VR Discussions, Questions & Feedback

I use render ahead 3 and it cures micro stutters and lap times are unaffected, I don't feel any latency issues.

 

On my NVidia control panel, the default setting for max pre-rendered frames in VR is 1 and the application specific setting uses this global default setting (instead of "decided by application").

So I wonder, does changing the pre-rendered frames setting within AMS2 actually do anything (or those two are different things?)... Unless you change the value in the control panel too?

I didn't notice any difference in latency / feeling when I changed the value to 3 in game (can't say for sure did it smoothen things out either).

 

You need to change in NVidia Control Panel to aplication controlled or the desired frames ahead.

 

My laptimes are unaffected too, but I believe it's because I'm not good to latency matters anyway.

 

As long as you're running a decent frame rate the overall latency loop of input to eyeballs and back again for 3 frames is nothing. If you've got enough CPU/GPU overhead you won't even notice. TBH with the general inconsistency in VR it's very difficult to tell what tweaks make the difference just try one thing at a time and restart your PC between changes.