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Hello,

Why am I capped at 90, 45 or 25 fps when trying to find a good setting for my VR setup?

Is there one specific setting that does this?

Why am I not at 76, 52, 41 etc frames?

Posted
48 minutes ago, BIGNEWY said:

Hi, 

its usually motion smoothing or ASW ( Asynchronous Spacewarp for meta ) that will do this. Try with it disabled for your headset. 

Thank you BIGNEWY,

I turned off Motion Smoothing in Steam VR. It seem to have released the 90 fps issue, but I am still capped at 45 when trying to adjust for example Anti Aliasing DLAA - DLSS - from Performance to Quality. Quality looks better, I have the same framerate, 45, as Performance, but the frametime (that SteamVR shows in the headset) increases with Quality.

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50 minutes ago, BIGNEWY said:

can you attach your dcs log here, let us know your system spec also.

Please find the (hopefully correct) log files attached.

My specs are:

AMD AM4 Ryzen 7 5800X3D CPU
Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 3600MHz 32GB
MSI GeForce RTX 3090 Ti GAMING X TRIO

The VR headset is a HTC VIVE Focus Vision connected from VIVE Hub - Steam VR - DCS

dcs.log dcs.log.old

Posted
4 hours ago, Hoggorm said:

Hello,

Why am I capped at 90, 45 or 25 fps when trying to find a good setting for my VR setup?

Is there one specific setting that does this?

Why am I not at 76, 52, 41 etc frames?

 

Because variable fps in VR are vomit inducing, so every headset tries to mantain native refresh rate (90 Hz in your case). If your pc can't keep up it goes into motion smoothing, where it renders half the refresh rate (45) and inserts a "guessed" frame between two real ones. You still see 90 fps but only half of those are real. That leads to artifacts when the fake frames are not predicted accurately.

Never used a HTC Vive Focus Vision but I guess 25fps must be some kind of an emergency mode and surely it looks pretty bad, as most frames presented before your eyes are fake.

Posted
2 hours ago, diego999 said:

 

You still see 90 fps but only half of those are real

So how do you know if a change in setting was "good" or "bad" if you do not see the frame rate drop or increase?

2 hours ago, diego999 said:

Never used a HTC Vive Focus Vision but I guess 25fps must be some kind of an emergency mode and surely it looks pretty bad, as most frames presented before your eyes are fake.

It looks nice, but the lag is quite unpleasant.

Posted
5 hours ago, Hoggorm said:

So how do you know if a change in setting was "good" or "bad" if you do not see the frame rate drop or increase?

 

DCS fps monitor tells you how many real frames are being rendered.

Posted
9 hours ago, diego999 said:

 

DCS fps monitor tells you how many real frames are being rendered.

That is the one that is been capped at 45, 30 or 25

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