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I think I’ve found an acceptable solution: As bravekat already wrote, set ‘Headset Sync’ to ‘Custom,’ ‘Sync Method’ to ‘Safe,’ and ‘Headset Multithreading’ to ‘Off.’ Then, most importantly, disable TAA and Bloom via INI, especially TAA, I believe. This makes everything look a bit blurry, so set DLSS to automatic and max out the sharpness to 1.
In VorpX, additionally enable Immersive Screen Mode and set quality to Nice or Nicer, but not higher. With my GTX 3060 and Quest 2, I can get somewhat smooth performance this way.
Oh, and only use ONE monitor!
@Ralf: I think this post and my earlier ones belong more in the Technical Support section. Sorry! Maybe you can move them there.
And: VorpX is just awesome! I’ve been enjoying it for years. THANK YOU! :)
@bravekat: I also had this turning stutter, especially with the mouse or gamepad (NVIDIA RTX 3060, 5G wireless connection), and I also noticed that it gets better as FPS increases. But it never completely disappeared, no matter how low I set the settings, which makes the game unplayable in VR. Out of sheer frustration, I tried the VR mod from Luke Ross, but the graphics quality there is just bad, especially for distant objects. VorpX is significantly better, both visually and overall. I bought VorpX years ago and have always been happy with the VR experience. So I went back to VorpX and kept experimenting: In the end, what helped was using AMD FidelityFX 2.1, the older FSR version that you can select in CP 2077. Give it a try. No more turning stutter for me. :)
I was wrong. The turning stutter remains. :( Changed back to DLSS becuase the graphic is much better than FSR.
@bravekat: I also had this turning stutter, especially with the mouse or gamepad (NVIDIA RTX 3060, 5G wireless connection), and I also noticed that it gets better as FPS increases. But it never completely disappeared, no matter how low I set the settings, which makes the game unplayable in VR. Out of sheer frustration, I tried the VR mod from Luke Ross, but the graphics quality there is just bad, especially for distant objects. VorpX is significantly better, both visually and overall. I bought VorpX years ago and have always been happy with the VR experience. So I went back to VorpX and kept experimenting: In the end, what helped was using AMD FidelityFX 2.1, the older FSR version that you can select in CP 2077. Give it a try. No more turning stutter for me. :)