Oculus users @ 90fps: What Super Sampling setting for you?

[katdog5]

Im using 1.7 SS using Steam VR Beta. Results great. So now go higher?

 

What SS are you using? Also, Oculus Tray Tool or Steam VR Beta?

[BeastyBaiter]

1.7 in steamVR. I've tried going higher and although I appear to have the GPU headroom to do it (50% usage is normal at 90 fps), I have noticed more frequent fps dips when doing so. Can't say I can really tell a difference when going above 1.7 anyways.

[dburne]

I use 1.5 SS set in Oculus Tray Tool with a profile for BoS. 

 

Also a clarification, whilst I maintain 90 fps a good part of the time, not always - heavy combat will pull the fps down some but still very fluid with ASW off.

Edited December 28, 2017 by dburne

[katdog5]

Ok. thx Just wondering if rocking above 2.0

[marklar]

I use 1.0. I cannot accept any fps drops below 90 even for a second and my hardware does not give me much room for playing with SS.

[katdog5]

I use 1.0. I cannot accept any fps drops below 90 even for a second and my hardware does not give me much room for playing with SS.

 

Im with you man, but maybe give Dynamic Resolution Factor a go to see if ~1.5 SS and DRF .8 works similar with slighter better graphics?

[[CPT]CaveMan*]

Im with you man, but maybe give Dynamic Resolution Factor a go to see if ~1.5 SS and DRF .8 works similar with slighter better graphics?

Dumb question: are you suggesting setting 1.5SS/.8 DRF in NVidia's Control Panel?  Would that even affect VR?

[[CPT]CptJackSparrow]

1.2 in Tray tool. ASW forced off.

 

For sessions in the ju88, 1.1 or 1 since it's a frame eating ruffian.

[katdog5]

Dumb question: are you suggesting setting 1.5SS/.8 DRF in NVidia's Control Panel?  Would that even affect VR?

 

 

I m suggesting using (1) the SS slider in Steam Home VR Beta + .8 DRF that is in game under graphics settings, developed by IL2. 

[[CPT]CaveMan*]

I m suggesting using (1) the SS slider in Steam Home VR Beta + .8 DRF that is in game under graphics settings, developed by IL2. 

 

 

Ahh...thanks for the clarification.  I'll have to experiment!