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I'm still curious how you got above 140 fps when I regularly see 4090's stuck at 70 fps in VR. Those are crazy numbers-- and it wasn't even in OpenVR mode.

I'm finding this surprising. My i5-10400 did almost the same if not better numbers than my i5-12400-- granted these are two different versions of the benchmark test:

Has anyone else used an Oculus Quest 2 for Vam? When I used it on my i5-10400 RTX 3070 desktop computer I noticed it had very noticeable pre-render lag vs my Rift S having no lag. I looked at my previous benchmark posts and the two almost have the same parameters/resolution. Is there something...

Used Version 2 benchmark Laptop: Ryzen 5900HS / 3060 with Oculus Quest 2 About what I expected from a 3060 laptop gpu. I would not dare do more than one or two people per scene. It's really nice to have something to use while away from home.

So this is kinda surprising. My primary computer (i5-10400 / RTX 3070) pulled some pretty decent numbers. I noticed that my ASW was still on and when I tried to run the test it was 20 fps max but after disabling ASW I got this (CPU load undocumented): VR mode: Desktop mode: I'll try...

Here is my secondary computer with an i7-10700k and 1660 Ti: Didn't perform as well despite it being in desktop mode but considering it's a 1660 Ti-- I'm wondering if that was it's weak point. I doubt ram has anything to do with it. GPU was at 100~% load and CPU at 20~% no OC.

For fun I ran this on my travel laptop in desktop modes only using an i5-8250u and an MX150 with 8gb ram. I changed settings for the second test. GPU was at 100~% load during both tests First test: Second Test: I'll be trying this again on other setups.