01-25-2018 03:00 AM
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01-27-2018 12:39 PM
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01-27-2018 04:17 PM
Hey do your setting match these? (obviously, your monitor can be different res)
RedLeader42 said:
JJcourage, one thing I can confirm 100% at this point is that much of the stuttering I am seeing in games is associated with other application windows being open on the computer screen. The Oculus Client software is the worst offender I've found, but they can even be open "behind" the game window, whether the game is full screen or not, and still have a huge negative affect on in-game fps.
Example: I start up Star Trek Bridge Crew and notice lots of stuttering and poor fps just sitting at the main menu, which usually doesn't happen. I go to the computer and make sure all other applications are minimized - immediately have great results and solid 90 fps performance.
I believe a lot of my "mixed" testing results is due to sometimes having other application windows open and not realizing it. My understanding is "whatever is on the computer screen shouldn't have an affect on game performance" but that is NOT proving correct in my case.
I'm going to go try disabling unknown sources and see if I see a correlation.
01-27-2018 04:24 PM
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01-27-2018 06:05 PM
In windows 10 search bar, type in settings, when the window pops up, select gaming, click on game bar .. and disable the first option. In Game DVR, make sure its set to off too.
RedLeader42 said:
LZoltowski, maybe this is something? I don't have the Display, Mobile, or Video options available in my GeForce control panel. It seems at some point the rift being detected as a second "monitor" was removed (maybe with the manual uninstall and reinstall support asked me to do?) and now neither Windows nor the control panel are detecting it. I only have a "Built-in Display" now. The system has an Intel HD 630 display adapter and I've confirmed those drivers are up to date, so I do see a "maintain aspect ratio" option under the Intel control panel, which I selected, but it made no noticeable difference in performance. If I need to have the Rift detected as a second monitor I'm not sure how to go about that.
To answer your other question, every single time I switch drivers am rebooting into Safe Mode, running DDU, rebooting, and reinstalling the GeForce drivers.
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Oh and I don't have Xbox anything installed on this system, so no to that.
01-27-2018 06:26 PM
LZoltowski said:In windows 10 search bar, type in settings, when the window pops up, select gaming, click on game bar .. and disable the first option. In Game DVR, make sure its set to off too.
Can you send me the screenshot of your Nvidia Panel like above? While your Rift is plugged in via HDMI .. and actually use the latest 390 drivers this time (I know but work with me here lol) ..
01-27-2018 06:29 PM