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You should be able to use the ENB injector version that is available from the main ENB website. In general I wouldn’t really recommend that though. Some ENB effects like depth of field can cause a severe performance hit.
Certainly not in Fallout 4. Keep in mind that vorpX not only renders in 3D, which alone is more demanding than rendering to the monitor, there is also a second rendering process going on in parallel that renders the game to the headset, which also costs computation time.
You will never see the same performance with vorpX that you get when just do good old monitor gaming.
vorpX will never display frame rates like 2100. it always syncs to the headset. A frame rate of 2100 in the menu is pretty meaningless BTW., as obviously nothing is really rendered there.
Not sure about Oblivion, have to look at it. Fallout 4 however is very demanding. Too demanding for most PCs to play it comfortably in Geometry 3D, which renders everything twice. It’s highly recommended to switch the 3D-Reconstruction in the vorpX menu to Z-Normal in Fallout 4 and lower graphics settings in the game options to medium.
Try switching between DX9 and DX11 in WOW and between 32/64bit. if one is not working for you, the other might.
Then you will probably by able solve this by closing Oculus Home and restarting a game should this happen while starting a game.
If it always happens when starting a particular game, please check whether that particular game may have crashed on start. If that is case, there might be an injection conflict. In that case, please check the trouble shooting guide regard to conflicts.
Please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with vorpX by reading the Qickstart guide and the Essential Game Hints guide in the help.
Your particular issue can be addressed by using vorpX’s EdgePeek mode (press middle mouse button), and in Skyrim also by scaling the game HUD in the vorpX ingame menu.
Please still read both guides mentioned above. They also contain other important information that will help you to get the most out of vorpX.
Does vorpX control still load and show its taskbar icon? If so, you probably should be able to simply close Oculus Home and everything else might work fine from there on.
If vorpX does not show its taskbar icon, it probably crashed during start, whicht might result in what you see. In that case the first thing to do would be disabling background processes for trouble shooting, especially any additional virus scanner or security software you may have installed.
Hard to do anything else than guess what your problem may be. Please make sure that mouse input works in the game and check whether you maybe accidentally disabled head tracking in vorpX or set the head tracking sensitivity to zero.
You need the latest Oculus runtime 1.3 for the new vorpX version. Neither vorpX nor any other future Oculus software will work with beta runtimes.