PC VR's BIGGEST Innovation | Boost Framerates Immensely!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Thanks to AMD's open source FidelityFX, a passtionate member of the VR community has created a mod that allows you to activate the functionality for a LARGE library of Steam VR games to get better framerates/resolutions.
In this video I talk about why this is a huge deal, and what it says for the future of PC VR.
Link to mod: github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr
FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR for short) is an upscaling technique developed by AMD, but it works on pretty much any graphics card, including NVIDIA cards. The idea is that the game internally renders to a lower resolution, thus saving GPU time and reaching higher FPS, as long as it is not bottlenecked by the CPU. The resulting lower resolution render is then upscaled to the target resolution by FSR, with the aim of restoring some of the lost detail due to the lower resolution rendering. It does so in two steps - the first being the actual upscaling to the target resolution, where particular attention is paid to edges in the lower resolution picture. The second step is a sharpening step to counter some of the blur introduced by the upscaling.
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Yes this mod works on NVIDIA GPUs too.
I'll have to try it myself, but it seems counter-productive to stack FSR with SS, as multiple re-scaling compounds artefacting and errors. This seems evident in the excessive amount of 'twinkles' in your FSR-on footage, but maybe that gets attenuated in the final VR render?..
@@vladtheinhaler93 I was using performance mode which will just overall give the worse quality. And it shows. Honestly, I think having SS up and then going with basical Quality or Ultra Quality settings will still give a great result. FSR works best with higher resolutions so SS still quite useful for fixing the lack of Aliasing from FSR
How does this work on Nvidia gpus?
@@XxWarmancxX it does not require any sort of dedicated hardware it is a layer over the game to improve the perceptual resolution allowing you to run the game at a lower resolution therefore giving you better performance
i just installed it on vrchat.. about to try it.. i have amd gpu.. is it the same exact process for nividia?
Ironically I see a lot of Quest players online asking how to move to PCVR and if they buy a PC with certain specs would it be enough? It's like the complète opposite of what people said. The Quest 2 is actually a gateway drug to PCVR lol
I sorta called it! Lmao, in my freakishly long Quest 2 review from around release time: I said this exact thing would happen
@@SadlyItsBradley
At first it is "ohhhh...VR is cool!"
Then they start realizing that the games aren't that good. To dumbed down so it can work in a box on your head. A box on your head can never match the games on a box under your desk.
i got a quest 2 and primarily use it for pcvr from the moment i bought it bc i allready had a gaming pc and i wanted to get vr but didn't want to spend the insane amount of money for something i might not even like and i really like it
@@Legolo
Low cost has advantages is disposability. Especially early on. I didn't break it. But first week I found my desk while throwing a hand grenade in Arizona Sunshine.
I use my quest 2 for pcvr with a gaming laptop. It's not the best but it's motivating me to get a better pc setup
I have a 1050ti, and now I can use the VRChat mirror with 2fps!
Using it for vrchat too with a gtx 1070 8GB .. and not getting a much higher fps but it is much more stable (50 fps alround average against the 23-45 from before applying this in pretty old worlds like avatar testing with 15+ players)
@@kuromiLayfe I have the same GPU and over 80 fps no matter how much people are on the server. without this program. Lol
@@LexDex. how is that possible?
@@LexDex. well remember cpu also has a say in vr
@@Deathbatman yes. I use i5 7500
Out of all the shirts I have ever seen in my life, that is definitely a shirt.
glad i wasn't the only one who noticed lol
It took me five minutes to notice. Bruh. Can’t believe myself..
I tried this with a township tale, frame rate much more stable it seems like and I can’t see a difference in visual clarity. Especially for demanding games, this is amazing.
I had a problem similar to this a while back. If you're on Oculus, make sure to set the game to launch with SteamVR in the Township Tale desktop launcher.
I had horrible reprojection when using the Oculus version.
A Township Tale's lack of antialiasing made it super ugly for me.
@@mizuchi-6137 How do you set that setting?
