Start tuning by setting the slider to 100% Note the resolution of the rendered image it’s pushing is just below the slider See this in action as you move the SteamVR SS slider from 100 to 150 SteamVR adds a multiplier factor of 1.4 based on the individual HMD used when rendering the view The current implementation of DCS PD is not as fine of a control as you get in SteamVR SS% HIGHLY recommend you set DCS PD to 1.0 and manage the view with SteamVR Per Application SS% DCS PD x Steam Video SS = A huge mush of your pixels and drag on your Rig power.If your Frametimes are in the teens range you’re golden.MSFS 2020 See the MSFS 2020 Setup Doc for Reprojection.There instructions to turn this on and control Steam Reprojection, seen later in this doc.This is where Reprojection can smooth things out

You may find yourself in a lot of Orange with Red spikes, still smooth but with variable play.You’ll need to watch both CPU and GPU Frametime and adjust your Super Sampling (SS) percentage and in-game graphics settings to see what configuration keeps you in the Green/Yellow area.“Once you’re sustaining 35+ FPS, forget about FPS, manage Frametime”.“Lower Frametime is greater smoothness.”.However, using the 3rd party “ fpsVR” tool available in the Steam Store gives you a better display and more info You can use the built-in DCS Frametime display to show you how much you are degrading your smoothness.

GPU and CPU Frametime are the keys to Smooth We don’t need much tuning to clear the view in VR, a bit for fine-tuning The in-game tool suite was built for flat screens before 4K or 8K and 30xx cards came around to push pixels through the pipe We compromise, we use tools to strike a balance between enough pixels to see things at a distance, and pixels mushed together for fewer jaggies and stop the sparkly things If you want all the pixels, then you may not be able to add all the eye candy – horsepower mattersīut we don’t like the jitter and sparkle around the edges that fit together

Dx11 setup