[video=youtube;bcZ0CXP0qgU]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcZ0CXP0qgU[/video]
02:12:41 Elite: Dangerous
Edit: Find the video timeline here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcZ0CXP0qgU
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More than two hours and forty minutes long.
This should really have been split into a playlist of at least 10 videos.
Certainly would have made it easier to navigate...
Did you even check the link? There is a complete video timeline for you to navigate.
You embedded a 2h45m video, it's not unreasonable to assume that's the way it's meant to be viewed.
Man, can't believe I watched the whole thing in one go
Amazing review.
But I'm really concerned about performance. How noticeable is a drop from stable 90 fps down to say 80-85.
Might have to wait this one out until GPUs catch up.
02:12:41 Elite: Dangerous
Edit: Find the video timeline here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcZ0CXP0qgU
The 5K+ renders at 2560x1440 per eye native. The 8K also renders at 1440 per eye, and then upscales it in the HMD to 3840x2160 per eye. It looks like with either one, they only render about 80% of that (kind of a rounded rectangle shape from the nose to the side on each panel), and the lenses display even less. So that takes a bit of the load off compared to rendering the full panels. You can also choose to render a couple smaller amounts for a tighter FOV. Something like that anyway.am I wrong in assuming that the Pimax 5k resolution is not greater than that of Pimax 4k?
if that's the case then you don't need a beefier hardware for it. I already get a pretty crisp image in my 4k and 1070 handles that mostly fine...
The 5K+ renders at 2560x1440 per eye native. The 8K also renders at 1440 per eye, and then upscales it in the HMD to 3840x2160 per eye. It looks like with either one, they only render about 80% of that (kind of a rounded rectangle shape from the nose to the side on each panel), and the lenses display even less. So that takes a bit of the load off compared to rendering the full panels. You can also choose to render a couple smaller amounts for a tighter FOV. Something like that anyway.
@ about 1:29 in video (panel utilization)
I think you misread my post was about Pimax 4k vs 5k not 8k
am I wrong in assuming that the Pimax 5k resolution is not greater than that of Pimax 4k?
if that's the case then you don't need a beefier hardware for it. I already get a pretty crisp image in my 4k and 1070 handles that mostly fine...