@@fyre1307 Wasn't expecting to see you here.
how do i use it
You had the option of clickbaiting the title "Is vr dead?!" or "VR is dead*shocked face*" and you didn't. You have my respect for that.
But PCVR was dead on arrival.
@@MarquisDeSang it's a miracle games like Lone Echo came from a dead platform.
@@ronaldhohip7024 VR was born on Commodore Amiga and then mobile phones, not PC.
@@MarquisDeSang not really but its sad that its almost like that
Imo the marketing of FSR and DLSS is reverse of what it should be. It is not really a performance improvement per se, because I could already decrease the resolution before. Rather, for little runtime cost, I can increase the image quality by using a high quality upscaling technique, without increasing the render resolution beyond what my GPU can handle.
Bingo
Originally that's what DLSS *was* marketed as. But then they realized people gave far more of a f*ck when it gave massive performance increases for no drop in visual quality
I am on 2070, totally agree! Great also for the Vr community: more people will be able to run VR on their current hardware.
@@automata. hold up is that why ‘super sampling’ is in the name and not upscaling
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I'm getting oldschool TH-cam vibes every time i watch your videos, maybe even a little nostalia. I love that.
It's so fun to look back at your older videos to see things from the future how they were when they were new.
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This is one of the most wholesome comments I've ever received in my years of TH-cam. I am smiling so much thanks to it. I really appreciate it 😊
@@SadlyItsBradley I saw that you replied to almost all comments so i had to!
It's my reward to know i made you happy!
Lol look at his shirt it's hilarious
the shirt though...idk about the shirt.
Ryzen 5 2600, RTX 2060. Don't have any hard numbers atm but I can definitely say this is helping with performance. FSR is the future of VR.
Honestly, this is good enough feedback! It makes me seem less crazy for doing a whole video on this xd
I'm not agree, with the same success you can simply lower the resolution settings, the effect is the same. FSR has no advantage here.
@@sergioberg Lowering resolution will not look good in VR compared to an advanced upscaling solution like DLSS or FSR, in my opinion.
@@SadlyItsBradley Hi Bradley, I'm fpsVR developer, I did try all, DLSS and FSR, FSR is useless for VR IMHO, try disable "sharpening" part of the mod, and you will see that FSR part of this mod do same as lower resolution. FSR by defualt setting reducing rendering resolution from 100% to 75%. If you compare it to 75% SteamVR resolution settings - you will see same: visual and framtimes are the same. I haven't been able to visually see any benefit from FSR in VR.
@@sergioberg I appreciate your feedback. I think the benefit of FSR in general compared to downscaling resolution IS the sharpening features. That being said, I appreciate your work on FPS VR immensely. And appreciate your input too ^^7
Finally had a chance to try this. Doom VR and Spiderman far from home would always crash on my 1050 Ti. I tried MSI afterburner and it would still crash after a few minutes. Now on standard clock while using AMD FSR mod I was finally able to play them both comfortably.
Just installed this on VRC. BOOM, 144fps in most places.. Even though I run a very beefy system (3090, R9 5900x), I still have trouble sometimes just due to the nature of VRC's user created content. I can say, this definitely boosted my average FPS.
I actually wish VRChat was stricter about the limitations, especially about avatars. Does not (in my opinion) take that much effort to optimize avatars, worst case it takes a bit of manual labour.
"very beefy" that's legit top top tier lol
Every render scale that I’ve tried just seems to just make my game look worse, it’s like it isn’t upscaling and instead just lowering my resolution. What am I missing?
Ryzen X3D series make things amazing for VRCHAT with the internal VRChat settings turned all the way up and the steamvr settings turned all the way up while in a unoptimized world with alot of users using unoptimized avatars. It's a game changer.
The only other way to avoid the lag is turning VRChat graphics settings all the way down and steamvr settings (in my case) all the way to at least base resolution and 90hz to be able to handle a room full of people.
