Nvidia hire FDev to pushing 40 series?!!...
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6090ti should even run it in VR 90FPS near stations...
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What can it do? I'm considering getting one for my 12900 system just to try to run EDO on my index
I use the surface vehicle training mission as my test bed for VR settings as it involves a little flight near the planet surface, landing and SRV close to a small base.
I'm seeing sub 10ms frametimes now on my VP2 (much higher native res than the Index) at I think 120% per eye resolution with decent quality settings in game. First thing I noticed was the vram usage hit 12GB which probably explains some of the perf issues and drops seen in the 3080 10GB model. To cut a long story short it held a stable 90fps with good quality settings with ease I could spend hrs tinkering with the settings if felt like I could push the quality higher or even attempt 120fps
That sounds very promising! Thanks for posting!
Resurrecting this thread because I came across something that might be of use.
If you're using Windows 11 22H2, there is currently a bug in Windows that causes Windows Mixed Reality to perform extremely badly, and results in severe micro stuttering in VR games. Exactly what I was describing above. Note that this only applies to Windows 11 22H2 and VR headsets.
Source: Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/HPReverb/comments/y68a0s/psa_reverb_g2_v2_stuttering_and_frame_drops/
Short version is: open elevated command prompt, run command: logman stop HolographicShell -ets
Requires command to be run each time after a reboot, at least until Microsoft fixes it.
Thought this may be of use. It's transformed VR for me in Odyssey with a 4090 in to something much better. Better enough to now be satisfied with the performance.
If you're using Windows 11 22H2, there is currently a bug in Windows that causes Windows Mixed Reality to perform extremely badly, and results in severe micro stuttering in VR games. Exactly what I was describing above. Note that this only applies to Windows 11 22H2 and VR headsets.
Source: Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/HPReverb/comments/y68a0s/psa_reverb_g2_v2_stuttering_and_frame_drops/
Short version is: open elevated command prompt, run command: logman stop HolographicShell -ets
Requires command to be run each time after a reboot, at least until Microsoft fixes it.
Thought this may be of use. It's transformed VR for me in Odyssey with a 4090 in to something much better. Better enough to now be satisfied with the performance.