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Exactly. Applying the optimizer settings isn’t strictly needed for most games with Direct VR support anyway. That’s a little bit confusing right now, most things that the optimizer does are redundant if a game has Direct VR support.
Incidentally I’m in the process of unifying both right now, so it will be less confusing soon. The config app optimizer as it is will be gone in the next vorpX version and what it does will be done automatically when you start a game if needed.
Resolution wise the same rule of thumb applies to any game: the vorpX default recommendation of 1280×1024 is the lowest that still looks halfway decent. If you can reach 45fps minimum, you can go higher though. Quality wise 4:3 resolutions like 1600×1200 or 1920×1440 are the best for vorpX.
Thanks but how do those resolutions work since the Rift and Vive are 1080×1200?
Ah well I’ll continue to play around and wait for the next version.First please make sure that you choose a game resolution appropriate for your PC. vorpX’s default (1280×1024), which is applied by the game optimizer, is a compromise between quality and performance. On a reasonably fast system (e.g. GTX 1070) you can go beyond that (1600×1200 or 1920×1440). Tip: reduce graphics settings from “Ultra” to “High” in the game’s launcher. Looks almost as good and helps to maintain a good framerate at higher resolutions.
Hi Ralf,
Thanks for chipping in.
My machine is an i7-7700 with a 1080Ti and 32gb 3200Mhz DDR4 so I don’t expect peformance issues.Ok so this 100% sounds like a resolution issue for me.
So in a nutshell then, I should untick the resolution from the optimiser and use whichever I can get away with correct? I don’t need to amend the Elder Scrolls V – Skyrim profile?Thanks I’m going to have another play around.