My old rig:
Ryzen 3950x
Asus tuf gaming RTX 3080
My new rig:
Ryzen 5800X3D
RTX 3080
My Future rig:
Ryzen 7950X3D or Ryzen 8000 series X3D
RTX 3080
It's funny people upgrading to the RTX 3090 or even RTX 40 series when the 3080 does everything you need.
I don't see the higher tier doing anything for anyone until 8K TVs becomes more affordable.
RTX 3090 and i9 10900k with Valve Index. I tested Blade and Sorcery and was shocked how I could get bigger mobs with a stable framerate. Felt fuckin' awesome!
Beyond glad it worked out for you!
i hope thats true! been dying for a dlss for amd fxr for this game! 6900xt and it still runs.... ok..ish loool
I can't install it on blade in sorcery I have it on PC Oculus tho not steam I can't find the correct folder 📁 I am not sure if it's there
@@smulGIANT only works for steam VR games, unfortunately
Question. I have blade and Sorcery and get framerate drops when fighting 4 or 5 people at once. Does this happen to you as well?
Been looking to upgrade my 1060 for years now, but with everything at 2-3x MSRP I've had no luck. This will do very nicely.
fairy tales you believe in ?
Would you mind showing a video demoing the installation for modifying OpenDLL? Some of this seems to be way over my head so I just am not quite sure whats dangerous to mess up.
th-cam.com/video/g9MBm9spQVU/w-d-xo.html
Rip this mod on vrchat cant use it anymore
Thanks so much for the consistent and information dense content! I always enjoy you videos!
My first headset, Valve Index full kit, arrives today!!!11!1!! See yall in the metaverse!
Heck ya! Welcome to VR! I hope it's an absolutely mind blowing time for you. (I am sure it will be)
@@SadlyItsBradley I've gotten to try a Rift in 2017 (somewhat disappointing). I recently tried my friend's Valve Index and I nearly cried because of how immerse I felt just throwing a flower pot across the room! Hahaha
With limited testing Beatsaber has literally no hiccups now on modded maps, and No Mans Sky went from unplayable to very enjoyable and smooth. Overall a major difference (Specs: CPU I7-6700 GPU 1660 TI)
Every render scale that I’ve tried just seems to just make my game look worse, it’s like it isn’t upscaling and instead just lowering my resolution. What am I missing?
I have a 2600X and a 2060 Super (oc'ed to its max) and installed the FSR mod on Dirt Rallye 2.0 (high to highest settings)... without it I had large dips to 40 fps, cap at 80... was okay but noticeable and irritating at some point. With the mod, average maybe 75, wayyyyy better experience almost no dips and I didnt even change the settings yet... so fantastic! (Oculus Rift 2 btw)
I bought a Quest 2 in April, then another one in July, and finally just got my gaming laptop this week.🙌🏻
I used this with Assetto Corsa and found to get around 10 to 15, maybe 20fps at times, fps more in that game. I have a Ryzen 7 3800x and RTX 2070 Super with 32 gigs ram. I used stock settings for the mod, didn't change anything in the config. The clarity of the game was kind of noticeable but barely, i used a HTC Vive for my test. I think if they keep making this better i agree it could def run on the steam deck, no doubt. I'm excited for this all to happen. Hopefully you can make more videos on this subject as new updates come out on it!
Thank you for the pointer. Game changer in Fallout4 VR. You have to increase the font size b/c this mod does the upscaling after the UI elements are drawn, screwing up text. Wish, all developers would add it into their pipelines.
Thats great new, Fallout 4 VR had horrible performance in certain areas. So I guess its not restricted to Unity or Unreal games, Fallout using the Creation engine
For anyone wondering since there's not a list of compatible games these are a few I'm pretty sure it works in,
Assetto Corsa, A Township Tale, Blade and Sorcery, Boneworks, Beat Saber, CyubeVR, Contractors, FalloutVR,
GORN, Hellsplit Arena, Skyrim VR, No Mans Sky, Neos VR, VRChat, and Pavlov VR.
