I personally have an Nvidia Geforce RTX 3060 laptop GPU and I decided to test out if and what effects do Nvidia settings have on the overall VR performance and visual quality. Those who have an Nvidia graphics card can additionally change various settings from the Nvidia Control Panel. The most obvious ones are adjusting the render resolution, headset refresh rate, and in-game graphics. And there are numerous ways you can optimize the PC VR experience to match your personal preferences and hardware capabilities. Power management is one of the other settings you might consider setting to maximum performance if you run into games which aren't fully clocking your GPU, otherwise you can leave it as is.Some people prefer a smooth VR experience.
For the most part, I stick with the defaults and application controlled settings, though DSR is set, as it only gives you more resolution options in games. I personally have Adaptive V-sync forced on, but I have a 120hz screen, so going without V-sync at lower FPS does not result in very noticeable tearing. You are better off having the choice, rather than having it forced on. That will prevent you from adjusting the setting in game, and every game I've seen who offers it, has it as a setting in game. That should also be in your personal game profiles. HBAO+ being forced on is not generally a good idea. Default is set to 30% I believe, but I've heard some who like 15%, others who like 20% and so on. However, smoothness is entirely a personal choice setting. Things like FXAA should not be forced on in the primary 3D settings, that is something that is a game by game choice, and should be set in the specific game profile.ĭSR might as well be selected, all it does it give you the option to use it in game.
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