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04-10-2018 07:49 AM
https://www.reddit.com/r/skyrimvr/comments/89dlbp/ini_tweak_megathread/ ;
Try some of these too.
04-10-2018 10:41 AM
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04-10-2018 11:18 AM
I'll try disabling Immersive Citizens, a bit gutting because I quite like it
LZoltowski said:
Yeah your CPU is a bottleneck here, Skyrim is not very well optimised for hyperthreading
those two look like they could be problematic:
*Immersive Citizens - AI Overhaul.esp
*dD - Realistic Ragdoll Force - Realistic.esp
Also, some Skyrim users said that it performs better if hyperthreading is turned off in the BIOS on older chips.
04-10-2018 02:06 PM
Actually overclocking GPU's and using VR can cause issues, I always disable any overclocks on my GPU while in VR. and also stopping any overclocking tools, those Poll the GPU like crazy and can cause tiny latency differences that result in judders. I'm on a 1080 and an OC i7700 at 4.9Ghz ... no stutters whats so ever.
bsselp said:
No, it's most likely not his CPU. This is becoming a large issue amongst many people with extremely high end rigs. Do a quick search and you'll see tons of comments about it. Juddering, hitching without any reason. I'm having this same issue running an overclocked GTX 1080 and overclocked CPU at 4.5ghz. Hitching every couple of steps to the point that it's almost unplayable. Doesn't matter if the game is at max settings or minimum settings, it still happens. The consensus so far is that it's oculus not playing well with steam vr. Has anyone found a solution to this?
04-11-2018 08:20 AM
LZoltowski said:
Actually overclocking GPU's and using VR can cause issues, I always disable any overclocks on my GPU while in VR. and also stopping any overclocking tools, those Poll the GPU like crazy and can cause tiny latency differences that result in judders. I'm on a 1080 and an OC i7700 at 4.9Ghz ... no stutters whats so ever.
bsselp said:
No, it's most likely not his CPU. This is becoming a large issue amongst many people with extremely high end rigs. Do a quick search and you'll see tons of comments about it. Juddering, hitching without any reason. I'm having this same issue running an overclocked GTX 1080 and overclocked CPU at 4.5ghz. Hitching every couple of steps to the point that it's almost unplayable. Doesn't matter if the game is at max settings or minimum settings, it still happens. The consensus so far is that it's oculus not playing well with steam vr. Has anyone found a solution to this?