The Gryphon Posted Sunday at 10:35 PM Posted Sunday at 10:35 PM (edited) Hi guys! I bought my VR-headset 7 days ago and have been adjusting my settings every day since then. I finally got it working really good and though I might share in case anyone else been having trouble. Having a medium budget PC and VR-headset is no problem to start playing DCS in VR, it works really good, you have to do a lot of tweaking to get it working, perhaps sharing my settings might serve as a fast-shortcut for you. Performence: 60 - 70 stable FPS on Germany Cold War Map in singleplayer, 50-70 stable FPS on multiplayer Cacasus. My Pixel Density Setting in DCS: 1.1 My VR-headset and computer: Headset: Meta Quest 3S Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 6-core Memory: 32 GB Storage: 2 TB The most important thing you can do is to buy and install Virtual Desktop. It costs 25 dollars and is a massive performence improvment to online stability and to FPS. Virtual Desktop works great with Steam (I am playing DCS from Steam). Do not use SteamVR. I had huge problems, particularly playing on multiplayer servers with disconnects and crashes all the time, but with Virtual Desktop Streamer no problem at all! Edited 4 hours ago by The Gryphon
The Gryphon Posted 5 hours ago Author Posted 5 hours ago Hi again guys! I have only 2 things to add to my post above. In Virtual Desktop I had to set OpenXR Runtime to VDXR. Also connecting a high speed internet- cable between my PC and my Router (a LAN cable) improved performance also. Performance also seems to be dependent on map and module (how well optimised they are). What I noticed is that generally EDs modules runs the best (for me atleast). Best performance I get with the F-18 Hornet and Viggen. Apache also has good performence. Worst for me seem to be Chinook and Hind. So I am right now playing F-18 Hornet and Viggen on Cacasus and Syria Map. I get solid 72 FPS in singeplayer and solid 30-40 FPS in multiplayer, without any crashes or disconnects.
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