If you would like to reply with what you've found works and what doesn't that'd be great
Edit: I plan on editing this comment in the future to update it with other games etc
My ability to pay attention = oh is that brad chan spinning in the background, begins to hear total eclipse of the heart in my brain. Begin to sing out loud turrrnn arounnnnd lol
I installed this mod on VRChat on day one. I run a HP Reverb G2 with Index external tracking and the difference in frame rate smooth was noticeable. I didn't think to measure things using Steams built in tool, but I will have to now. I can easily run the Reverb G2 at 100% resolution in Steam with VRChat and not have studdering (used to have to dial it back to 80%), and there is only a minimal drop in quality of the frames (that seems more noticeable in the distance with text).
Which GPU do you have?
Did EAC kill it?
Thanks for the update man! Going to give this a whirl as well and (hopefully) come back with results later.
I'll be happy when you do! Thanks
Using an NVIDIA GTX 1080 FTW edition and a Ryzen 5 3600, so far I'm noticing a slight improvement in frames in VRChat in select rooms.
Popped this into Beat Saber as soon as I bought it and it ran smooth as butter, but since I've no comparison data it could just be the game by default.
Will be trying with Alyx as well at a later date.
Made some tests on FSR, but it looks technically downscaling for me. If you downscale it, you render less pixels = less work for GPU -> better FPS. But how does it look with downscaling option with FSR? Of must i start at lower resolution, and use FSR to upscale it? But downscaling can make less sharp view! Upscaling will give slight blurry view.
Which way is better? Downscale it? Or upscale it? When matched for same resolution, there was almost no gain. Did i wrong setup? I hope others can tell me which way is better so FSR effect will visible.
Known issues:
"Half Life: Alyx and Star Wars: Squadrons do not work, because they don't like you replacing their openvr_dll.api."
I think alyx is bound to get fsr after valve's praise of it and their steam deck vr plans(which they hinted at).
@@zaidlacksalastname4905 Alyx is so well optimised that it doesn't really need it.
This is awesome. Assetto corsa my frame timings basically halved and in ETS2 it's much smoother and I can have the detail so much higher. Im seeing details in the game I didn't know were there.
Glad it helped!
I tested it on my Ryzen 9 3900X and RTX 3080, running valve index, it isn't needed necessarily but it makes things run super smooth at 0.77 and I don't actually notice the image degradation
This is so awesome, thank you for making this video. I’m totally gonna try this out! I’m still using an RX 570 8gb for VR, while I wait for GPUs to go back in stock. While performance with the 570 is fine for most games, there are always a few instances of slowdown, so hopefully this will help smoothen things out!
RX570 gang 0wns the p00r p30ple c1ub
Lucky, im using an rx 460 4gb, you have it quite good mate
Hi, fellow RX 570 user, I'm thinking about buying a Quest 2. Can u tell me a bit about the performance with and without the FSR mod? I want to play Assetto, Dirt and some easyer to run titles.
Just installed with American Truck Simulator and it worked beautifully! Thank you sooooo much!!!
With Reverb G2, using Ultra Quality gave it just enough of a difference to now be smooth in all situations. Previously, whenever it was at night, raining, or foggy, it would stutter sometimes.
Fantastic! Glad to have helped
Thanks to this comment I learned American Truck Sim has vr, going to go spend countless hours in it soon
@@SirWolfykins It's truly amazing! I like the usual simracing titles like Assetto Corsa Competizione, but ATS is just so relaxing and beautiful - it's currently my favorite (unofficial) VR title!
Do you know if it would work using Magpie FSR applying it directly to the steam vr window? That would solve most compatibility issues. I hope Ggodin implement FSR directly in the VD app, it would be amazing. We have to let him know we want it ^^
Great video looking forward to trying this out in my poorly optimized art game builds 😂
Running with a 3070 and rift s, I would get micro stutters when streaming the oculus mirror view. I added this to a few open vr games and the micro stutters are gone, and my FPS is stable at 80. Thanks much!
what are the sruff u changed
Thanks a lot of covering this tech. :)
Of course! I figure if it helps SOMEONE: it's worth covering!
