Very poor performance Project Cars 2 in VR

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Hi All, trying to play project cars 2 in VR and it is akin to a slide show. Around 15 fps. Everything is set to low, including super sampling (x1).

My specs are:

Ryzen 1700
16GB RAM
290x OC
A rude amount of storage, far more than needed.

Could it be the GPU? It is an older one but so is the game.
 
I just tried again and I am now getting 45fps ish. Hmm. I did notice cornering was a bit jerky but otherwise seems to have solved itself lol.

Edit: scrub that, I am able to do about a lap then it degenerates into a jerk mess but the fps remain in the mid 40s.
 
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Thanks for the replies. It makes no difference in wet or dry. It just happened that the one I filmed was in the wet. :(

Card temps do not get any higher than any other games. Around 80 - 85 degrees, which is normal for this card.
 
It is like the texture memory is full on the GPU and it has to load the textures constantly. When I exit a race and start another, it will be smooth for almost a lap then become choppy again. I have tried various screen resolutions and none have helped. It is rather like AMD hardware has been scuppered by the game.

I had a feeling it could be due to CPU. I tried to set the affinity to 4 cores but it still seems to only want to use two. I have another 14 cores to play with!
 
I've just tried it outside VR and it's the same. OK for a while, then a stuttery mess before the end of the first lap. Something is afoot here. No other game is affected by this phenomenon.
 
Afterburner and other GPU monitoring programs can cause framerate issues in VR games. It's recommended you don't use them while playing in VR.

Thanks for the suggestion.
Ive tried with and without, no change.

I've tried it with minimal programs running other than essentials, again it is the same. I almost tired a clean install of windows last night but ran out of enthusiasm after installing windows on another drive. Maybe I'll complete it tonight but I'm feeling like it isn't worth the bother.
 
I think I have solved it. It was being caused by my wheel. It is an ancient Saitek R440. I disconnected it and used my xbox controller and it was smooth. Not ideal but better than nothing.
 
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