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I use FSR. Works great for me. I use vam with steamvr. Maybe you cpu bottlenecked on your pc, so gpu fixes dont do anything.

https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr/releases/tag/fsr_v2.1.1 make sure you put it in the same folder as original openvr file. Also save old file. Or us the app to easily install and switch between: https://github.com/tappi287/openvr_fsr_app/releases/tag/0.9.9

[threads] computeColliders=8 skinmeshPart=8 applyMorphs=8 skinmeshPartMaxPerChar=8 applyMorphMaxPerChar=8 affinity=1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15 [threadsVR] computeColliders=8 skinmeshPart=8 applyMorphs=8 skinmeshPartMaxPerChar=8 applyMorphMaxPerChar=8 affinity=1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15 [profiler] enabled=0

All i can say is make sure replaced ALL the files correctly, and go ahead and change the vr to correct numbers just to eliminate that possibility, and also make sure you computer didnt switch to the integrated gpu. Sometimes laptops do that and kill your fps.

Yes a big difference, Ofcourse only in gpu bottlenecked scenes. And this patch took care of some of the cpu bottlenecks, so big gains all around.

All my presets are loading fine. You must not have it set or configured right.

You should link to a free scene that has this problem for you, so that others can test the same scene without having to pay for it.

I use the openvr-fsr with it. works fine.

What happens when you run it in VR?

Your applymorphs and applymorphsmaxperchar numbers are switched. first should be more or equal to the second. And your engineaffinity should be set to 2 fastest cores (not including secondary hyperthreaded "cores", ie: 2 and 4).

My 7800X3d boost to 4.5ghz during the benchmark. It does boost to 5.050ghz during stress tests. So i guess vam just doesnt need all the clock speed (maybe just for x3d chips?). Your max boost on your 7900X3D 3d cache ccd is actually 5.1ghz. the 5.6ghz is only for your non-3D ccd.

No its not. He was just giving an example of where the folders should be in relation to the existing vam.exe file.

People gotta remember, all VR already has frame generation available, through motion smoothing/asw and the likes.

I got 27% more fps in a plugin morph heavy test scene. Dont rememer how much in the baseline 3 benchmark I think in VR it depends on how heavy the cpu physics (morphs) are in the scene for how much of a difference you'll see with the patch. I believe turtlebackgoofy has said so himself. Plus...

Fresh Vanilla VaM, yum: Patched: SMT off [threads] computeColliders=6 skinmeshPart=6 applyMorphs=6 skinmeshPartMaxPerChar=3 applyMorphMaxPerChar=3 affinity=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 [threadsVR] computeColliders=6 skinmeshPart=6 applyMorphs=6 skinmeshPartMaxPerChar=3 applyMorphMaxPerChar=3...

Also dont know variations in his and your ram speed/timings, cpu/gpu voltages/overclocks. So variations in benchmarks should still be expected.

Hi, is there any way to disable certain body parts from using you plugin, like the face? I can get the settings to look good in VR, but just the face is left with noise no matter what.

The way I automatically apply it to al persons is using CheesyFXs cheesypluginsuite session plugin. And it will allow you to save a person plugin preset to all persons automatically. Or can just do all females or all males.

You need to have the normal steam app running before you open steam VR, or you won't have any controllers in VaM.

Just so you know, the new patch 12 somehow interferes with Passthrough in vr introducing alot of artifact snow. I can fix it slightly by changing chroma settings, but still there a little. Kinda a random far use case by-product in which i cant even begin to understand its correlation. But it...