Radeon Software Crimson ReLive Edition 17.4.1 - Oculus ASW for R9 290/390, Fury. Vive AR for RX470/RX480

mazi

mazi
i currently have a RX480 and PIIx6 with a DK2. I disabled the ASW feat. some time ago because of flickerin/jumpin targets.

So I'm wondering what other AMD GPU users think about the quality of Oculus ASW support or SteamVR Reprojection. Do you use it? What Headset and GPU/CPU?
 

-VR- Max Factor

-VR- Max Factor
mazi said:
i currently have a RX480 and PIIx6 with a DK2. I disabled the ASW feat. some time ago because of flickerin/jumpin targets.

So I'm wondering what other AMD GPU users think about the quality of Oculus ASW support or SteamVR Reprojection. Do you use it? What Headset and GPU/CPU?
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I will check tonight. I have an AMD Fury non x and the only real issues I have are on planets. The framerate drops, but that is my choice as I prefer nicer looking planet graphics.
I have a CV1.

buyback said:
http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-art...mson-ReLive-Edition-17.4.1-Release-Notes.aspx

Finally some moving forward...
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At last. Been waiting for this for a long time.
 
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CMDR MAIN SEQUENCE

CMDR MAIN SEQUENCE
Just tried it for 15 mins without any issues. CV1. 390X.

A couple of oddities - using the hotkeys (Ctrl+numpad 1 etc.) did not make any difference but I was able to use the debug tool to enable/disable etc. And if I turned the graphics settings up the FPS on the mirror window would show 45 and yet the debug tool ASW HUD would not show ASW as active.
 

The_Pinder

T
Wonder when the rest of us poor souls with 390s will get some love. Suppose we shouldn't rush them, it's only taken 6 months to get to this point!
 

Juanlo

Juanlo
MAIN SEQUENCE said:
using the hotkeys (Ctrl+numpad 1 etc.) did not make any difference but I was able to use the debug tool to enable/disable etc.
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To enable the hotkeys, you must create a new registry key: "HKLM\Software\Oculus VR, LLC". Once created, add another key "LibOVR" and on it, add a dword "AswEnabled" with the value of "1".

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This will enable the hotkeys:

Ctrl+Numpad 1: Disable ASW
Ctrl+Numpad 2: Force 45 fps without ASW (good to check that the hotkeys are working)
Ctrl+Numpad 3: Force 45 fps with ASW
Ctrl+Numpad 4: Enable ASW (default mode)
 

CMDR MAIN SEQUENCE

CMDR MAIN SEQUENCE
Juanlo said:
To enable the hotkeys, you must create a new registry key: "HKLM\Software\Oculus VR, LLC". Once created, add another key "LibOVR" and on it, add a dword "AswEnabled" with the value of "1".
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haha, funny thing is that I already had that registry key (set to disabled) so I deleted it when I installed these drivers, assuming it would not be necessary. I didn't realise that key enabled the hotkeys, so thanks for that, I will re-add it.
 

mazi

mazi
i rechecked yesterday. Right at the beginning i had flickerin orbital lines but after some time in space problems disappeared and never came back. but with fast head-movement i sometimes get the feeling something is odd... guess i have to double check which VR graphics settings to raise/lower for best experience...
 

-VR- Max Factor

-VR- Max Factor
MAIN SEQUENCE said:
haha, funny thing is that I already had that registry key (set to disabled) so I deleted it when I installed these drivers, assuming it would not be necessary. I didn't realise that key enabled the hotkeys, so thanks for that, I will re-add it.
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Whats crazy is that you would think that oculus would add this to the registry with the updates.
 
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