Graphics set up for strong PC

[deder90]

Hello to every one

 

Could you tell me  what is the best graphics set up for brand new/strong PC? I'm using HP Reverb VR

 

i attach my acutual  set up

 

sorry for my english

[Cacodemon96]

I'd set distant landscape detail to high, other settings seem decent to me.

 

Also, you probably don't need VSync - it does something you wouldn't notice in normal conditions and limits your FPS to 30, 60, 120 etc.

[NiiranenVR]

If VR - why full screen and not enable VR HMD 

[KoN_]

In VR . 

 

Hmd = on 

VSyc = off

Antialiasing = X 2

Mirrors = low

With VR you got too experiment . 

[deder90]

Ok thank You for all responses.

[spitfirejoe]

What is a strong PC? Maybe you post your PC specs, better.

 

I use the HP Reverb with an i7-8700k  32GB RAM and a GTX-1080Ti 11Gb

 

I set the "Screen Resolution" as low as possible, NOT 1920x1080, because it is NOT the Resolution for the VR Headset, it is for the monitor screen, which mirrors the picture of the game.

 

Otherwise with the HP Reverb it is important to ENABLE the "Reprojection Mode" in the  starup.cfg  file of Windows Mixed Reality, that helps to Keep away stutteing when you have Frame Drops.

 

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