This may be more appropriate in the GPU forum section but it's VR specific...
I can make Assetto Corsa look good on my GTX 970 for example if I ensure 4* AA is turned on, and it runs smooth. On Project Cars though there's the option of Super Sampling from the default 1 to 1.5 or something. This is set in the Project Cars .xml config file.
Changing mine to 1.5 I saw a big increase in rendering quality but huge lag and very poor frame rate. Am think of changing now to a GTX 1070 to allow less fuzzy graphics in some games. Is Project Cars just a bad example, or will getting something faster allow the same image quality increase across most titles like this?
Am also wondering if it's my CPU, which is X5650 @ 4.1Ghz.
The specs of the new VR funhouse are ridiculous...
I can make Assetto Corsa look good on my GTX 970 for example if I ensure 4* AA is turned on, and it runs smooth. On Project Cars though there's the option of Super Sampling from the default 1 to 1.5 or something. This is set in the Project Cars .xml config file.
Changing mine to 1.5 I saw a big increase in rendering quality but huge lag and very poor frame rate. Am think of changing now to a GTX 1070 to allow less fuzzy graphics in some games. Is Project Cars just a bad example, or will getting something faster allow the same image quality increase across most titles like this?
Am also wondering if it's my CPU, which is X5650 @ 4.1Ghz.
The specs of the new VR funhouse are ridiculous...