Actually the original version produced output using BB code that worked here in the forum. However, it was to unflexible for formatting that much data, using colors to highlight things, etc. Of course if someone wants to build some kind of database website to make results more searchable, implementing additional machine readable JSON output should not take too much time.
Several people seem to use that. I think its the VaM window without the title bar? Note that you can run VaM desktop mode at any arbitrary resolution using this:
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yeah, i get a title bar when running desktop in windowed mode, so that makes perfect sense to meSeveral people seem to use that. I think its the VaM window without the title bar? Note that you can run VaM desktop mode at any arbitrary resolution using this:
Guides - VaM Command Line Parameters
Every Unity game supports a number of command line arguments. In the case of VaM, particularly interesting are those to control VR mode, screen resolution as well as fullscreen mode. Why would you want to use this? Sometimes you want to quickly...
Several people seem to use that. I think its the VaM window without the title bar? Note that you can run VaM desktop mode at any arbitrary resolution using this:
Guides - VaM Command Line Parameters
Every Unity game supports a number of command line arguments. In the case of VaM, particularly interesting are those to control VR mode, screen resolution as well as fullscreen mode. Why would you want to use this? Sometimes you want to quickly...
Maybe you did not enable the XMP Memory profile in BIOS? By default AMD socket boards run with only 2133 MHz or something like that, not the 3600 Mhz your DDR4 3600 CL16 modules should run at. On your ASUS board the feature to read the XMP profile should be named "D.O.C.P." or something like that.
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!
You are using Oculus hardware where VSync can't be turned off. It may be trying to keep you at stable 36Hz, half of the headsets 72Hz to avoid tearing artifacts. So all the faster sequences during the benchmark are limited to 36fps, bringing down the overall average? @rernat's Vive won't have that problem because its a 90Hz headset which would try to keep at 45Hz which is further away. You two may want to compare in desktop mode to see whether there is a problem with the actual machines.
