9070XT NOT GOOD FOR VR FOR SURE~Thanks for the super-detailed overview. You've somewhat alleviated my biggest bellyache: "worse VR support than Nvidia".
I'm currently running a Quest 1 with a Radeon 5700XT and the Q1 and the Navi1 combo locked me out of nearly all performance-enhancing (VR) technologies that made newer card/goggle combos even more performant - so I want to make sure I'm not making the same mistake again
Anything you think is important to know wrt FSR3.1 vs DLSS 3/4 in VR?
Anyone have a 9070xt to test yet?
Until AMD can come up with a solution that can fuck NVIDIA up the same way they fucked Intel in the CPU segment, we're stuck paying for Jen-Hsun Hwang's new designer black jacket.9070XT NOT GOOD FOR VR FOR SURE~
use cable PCVR let my Q3 has distotion of video in the lens (GTX 1060 6G without this issue) I CAN'Y FIX THIS ISSUE
But good in VD~ godlike mode~
AMD can't run the Voxta_AI, Voxta need CUDA to run~
Goddamm the NVIDEA messup the market~ push me to pickup the AMD~
may I ask why you got the worser x3d chip for gaming?Very happy with performance. This should hold me until Vam 2.0 Releases in 2030.
ASUS TUF OC RTX 5080, AMD Ryzen 9 7900 X3D, Asus TUF Gaming X670E Plus, 64GB DDR5, CPU Fix applied for threading.
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One thing I notice when comparing your results versus mine is that you have a very high PhysicsTime. Could be something CPU-related; try disabling PBO and all other OC-related settings, benchmark with a clean VaM install, check system load etc etc.How come im barely getting any fps on a 5090!?
How did you uncap your framerate above 120 fps on the one that says Rift?Got a 5090 so here are my results. I moved from a 4080 super previously which was good, but left some to be desired and wasn't allowing me to run Voxta well with Vam. I've been able to max out everything, but FPS in scenes so far hasn't been mind blowing (needs more testing). Curious what others are seeing as my 5090 barely runs at 40% most of the time.
I tried a few things for each of them I did the OSW disable, turned off in Steam, and turned off VD ASW. confirmed i was seeing 130-150fps in a scene.
ALERT: Just an FYI as I was an idiot and you might be too. I ran 3dMark and got a depressing score originally. Looked online and someone mentioned doing a clean install of drivers even though I had latest. Figured wth and saw a 25% increase in score and was over average without any overclocking or anything. So definitely do this. was in the high 11k range and went up to almost 15k. 3dmark demo.
First, VirtualDesktop ran directly in VD no steam. not sure why it says rift, but on Quest 3.
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And yes....I know the Benchmark is not really suited anymore for current high-end PCs. The proper way to do it would be adding new, more demanding scenes and add a separate "high-end mode" that just runs those. But I don't have the time. Can't just take any existing scene, it has to be reliable and deterministic without any random elementsOh ok will just post basic benchmark then. was just having some 16k meme fun since the thread was dead.
I was thinking... anyone made a benchmark for SSDs for VAM? Nvme are way faster than SATA SSD theorically but in real life gaming, its only a couple seconds loading difference in games... Is VAM different? Anyone tested loading a big scene from a SSD vs NvME if theres a big difference??
If anyone tried Id be interested... or if someone could do/has a ``loading assets into vam`` benchmark thatd be interesting.
Just an idea.
On my 5090 vam uses around 450w and in VR 530w. So it doesnt push the power limit. Dont know what difference between 5080 5090. Just whatever you can find by google/youtube.@Seraphim @Fferrett
Is there a justified difference between the 5080 and the 5090? Is the 5080 sometimes insufficient at this power level?
And for you and those with the 5080/90, do you have connector/heating issues ? because I think that with VAM they are at full power
(i'm on mobile, 12700H and 3070Ti)
The 5090 has 33% more CUDA cores, 33% more memory and 80% more memory bandwidth then the 4090 and VAM performance is roughly 50% better. The 4090 has same memory bandwidth then the 5080, but the 4090 has 50% more cuda cores, 33% more memory. Guess how compares the 5090 to 5080. All of them great cards, but in my case running VR+Voxta justifies the 5090.@Seraphim @Fferrett
Is there a justified difference between the 5080 and the 5090? Is the 5080 sometimes insufficient at this power level?
And for you and those with the 5080/90, do you have connector/heating issues ? because I think that with VAM they are at full power
(i'm on mobile, 12700H and 3070Ti)
I know the technical difference, but I didn't know if it was relevant on VAM, if a 5080 or 7900XTX has sufficient results (90fps for example on 2 atom scenes with some lighting and fine hair).The 5090 has 33% more CUDA cores, 33% more memory and 80% more memory bandwidth then the 4090 and VAM performance is roughly 50% better. The 4090 has same memory bandwidth then the 5080, but the 4090 has 50% more cuda cores, 33% more memory. Guess how compares the 5090 to 5080. All of them great cards, but in my case running VR+Voxta justifies the 5090.
I said the opposite, if you don't run llm-s simultaneously to vam, you can live with a cheaper gpu. Price per fps the 5090 is not a good deal, in general the cpu limits vam. If you cannot buy 5090 effortlessly, then buy a 9800x3d with fast ram and a cheaper gpu, you gain more fps for half price then buying a 5090.I know the technical difference, but I didn't know if it was relevant on VAM, if a 5080 or 7900XTX has sufficient results (90fps for example on 2 atom scenes with some lighting and fine hair).
I only use VR, but if the 5090 is really ideal, then I'll wait. Thanks