Use a high base resolution (High preset in VD, 1,7 or 1,6 or even 1,5 slider in Oculus software). Playable framerates and 3 ways to achieve them - headset resolution settings will have to decide what you prefer in your simulator and different systems may react differently to these settings :ġ.
In that case, once you find a playable framerate over a megacity, you can stop testing on multiple configurations and simply enjoy the sim. I recommend to do this because, even if you can boost settings in a higher fidelity or altitude area, changing settings often may introduce unwanted performance issues and perhaps even performance drops which are simply a result of a bug. If you do that, you will ensure that your FPS will only increase as you move onto less demanding area flights. So, to avoid constantly trying to figure out the problem with your settings, you want to find the lowest baseline, the worst performance you can make your system output, so I recommend to test the FPS and playability within the headset on a location which will perform the worst, such as the mentioned ones.
#Virtual desktop frame drops generator#
The most apparent frame drop generator would be flying over a megacity like Japan or New York, and especially landing in an airport of a city like that. Please note that no matter what you do, the sim may still stutter and lag randomly, as there are multiple variables controlling the stability of VR (Same rules apply as in flatscreen mode, but flatscreen mode is much less taxing on the system).
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