Video isn't loading for me.... at one point it managed to start but then at the commercial break it never came back. I have other videos in the background with no issue.
Edit: after posting a comment, it started playing without problems O_o
Actually you handled the "VR is dead" thing immensely astonishing
I have a 1050ti and vr allready runs pretty good. I'm excited to see how much more preformance or resolution I can get. Thanks
I'm gonna be hanging up my OG Vive permanently soon and upgrading to a Vive Pro 1, so the idea that I might not have to also go for an expensive upgrade from a 2060 Super to a card only a little more performant to make sure I can run my favourite demanding VR games on the Vive Pro without res compromises is just *chef kiss*
Easily cuts my total upgrade cost in half, I might even be able to get the HTC face tracker I've been dying to get my hands on *wayyyyy* earlier than I expected to be able to. Everyone involved in getting this mod off the ground is a fucking saint as far as I'm concerned.
This is really informative video. I'm going to try it since I couldn't replace my computer at the moment. Because the GUP prices are just crazy! :D
3:39 One question, do you have this orange spikes allways in Phasmaphobia? Looks like there is a higher spike all few seconds, sometimes green but often orange. I do have this in few games (Phasmaphobia, Arizona Sunshine etc.), but mostly from CPU I think and that affects the GPU aswell.
Doesn't that bother you while playing?
I getting headaches from this 1-second hiccups in those games and thought there is maybe something really weird with my I7-8700k, but now I wonder if this is normal in these games? I was searching so long and desperately for a fix, sadly the FSR mod does not change it, but it's still very good.
Hi Brad great channel and content! I have ryzen5 GeForce Rtx2070 and my NVIDIA need at least 3600 to run VR. I'm building in UE 5 and it needs more push.....could I upgrade processor?
It's also been run on DCS. Il-2 has some issues with it, but it does seem to help on DCS.
That said, I'd ended up needing to really dial up the upscaling, and ended up not really liking how much shimmer it was adding, so ended up using DCS' native scaler. Was trying to run a VP2 in a 1080 Ti, and that's really not enough GPU for that headset.
If you use FSR in DCS, the end result is basically the same as running the game on a lower SS%, i.e. everything will become blurry. The additional sharpening makes it worth installing, however.
I got quest 1, I'm playing pavlov with a 1050ti at 60fps capped so I don't think framerate and resolution is a problem for me. But I am interested in the reduced latency and might try fxr for that.
WOW... This works like a charm! Thank you for pointing me in the direction!
Glad it helped!
Nice video. And i must say, its not just about AMD or Nvidia solution. The thing is we need something like this especially in VR. Everyone comparing that it is not great and you can lower resolution anyway and have the same but people need to understand that it is not finished product, its just converted FSR to VR. More like proof of concept.
Couldn't agree more! This is sorta why at the end of the video, I talk about the importance of feedback and adoption for open source mods like these. Even if they might not be perfect, they will lead to much bigger things.
holy shit it took me like a whole 3 minutes to realize what shirt u where wearing XD
gonna be useful for steam deck on VRCHAT
I've got the 3gb model of the 1060, stuff runs already but I'm really looking forward to this! Any bit of performance I can squeeze out of it helps.
wow how did I miss this? Thanks dude!
I've tested it with two games:
Skyrim, makes the image look really bad due to where it sits in the render pipeline. Not recommended
Onward, game wouldn't load up after installing the mod. Anyone else get it to work?
Weird, most Skyrim players seemed to enjoy some of the boosts the mod gives. That being said, I am not sure if they are heavily modded players or vanilla. Stuff like that might make a huge difference. Also important to keep anti Aliasing settings high
For onward, I didn't try. I personally never play it. Bizarre it doesn't launch game at all with the mod
@@SadlyItsBradley the creator of the mod doesn't reccomend it for Skyrim. I'm using it with 476 mods, and it gives me a performance boost that I need, but it does ruin the image quite a bit. That said, I'd rather have a blurry image at a smooth frame rate than a beautiful image at 40 fps.
