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I’m using Quest 2 and have tested both wireless and link cable, and at least with Vorpx the link cable is a lot better. Tested with cyberpunk and wireless was extremely choppy, while it was perfectly playable with Oculus link. Apparently oculus performance algorithms only work with link, so i can imagine that’s the main reason for the performance gains.
Actually, same thing happens here, I gave it a try and crashes at the same point. Tried the page file size mentioned in other post and it didn’t work. Game works fine launching without VR too.
Can anyone pls share a SBS image to see how the game looks in z3d? I’m considering purchasing the game but I would really like to se how good the 3d is.
This is interesting since both are the highest pixel density headsets available, so the closest thing to gaming on a monitor, I’ll be watching it later.
I won’t be playing the game yet, but just passing by to say thanks to Ralf for making it work in Vorpx so soon, really appreciated.
I asked in the game forums and it looks like the redux version has a slider fov for up to 120 fov, and since it’s UE4 and dx11, it looks like a good candidate for fullvr and geo3d, so Ralf any chance that we could get an official profile for this? I can’t think of a game more appropiate for VR than this cyberpunk detective tale, bladerunner style.
Same here, we take Vorpx for granted but it’s amazing how it opens AAA VR gaming that wouldn’t be possible otherwise, huge thanks for your work Ralf. Hopefully Quest 2 working with Vorpx has opened some extra income for you since it seems to be wildly successful, we all want Vorpx to succeed.
Same card as you, G3D is a performance killer, either upgrade your card, play old games in G3D or use Z3D instead.
I suggest you check this for better performance : https://www.vorpx.com/forums/topic/bioshock-infinite-from-choppy-to-perfectly-smooth-on-ultra/