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I just went from the Samsung Odyssey plus to the HP Reverb G2 (V2). Wow...
At first I was a bit confused, as I wasn't registering any particular impressions. And then it hit me. The Reverb actually gets it all right. Everything just feels "right".
Note to potential buyers: The high native resolution means that you can get rid of most of the artificial super sampling, so remember to dial it down in-game and in the Steam overlay. I turned specific and global down to 80% in Steam, and super sampling and HMD quality to 1 in-game.
The high native resolution of the Reverb will push even the best PCs, but you can easily dial down to medium settings in-game and still achieve an excellent VR experience with fluid frames per second.
I recommend fpsVR to in-game monitor loads and heat, making it easy to dial in your personal preference.
For reference: i5 12600k, rtx 3070ti.
Fly safe commanders.
The HP Reverb G2 V2 is perfect for Elite: Dangerous
I just went from the Samsung Odyssey plus to the HP Reverb G2 (V2). Wow...
At first I was a bit confused, as I wasn't registering any particular impressions. And then it hit me. The Reverb actually gets it all right. Everything just feels "right".
- Visuals are amazing (goodbye screen door and lens flare).
- Audio is spectacular (I love the "off the ear" system).
- Comfort is perfect (for me. Might be a bit snug for people with larger heads).
Note to potential buyers: The high native resolution means that you can get rid of most of the artificial super sampling, so remember to dial it down in-game and in the Steam overlay. I turned specific and global down to 80% in Steam, and super sampling and HMD quality to 1 in-game.
The high native resolution of the Reverb will push even the best PCs, but you can easily dial down to medium settings in-game and still achieve an excellent VR experience with fluid frames per second.
I recommend fpsVR to in-game monitor loads and heat, making it easy to dial in your personal preference.
For reference: i5 12600k, rtx 3070ti.
Fly safe commanders.
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