It worked with Onward for me.
@@RonninwiththeDevil hm weird. I'll have to try it again. Must have done something wrong.
As someone who struggles to run a lot of vr games with my gtx 1050 ti this could be a game changer until I get a new pc
I have a gtx 1660 gpu and a ryzen 5 cpu with 16gb of ram and when I first got my valve index it worked perfect, no low frames, no lag, it was smooth. Now ALL my Vr games are unplayable. Even in SteamVr home, I get like 1-2 fps. I’ve been struggling to find a solution to fix it for about 3 months now and NOTHING works. One thing that worked was downgrading to an old ass graphics driver but it only worked for one day and the next day I tried playing Vr, it was back to the same old 1-2 fps. I have no idea what to do anymore. I think I’m just gonna try to sell my index setup sadly.
I tried this with a Rift S on Assetto Corsa Competizione and did not get good results. Still to laggy. Better than the default Steam VR perhaps, but game runs smoother launching in Oculus VR mode. Might try with Beatsaber next
Has anyone used this with FO4SE VR? I have used this with FO4 VR, and it works. The game was unplayable for me before installing this mod. I'm running a 2700X, 2070S and 16 gb dual channel using quest 2. When I try to run FO4SE VR thru steam vr, it won't run.
I’m half way through the video, just noticed the shirt.
i cant stop staring
The shirt is all of the visual effects you need for the video. :D
Would this mean that it's actually a good time to get an AMD GPU? I was trying to get an nVidia one but they are crazy more expensive than AMD over here. If I can get an AMD GPU to work on VR as well as a 3080 (The 6800XT for example), that would be awesome.
I have an oculus and i know this doesnt work for oculus. but just curious. i have Pavlov on steam and theres a mode where it launches with Oculus without steamvr. does not launching with steamVR cause issues with FSR?
Would this perhaps work for a ryzen 5 4600 GTX 1660 to gaming laptop(asus tuf a15). You also mentioned something About performance mode
I tried it in DCS with sharpness and upscaling setting to 75, the default setting. It had very noticeable jaggies, it looked really awful for me. It just made DCS look worse! I even noticed more jaggies in the comparison video's in this video.
MSFS 2020 is openxr, so it won't work with that title. I also tried it with Star Wars Squadrons and the game would not start due to the replaced file.
Maybe AMD FSR works better with higher resolution HMD's?
I have a HTC VIVE Pro HMD and a FE 3080 with an i-9900K
What are your experiences with it so far and what openvr titles did you see improvements, (if any) in?
Unlike most dedicated VR titles, DCS really requires a high pixel density and downsampling-then-upscaling is not going to magically conjure those required tiny details out of nowhere. That additional sharpen filter makes the game look much better, however, so you can keep FSR at 1.00 and enjoy the crisp clear picture.
@@nyandyn Great idea! Thankyou! I will remember this. :)
I didn't think of that. I will try it in Assetto Corsa as I'm currently playing that in VR and I'm sure it's openVR as well.
Thank you for the information you have provided! I have a few games ported to VR that I HOPE benefit from this like, Ahem, Fallout 4 VR with its DLCs (NukaWorld anyone?) which play well but could use a little "lift" here and there. As long as clarity is close to the same but the performance kicks up a notch I will be sold on it. Again, thanks for the information and the link!
Clarity definitely can take a slight hit depending settings in config file. But for some games, Skyrim VR and fallout VR being best examples: I think the framerate improvement is much Worth
I wonder if this can be used with RDR2 VR mod? My 1660S is struggling with it.
oh gosh so i have oculus quest 2, quest app says i'm using open XR how to change it to open VR?
