would be a pre-requisite. Why ? Because my 1080ti don't have one and I had some headaches to understand why I needed often to unplug and plug again the Rift to be able to play... And when I learnt that it could be caused by the USB bandwith shared by multiple devices, It was not so easy to find a compatible PCIe USB cards with my motherboard and the need of the Rift S.

 

However, it doesn't mean that it's not possible to have a working Rift S with no USB port on your GPU.

 

To have no issue, your Rift must have its own USB controller with all the bandwith dedicated to him. Good news, your motherboard have many USB controllers. Check the manual but if you are able to isolate one of them for your Rift, it will be probably OK and everything will works fine. If not possible, you will have to buy a PCIe USB 3.1gen1 card.

 

Warning: Don't buy card with USB 3.1gen 2 port because they often use ASMEDIA controller and it is well known that this controller create stutters....

 

It seems that Renesas µPD720201 controller works well. Oculus suggest one card with this controller. I bought another card with this controller and it works perfectly now.

 

But for sure, if you are able to cancel you order and find another GPU, it could be safer and good idea

i7 12700k, RTX 3080ti, 64GB RAM, M.2 512Go, Quest 3

Posted (edited)
To have no issue, your Rift must have its own USB controller with all the bandwith dedicated to him. Good news, your motherboard have many USB controllers. Check the manual but if you are able to isolate one of them for your Rift, it will be probably OK and everything will works fine. If not possible, you will have to buy a PCIe USB 3.1gen1 card.

 

Warning: Don't buy card with USB 3.1gen 2 port because they often use ASMEDIA controller and it is well known that this controller create stutters....

LOL, if i only would have known this earlier.

Needed to hotplug the USB from my Rift-S also on a regular basis because of device not being recognized after a boot (not always but sometimes). Searched the net, found quite a few things and a solution (but not what you have written above or i would have bought another PCI card). So i bought a USB PCI card, the one recommended by Oculus was out of stock so i went for a Startech USB 3.1 one with 2 ports on it. After 1 weeks of working without a problem and without the device not recognized problem, i saw some stutter while moving my head with the Rift-S. It was everywhere, in IL-2 (i first noticed it in there), DCS and also in Oculus Home. Asked my wife to put it on and asked her to tell me what annoyed her. She said... stutter!!!

I searched again everywhere, found a couple of possible solutions but not on them worked. Then tried every thing i could think of which gave no solution but forgot one major thing, switching back to the motherboards USB (i did swap between the 2 USB 3.1 ports on the PCI card). In the end i returned the Rift-S thinking it was faulty because the stutter only occurred when moving my head, so when tracking was active.

Got another Rift-S as replacement which had the same problem. Only then i swapped the USB back to the motherboard USB port and problem gone.

I searched a bit further and i did find that it could be solved with additional power on the card. Because i had to re-route every thing inside the case to get there i didn't do that. I then re-arranged every thing in the case to be able to plug that extra power into the card and it had worked fine for 2 weeks until yesterday when i noticed a slight stutter on the Oculus Dash...

 

 

Thinking the extra power would have solved it i searched into another direction and came up to the fact that you lose half of the PCI lanes if you install a PCI-USB card (it shows in GPU-Z). A further search showed that running on 8 PCI lanes instead of 16 would give max around 1% loss in performance. This morning i had no stutter but when DCS loaded i noticed again some stutter on the loading image which isn't normally there so after reading the above, it think i found the problem... my Startech PCI-USB 2x 3.1 has an ASMEDIA controller. So i need something else...

 

 

Edit: Finding info on the exact controller those cards have on board is not always easy.

Edited by Lange_666

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Personal Wish List: A6 Intruder, Vietnam theater, decent ATC module, better VR performance!

Posted

@Lange: Sorry to hear all the issues you encountered.

 

Very important !!!! : buy a PCIe card with power provided directly from the PC alimentation. Power provided by the PCIe port can not be enough to cover the needs of the Rift S in all situation.

