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Ah I didn't realize it was that old. Well, in that case I'd recommend both a graphics card and a CPU upgrade. In my gaming PC (with a 4070 Ti so a pretty stron
by sunshowers 2y ago
Ah I didn't realize it was that old. Well, in that case I'd recommend both a graphics card and a CPU upgrade.
In my gaming PC (with a 4070 Ti so a pretty strong GPU) I replaced a 5600X with a 5700X3D. It has made my VR experience essentially perfect.
- mrguyorama 2y agoWhat games do you play in VR? I know you say the outlier frame times were a huge problem for you but it really seems like such a small performance bump to get such a huge perceptual benefit.
- sunshowers 2y agoMost of my VR time is in Beat Saber -- I'd have occasional, quite distracting frame drops with a 5600X that have completely gone away with a relatively cheap upgrade to a 5700X3D. I'd personally argue that smoothing out outlier frametimes is not a small performance bump! As an engineer I care a lot about tail latency for services, and I feel like tail latency ends up being even more critical for high-fidelity gaming experiences like VR.