Oculus Quest 2 + Original Link Cable + RTX3080 10GB + i7 12700K + RAM32GB + M.2SSD "need help"

[desolunatic]

On 5/1/2022 at 4:32 PM, Ericcaff said:

P.S Just stupid question, when I find best settings for me in vrperfkitm how can i save it, otherwise I need every time set it again when relaunch the game???

 

Whatever you put inside vrperfkit.yml will stay there as long as you don't overwrite your file - so if you are using in-game debug mode for this mod, best to write down the values and make sure the file got saved properly. It's also easiest to edit this file with notepad++ so you can download it if you don't have it already. And if you need several versions of it just make appropriate folders and keep copies of configs in those folders (like normady settings, caucasus settings etc) and swap them out as needed. 

Edited May 3, 2022 by desolunatic

[Ericcaff]

4 hours ago, desolunatic said:

Whatever you put inside vrperfkit.yml will stay there as long as you don't overwrite your file - so if you are using in-game debug mode for this mod, best to write down the values and make sure the file got saved properly. It's also easiest to edit this file with notepad++ so you can download it if you don't have it already. And if you need several versions of it just make appropriate folders and keep copies of configs in those folders (like normady settings, caucasus settings etc) and swap them out as needed. 

 

Ok understand,  save changes only can manually using by Notepad++, this soft don't have Hotkeys for saving ingame settings and you can't see in game settings what you configurate with hotkeys, sad, but nothing to do. Thank you

Edited May 3, 2022 by Ericcaff

[AlpineGTA]

I've just upgraded from an AMD 5700XT (Sapphire Pulse) to a 6900XT (XFX Merc) and it almost looks and feels like a different game! Using the same settings as for my 5700XT I can fly with my FPS locked at 72, even flying low over cities and no ghosting (I haven't tested this extensively with different maps and modules yet), everything feels nice and smooth. However... I would say for anyone contemplating a similar upgrade, don't expect miracles. If I start turning all the settings up for extra eye candy, the fps drop, stuttering and ghosting returns. High textures and shadows seem to be the two most impactful settings.

If you don't want to feel disappointed, you have to manage expectations. Even with a high end card, If you want smooth performance, especially in multiplayer, turn shadows and textures down. But if you want to just enjoy a single player free flight, then yes, you can turn a few settings up and enjoy the scenery. It's probably just down to the more capable, newer GPU, but with high textures and shadows enabled the cockpit feels more immersive and much richer in colour, lighting and texture. I'm very happy with the upgrade.