 

For info, I bought this card : Exsys EX-11092-2

The card has a jumper to decide if you want Power from PCIe or from PC Alimentation. By default it is set for PCIe port, so it has to be moved.

 

My motherboard is an Asus Rog Strix Z370 egaming and I can garantee it is compatible with it. However cards with VIA controllers are not (or at least the model I tried first)

i7 12700k, RTX 3080ti, 64GB RAM, M.2 512Go, Quest 3

Posted
Very important !!!! : buy a PCIe card with power provided directly from the PC alimentation. Power provided by the PCIe port can not be enough to cover the needs of the Rift S in all situation.

 

 

The Startech i have installed right now has, it only has the wrong controller...

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Personal Wish List: A6 Intruder, Vietnam theater, decent ATC module, better VR performance!

Posted

I'm looking at this one for the moment:

 

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inateck-Express-Including-SuperSpeed-Connector/dp/B073NZZ6TG?s=computers

 

 

Still have to find out what type of controller it has.

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Personal Wish List: A6 Intruder, Vietnam theater, decent ATC module, better VR performance!

Posted
I'm looking at this one for the moment:

 

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inateck-Express-Including-SuperSpeed-Connector/dp/B073NZZ6TG?s=computers

 

 

Still have to find out what type of controller it has.

Looks like it uses an ASMedia controller. :(

 

I too am looking to see if a different USB3 port will help with performance. I have an Asus Z170 Pro Gaming mobo with the ASMedia controlled USB3.1.

 

I have I7-7700k and an RTX2070 which I recently upgraded from a GTX 1070.

 

I'm a bit disappointed with the performance so far. The benchmark I use for testing different settings is the first training mission for the F16. Whilst sitting in the jet I look right and watch the 2 jets flying across the airfield from right to left. There is noticeable stutter as they fly past.

 

I am using a Rift S and have tried different USB ports but none seem to make any difference. :(

 

WB.

Posted
I'm looking at this one for the moment:

 

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Inateck-Express-Including-SuperSpeed-Connector/dp/B073NZZ6TG?s=computers

 

 

Still have to find out what type of controller it has.

 

Not a good idea... Asmedia controller. Not surprising it is USB 3.1gen2 ports...

As a hint, cards with USB type-C will have most of the time ASMEDIA controller.

 

Try this one, you are in Belgium so it is probably possible to obtain it:

https://www.exsys.ch/de/pcie-karten/usb-3.0/standard/pcie-usb-3.0-karte-2-ports-renesas1.html

i7 12700k, RTX 3080ti, 64GB RAM, M.2 512Go, Quest 3

Posted
Looks like it uses an ASMedia controller. :(

 

The benchmark I use for testing different settings is the first training mission for the F16. Whilst sitting in the jet I look right and watch the 2 jets flying across the airfield from right to left. There is noticeable stutter as they fly past.

 

I am using a Rift S and have tried different USB ports but none seem to make any difference. :(

 

WB.

 

The F-16 has performance issue in VR. Don't use this plane to tune your settings. And being on ground is not a good idea because there are a lot of lack of optimisation. Try to totally disable all the shadows because on ground shadows kills the FPS... It is really annoying and I post yesterday in the wish list forum the suggestion to add a shadow (cockpit only) setting to improve the situation.

 

I suspect you are experiencing it :)

i7 12700k, RTX 3080ti, 64GB RAM, M.2 512Go, Quest 3

Posted
Looks like it uses an ASMedia controller. sad.gif

Not a good idea... Asmedia controller. Not surprising it is USB 3.1gen2 ports...

As a hint, cards with USB type-C will have most of the time ASMEDIA controller.

 

Now where you guys found out it's an asmedia controller? I even went to the Inateck website to look through the specs but no joy there.

 

 

Try this one, you are in Belgium so it is probably possible to obtain it:

https://www.exsys.ch/de/pcie-karten/usb-3.0/standard/pcie-usb-3.0-karte-2-ports-renesas1.html

Yeah but then i need again look for an old school type of powerplug (or adaptor cable) which i don't have lying around anymore and those that i have don't fit my Corsair power supply. I need something with a 15pin connector (like those on an SSD drive).