Got a quest 2 lately and wanted to get into PC VR. Mainly Skyrim, Half Life and NMS. My PC Specs are an i7 4790k and RTX 2060. I got NMS to play pretty well when I first started playing, but haven't been able to replicate it yet. Not sure exactly what's going on but hopefully this mod helps lol. When I did play NMS in VR and it was running correctly it was so amazing.
Does this work with quest steam vr on a laptop with graphics card of a 3050???
Would this work with pimax? I know they send through their own render pipeline after steam vr through pitool.
will this work with iRacing?? im currently running a 1660 super and could use a slight frameboost
i can now run vrchat at 130% resolution with fsr at same performance of no fsr at 80%. This worked soo much better than i thought it would
My Quest 2 is a great, I use it stand alone quite a bit standalone, but the main reason i did get it was it could also run PCVR. I feel I'll have my quest 2 but also eventually get a PC dedicated VR setup.
Same. I'm going to try to save up for a computer for next year especially since a $1k computer now will probably cost about $700 when the GPU situation gets better
3 minutes in I realized the shirt you are wearing lol 10/10
I'm very impressed with how well this made Pavlov run , I don't have performance metrics but on default everything its sharper, I can see easier, I can feel that its much smoother!
The build I used for this try has 1 2070 S in it
I'm going to try this out on 2 other computer builds in my home, I have a 1050ti build and a 970 build! Ill come back and let you know my findings :)
Awesome! Thanks a bunch
so for on the i3 - 16gb ddr3 - 970 4gb its surprisingly running well! playable and @ 90hz at 80% SVR res scale with minor dips here and there using a Quest 2 (Quest link)
i kept it at default settings with SFR and Blam im happy about it!
@@ohlosha what was the performance like before using fsr?
@@piotrmakowka3770 wouldnt hit 90 at all
Funny cause it downscales so idk how you can see better
So, out of curiosity, just how potato-ey a computer can this be expected to make vr playable on? I'm currently using an rx580 (8g) and an r5 2600x with 16g of ram, and am thinking about getting a link cable for my quest 2, but not sure if its worth paying the 50 or so bucks on a link cable. How good of performance could I expect with this mod?
People like Fholger deserve so much praise.
This mixed with foveated rendering would be interesting
Imma try diz. Thx u.
In my video i tested Saints and Sinners, Pavlov and PropagationVR (come have a look - its also a tutorial how to use it!) I have a 5700XT and with some modes i can DOUBLE the FPS - I also tested it with Revive (video following). Yep Revive also works. But as a G2 owner. Using Revive with OpenXR (current beta) works better than any FSR mode with the G2. This might be different for OpenVR/SteamVR Native Headsets (for example index) Would be great if anyone could test this. Sadly i dont have a SteamVR Native Headset.
Here are my results only: th-cam.com/video/rNAnqJmfQAY/w-d-xo.html
What about visual quality on twd? Have you noticed any degradation?
@@janchan2258 Tbh not much. With FSR mode on "performance" its a bit washed out. But in "Quality" mode i dont see any negative difference. in Fact i really like the inbuilt sharpness filter. So it looks a bit better to me.
As a (Saphire Nitro+) 5700XT owner I'm deffinitly going to be grabbing this, thanks for the info!
I know this was posted 7 months ago but how did you make that background?!?
What exactly do I need to do to be able to use FSR? I have 1660 super but isnt there something amd related I have to install for FSR to work?
Nope. Just the two files from the releases page. Follow those instructions and bam. Ez
Can you please tell me or make a video how to install this mod
properly on Windows 10. I got the Geforce RTX 3090, too,
I downloaded the files on Github but I don´t really know how to use it. I am not a code or programming guy, I just want to install the setup and start the program?
Could you please help me out :/ it´s seems to be not that easy to install.
go to "Installation instructions" in the github page , you just have to copy and paste 2 files into the game folder, cant be easier.
does it work only with steamvr games? I have pcvr games (not in steam library), thank you
If there was ever a war in VR Chat that shirt would be the camo print used.
