It does. There’s a reason opencomposite is so widely adopted on wmr, pimax and oculus headsets. Using steamvr with wmr for example, the shim layer copies the framebuffer and causes a large increase in vram usage as well as cpu usage.
Although in particular case of f1 23 the game itself also causes issues outside of locked refresh rate
I mean with the legion
linux will take time there are still quite some issues afaik
I had the 8700k from those times till this year and it was a mind blowingly significant upgrade. A lot of vr titles were unplayable for me because of steamvr overhead(it’s really crap when you use non valve headsets). F1 23 went from a stutter fest to locked 90.
Although in case of f1, the devs were at fault too because the game is broken with extreme stutter unless you can lock to the refresh rate
disagree. bad for both
one of the reasons is that it’s not even possible to tinker windows.
can you explain how to set up sleep on windows to not crash games?
no amount of tinkering can make sleep work in windows
definitely much slower pace of progress. I am expecting microleds to leapfrog and skip oled entirely
it will come after deckard
I distinctly remember when PS4 gen stopped having cross gen games and the sentiments were similar
People in the low-mid range don’t care about optimisation as much as being able to run games on their PC. As tech progresses, they are forced to upgrade
This is very different from the higher end who look forward to upgrading their pc for newer tech
And when this transition happens, on the lower mid range, the tradeoff in visuals/performance is the most underwhelming as the hardware is lower spec than consoles and hence visuals more of a fallback than developers paying special attention. e.g. 2007 games targeting ps3,x360 looking like poop and running like poop at low settings vs older games
zoned in? you mean you set up the in game sliders before the screen’s? that’s how it works on my monitor too. You need to set in game config after the system brightness for perfect calibration