Does a lower IPD affect FPS?
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To answer your question in the title of your post, no, lowering your IPD will not "affect" your frames per second.
Interpupilary distance adjustment should have no effect on FPS as it is only the measurement between the centre of one eye pupil and your other eye pupil and has no relevance to either your hardware ( electronics/rift gfx card etc ), similarly, if you adjust the seat in your car backwards or forwards it would not affect the performance of your car engine.
Hope this will help you.
Interpupilary distance adjustment should have no effect on FPS as it is only the measurement between the centre of one eye pupil and your other eye pupil and has no relevance to either your hardware ( electronics/rift gfx card etc ), similarly, if you adjust the seat in your car backwards or forwards it would not affect the performance of your car engine.
Hope this will help you.
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I have found some random changes of settings effecting FPS but I can't seem to replicate it usually to pin down why.
Makes complete sense mate, I thought it was unlikely, but experienced some stuttering after making the changes. Turns out the machine just needed a reboot.