Thank you. and btw i love your shirt
I have a gtx 1650super with 16gb ram and a i5
I use ocules with a link cable and i tried to use this for pavlov but it looks like ass and still runs really bad...am i doing something wrong?
what is the best settings for performance with fsr
Thank you for sharing this! There are so many software options coming out due to the chip shortage. AMD FSR, MSI after burner & Auto SLI are all great resources to get a boost out of your current hardware.
So does it actually upscale noticeably better than just lowering the resolution scale? Since it doesn't have a temporal component it normally doesn't do that much better than just a regular resolution scale and worse than most existing technologies with a temporal aspect (which granted is harder to implement and needs tweaking for each application)
IMO yes it's much better than just lowering the render resolution
lol i'm using GTX950 and this mod actually fixes the stuttering with some of the VRchat maps and also it upscale the menu, looks way more sharp and i love it, i tried Pavlov VR too and i think the performance change a bit not sure because my game already runs great but the image sharp is a bonus
is vr compatible for a pc of 8 gb ram, intel i3 ?
Anyone know if it works for Alyx, and if yes, what have the results been? :)
Ive been waiting for a video from somewhere on FSR performance and meaning for the future of VR, here it finally is yeehaw! :D
Great video as always Brad. :)
Doesn't work on Alyx, unfortunately. Source 2 too finicky with open VR file. Glad the video was useful though
Is the graininess seen on the AMD FSR side noticeable while playing? I like the smooth look of the left side better, but I have a 1660 super so it's unachievable. I'd be interested in trying AMD FSR to make the games I have playable.
I combine it with “force ASW” and damn, games are so much more playable
Honestly depends on the title. If it's a slow title with no movement then you can notice it(when you have the resolution scale at 50%) but anything with a lot of motion (especially with motion blur) then you can't really tell the difference tbh. VR would be better honestly then traditional gaming since you are moving your head a lot.
This info is much appreciated!
Is there a quick way to identify which of the Steam games in our libraries use Unity and Unreal vs other engines?
Just the games file structure mostly. Usually unity games give off their unityness right away from that
Well done Bradly.... Well presented.
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Hello, 2 questions. does the mod work with index and reverb g2 headset. Could you make an installation video . Do I uninstall OPENXR or is it all right , to just install mod. What did you actually do.
Just install mod. Follow directions on GitHub page. It will with for those headsets
Great info 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
I'm currently running a 3070, but I cannot test this mod because I'm still waiting for my index controller replacements.
Thanks a lot man. Been having trouble with vrchat despite running ryzen 5 3500x and Rx580
Will try this mod soon on my lunchbreak
RIP, VRChat has just enforced a ban on all mods, including FSR
My 1050ti cries with your Rx580
I have a rx 570 4gb gpu and a i3-9100f do you think I can run pcvr even with this feature because I’ve tried without and it’s terrible even tho the pc said vr compatible and when I look by at my monitor it’s very smooth and clear but I’m the quest 2 it’s bad graphics if you don’t think I can what should I upgrade to? (Anyones feedback would help thx)
That’s amazing. Maybe it’ll work with the steam deck? And a oculus quest… revised… I see now that Brad mention that already
It honestly should work with Steam Deck since I already can get it working on my system with Linux/Proton
Yes its already a thing under Linux which is what steam deck runs on. Unofficially its enabled via WINE_FULLSCREEN_FSR=1 %command% in whatever games launch options if you use the right proton version. Developers supporting it directly IN GAME will yield better results no doubt.
Is the simmering and pixelation on FSR ON footage also present inside VR?
It seems like everyone else is focused on the higher fps and doesn't even see the degraded graphics quality, or it is a tradeoff many are willing to accept to get playable frame rates on their low end gpu's. I wonder if FSR is even relevant on my 3090. Nvidia DLSS is now supported in VR.
@@irag4983 DLSS is supported for VR now? I imagen there are only a couple of VR game supporting it at the moment??