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Choppy/shaky/jittery view when looking around if the app has focus


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Hello.

 

I have a strange issue.

 

I have a Pimax 5K Plus running on 2080ti.

 

Unless I go really low on my settings (basically the LOW preset), I'm getting a weird choppy/stuttery/jittery/ghosty/doublevisiony effect when I'm looking around. I'm almost certain processing power is not the issue. The reason for my certainty is, that when I Alt-Tab out of DCS, everything is smooth as butter even on the highest settings, but the instant DCS gets focus again, the choppy effect is back. The spectator VR view on a monitor is also smooth.

 

Anyone has any idea what the solution might be?

 

Cheers.

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This sounds like a similar issue they had with MSFS 2020. The solution was to set cpu scheduling to background services instead of programs. This can be found in: Advanced system settings > performance > Settings’ > Tab advanced

 

It might be worth a try.

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This sounds like a similar issue they had with MSFS 2020. The solution was to set cpu scheduling to background services instead of programs. This can be found in: Advanced system settings > performance > Settings’ > Tab advanced

 

It might be worth a try.

 

I had this too and was fixed by turning off Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling. In Windows Graphics settings.

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This sounds like a similar issue they had with MSFS 2020. The solution was to set cpu scheduling to background services instead of programs. This can be found in: Advanced system settings > performance > Settings’ > Tab advanced

 

It might be worth a try.

 

The actual solution was fixing the software, that was just a workaround.

 

And I'm seeing that in my Rift as well. One problem with DCS also, as introduced in some 2.5.6 version, is that the framerate consecutively drops while moving the head around and it jumps back up when holding it still. I also notice this won't happen when I tab out and turn my head with the HMD in "dev mode" (= on my forehead) while watching the pancake mirror. So the problems seem to be interlinked to each other.

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I had this too and was fixed by turning off Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling. In Windows Graphics settings.

 

This did the trick! Thanks a lot. I owe you a beer.

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