nocontextpls

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   by nocontextpls 3y ago

   Thanks! Edited. Feel free to adress my point anytime!
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   by nocontextpls 3y ago

   > Because if you're already seeing every pixel of the source material, an increase in PPD achieves literally nothing except for a sharper user interface (not content). Pixel size matters, you are not supposed to be able to clearly d
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   by nocontextpls 3y ago

   > I'm aware that the field of view on the Quest 2 is fairly narrow, so expanding the virtual screen to close to the full width of the field of view winds up to actual 1080p yes. And it's a great comfortable size for a virtual s
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   by nocontextpls 3y ago

   > If you use an app like SkyBox you make sure the screen is outputting full 1080p detail. Nothing is blurry or messy at all. You can do the math if you don't believe me. 1080p detail? Are you aware this detail is spread all over you
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   by nocontextpls 3y ago

   I own a Quest 2 and it's far from glorious. The resolution makes everything a blurry mess, and the lenses make anything off-center even more blurry. It DOES get sweaty, hot, and it leaves pressure marks on your face. My 65" 4k OLE