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I doubt that the profile has anything to do with your issue. I played the game for about an hour using the Conan Exiles profile, and while the 3D had issues, it didn’t lock up SteamVR.
If your fps falls to 30, the hmd will still run at it’s refresh rate, provided that your gpu has the power to do so.
You can’t delete it. If you want to make an alternate profile for a supported game, you’ll need to make a copy of the .exe with a different name.
I’ve had similar problems on occasion. When they occur, I just hide the second monitor with Win-P before launching the game.
IMO, the only thing you can rely on Geforce Experience to do is to screw up your settings, in this or any other game.
It’s not your PC. Everytime it crashes on me, I just go and play something else. I figure a patch down the road or Ralf’s magic touch will fix it sooner or later.
BTW, if you’re getting a lot of lag try putting a framerate limit on the game. Otherwise VD or vorpx may be fighting with the game for resources.
I tried setting up amnesia rebirth/depth3d with the dolphin profile in the past and it didn’t work, probably because vorpx was hooking in before reshade. Probably the same case for exanima. You’ll have more luck with the desktop viewer or virtual desktop – depending upon whether your running the game windowed or fullscreen may make a difference. In general, I think VD does a better job with fullscreen and vorpx desktop works better in windowed mode.
Those settings are only applicable to games and apps that already output in a stereo format. All of the media player profiles have the same type of settings. I use a copy of sottr profile for mpv media player because the official profile doesn’t work at present.
Unless your generic game can output in sbs format, there’s nothing to activate.
Perhaps you should consider copying or renaming the .exe to this_ain’t_hard.exe and assigning it to the profile you want to use.
Turning off your monitor save’s energy, but that’s about all. Your gpu doesn’t care if it’s got power or not, it’s still going to output the signal.
I changed the .csv file and saw no difference in fps, RAM usage, or VRAM usage. I even set the values to zero and saw no difference. As far as I can tell, the budgets are ignored.
I think Gears5 is dx12, so despite being an Unreal Engine 4 game, no existing profile for that engine will work. You can try one of the four dx12 profiles that do exist (Death Stranding, Horizon Zero Dawn, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Cyberpunk2077).
@Ralf
I updated my drivers to 460.79 but the real problem was in the setting for cuda gpus. I had set it to my second gpu to force to to do video encoding, not realizing that it would have an impact on games that are dlss capable.
I know you don’t really care about multiple gpus, just an fyi about what was causing my issue.