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scranscranny123
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Hello my name is John. I have il2 sturmovik for years now I bought the CD poped into my computer and  really haven't stopped playing since    I have most of the DLCs and a few planes All was good I even got the trackir 5 even better. But last year I finally got a VR headset   yes the quest 2 and stupid me though all I had to do was plug it in and away you go    but of course NO   .so then I went down the rabbit hole of link cable/ virtual desktop/ opencomposite/ steamvr/oculus tray tool and oculus debug tool.  Learnt all the tricks delete this install that and so on it never ends   Now at this stage I can play the sim no probs  the cockpit instruments are fine the cockpit is fine     outside is ok aswell even when I have settings on high/ by the way the graphics card i have is a 1070 8gb overclocked vr ready/ and my computer has 32 gb memory.  So I can fly the sim and things are ok   until I get another plane passing by then it all goes belly up. This goisting starts and its terrible ?  Have seen a lot of posts here on the subject  but has anyone here with a 1070 8gb and  the quest got it to run as good as it can get with just a setup. And if so could you please help me     even a few screenshots of your setup more be much appreciated                 sorry for the long post   I tried to get to the point as quickly as I could     ?      yours hopefully john 

 

 

  • 3 months later...
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Whats your processor?  You're already very limited by 1070

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I have similar problems, a Rift-S, a RTX 2070 Super.

VR Gaming with Great Battles brings my system always to the limit and I have similar "ghosting" issues like you.

What I do:

-I try to fly missions with a reduced number of planes.

-Many Clouds and extreme light conditions early in the morning and late afternoon have negative effects too sometimes.

-There is the possibility to try out very many combinations of graphic settings.

-An effective way to increase fps is the usage of OpenComposite.

OpenComposite is as far as I know special for Oculus VR Head Sets.

When using OpenComposite Steam VR is not required. You will have ca. 10 - 30% higher fps for the price that graphic quality is  a bit lower.

I am using it since some weeks, sometimes it works, sometimes not.

But I am not experienced in using of OpenComposite, I think there are other gamers with much more knowledge.

 

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