OK Colin, I've been trying the other way around with Global at ~80% and
Il2 a bit over 100% (100% seems to mean the same as Global setting).
My reasoning was that the G2 can't be run at 100% with clouds, so step
down the res, but regain some sharpness with the signal processing
effect of the Il2 settings being above the Global.
Now you're suggesting the other way around! Can you explain the reasoning?
56RAF_phoenix
On 12/04/2021 17:13, Colin (Redacted sender bart_56 for DMARC) wrote:
Try putting steamVR under general tab, render resolution to custom and then to
100%. Then do the adjustments under video tab, application, select IL2, you
might need Il2 running for it to show up under applications. From what I have
seen they run the application setting it at 60-70%, for performance reasons and
spotting, and then take it from there.
Also another guide line is don’t go higher than 1.3x for spotting purposes. So
as yours is 2156x2156 match the render resolution to no higher than 2802x2802
in steamVR, adjust the application percentage to match.
For example on the Index I run 2016x2240 and the Quest 2 2240x2256 and found
them to be the sweet spot for spotting, the rest of the graphics are very clear
and smooth to match.
Once you have found a render resolution for spotting, cockpit, general view you
are happy with then adjust the game settings. Try not to use AA and you should
not need to really with the render resolution you are running, I don’t need to
on the Quest 2.
But if you must use AA only use MSAA as it if far better than FXAA which causes
some graphic glitches. The down side is MSAA is more graphic intensive so will
hit FPS, try it at 2x to start with. MSAA and cloud settings are the two most
FPS killers in the game.
If you think your gpu is being throttled by lack of power to the gpu over ride
the limit with msi afterburner. Don’t forget the more power to the gpu the
hotter it gets so have the fans running faster as you test.
Run something like heaven benchmarks see where the gpu throttles out at temps
or power draw and up the limits accordingly in afterburner. My gpu is set at
118% power and 88 degrees on temp, not got close to getting that high.
Hope that helps.
Colin
On 11 Apr 2021, at 17:39, 56RAF_phoenix <phoenix@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Typo, 75%, not 56%.