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Personal Wish List: A6 Intruder, Vietnam theater, decent ATC module, better VR performance!

Posted
Now where you guys found out it's an asmedia controller? I even went to the Inateck website to look through the specs but no joy there.

 

 

If you look at the product specifications:

 

Product Specifications:

PCI Express specification: PCI Express x 4

Expanded Ports: 1*USB-A, 1*USB-C

Chip: ASM1142, ASM1543

Power supply: 15-pin SATA power connector

Dimensions: 121*82*18 mm

Weight: 44g

Material: PCBA main board + aluminum back plate

 

The chip shows as ASM.... which I believe is ASMedia.

 

WB.

Posted
The F-16 has performance issue in VR. Don't use this plane to tune your settings. And being on ground is not a good idea because there are a lot of lack of optimisation. Try to totally disable all the shadows because on ground shadows kills the FPS... It is really annoying and I post yesterday in the wish list forum the suggestion to add a shadow (cockpit only) setting to improve the situation.

 

I suspect you are experiencing it :)

 

Thanks for the info. Will try different aircraft as you say. Though my days of continually tweaking for performance are long behind me. I remember the Blackdeath track from IL2! :smilewink:

 

WB.

Posted (edited)
I have I7-7700k and an RTX2070 which I recently upgraded from a GTX 1070. I'm a bit disappointed with the performance so far.
Same here, i would have expected it not to be that low compared to 2D (on my system then). Edited by Lange_666

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Personal Wish List: A6 Intruder, Vietnam theater, decent ATC module, better VR performance!

Posted

@lange: for the connector you need a Sata to Molex converter. I know it would be better to have one with the good controller and already the SATA connector as you wish but you have now at least one solution

i7 12700k, RTX 3080ti, 64GB RAM, M.2 512Go, Quest 3

Posted

Thank you Chapa for your info and advice as well as the info that

you have given others. I need all the help I can get, new to VR and

struggling a bit.

Cheers,

Ibis

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

Since the latest patch, I've noticed a major improvement in framerate (Rift S VR). Have you guy noticed something?

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Posted

Not really but then i keep mine capped at 40, i don't like my FPS jumping around and up and down. Is never good for smoothness.

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Personal Wish List: A6 Intruder, Vietnam theater, decent ATC module, better VR performance!

Posted

What kind of settings are people using the VR preset?

I have just picked a RTX2070 in sales, in hope of better and smoother experience to the Vega 56 I had.

 

I have a 2600X, 32GB 3200mhz and the RTX2070, and Oculus Rift

Posted

^I'd keep everything the same except anti-aliasing. You're CPU limited, somewhat, should be fine in single player but you can easily bonk up against the limit by pushing vis range and shadows; regardless of GPU you should be at vis range med, trees 60%, shadows off, terrain shadows flat. I'll go out on a limb here and suggest MSAA doesn't really add much in DCS, you accomplish much the same, with more granularity by seeing how high you can push PD. And save up for a Rift S or something.

 

I will say, Rift is nice at night, I'd be tempted to plug it back in for case III's but otherwise, if you actually want to see and all, there's only so much you can do with a Rift

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  • 1 month later...
  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Rift CV1, NVG and A-10C

 

I am looking for some help and connot find any so far.

here is my problem:

I have a Oculus Rift CV1.

On the a-10C if I turn on the NVG, everyting is "green" in the VR vision but it is correct on the monitor. Any clue? I just did an complete new install because i taught that someting was corrupted.

 

Thanks for your help

Posted
I am looking for some help and connot find any so far.

here is my problem:

I have a Oculus Rift CV1.

On the a-10C if I turn on the NVG, everyting is "green" in the VR vision but it is correct on the monitor. Any clue? I just did an complete new install because i taught that someting was corrupted.

 

Thanks for your help

 

Real NVG is green.

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