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OK, imagine if someone is working on your car, they have a workshop full of all the tools they could ever need, but they can only have a few out at a time. Your memory is how many tools they can have close to hand. More memory means more tools to quickly grab. If you run out of memory it means...

we have the tech to enjoy the crazy high resolution without paying for every pixel to be rendered. with the fresnel lenses many headsets use the centre is nice and clear but the edges are blurry. so, if it's blurry, why bother rendering it perfectly? this is where Nvidias VRSS helps as it only...

Nice! :D

Ok, I'm running another test, this time I've put my headset on the desk during warmup so I can watch task manager. My VRAM is indeed above 12GB sitting at 12.7 currently. 65C temp air cooled on a stock 3090 FE. CPU is at 4.16GHz. GPU is at about 87% usage (bounces a bit of course but...

Nope, I take that back, I'm at 100% in steam and 1x in VaM. Give your Steam settings a quick check, I bet it's just over 100%

Ah, I'll go back and edit my post when I've checked my settings, but if you compare our resolutions you can see that I'm not running at 100% resolution in SteamVR. I bet that 13fps is more down to me having to calculate less pixels than you!

hehe, i like it, but it's quite frustrating having thrown the best card on the market at the Reverb G2 and still having to drop a ton of settings to get smooth performance! i spent hours tuning settings in project cars 2 to get it playable in the dark or rain! really interested to see how big...

VR mode with the Reverb G2. If you were thinking of getting a 3090 to drive a pixel count like the G2, maybe save up and wait for the next generation

yeah, i get a title bar when running desktop in windowed mode, so that makes perfect sense to me

it lives! thanks for the help fixing our odd issue with the scene getting changed :)