#Xplane 11 vr full

I hope they make it compatible soon as it saves on a lot of processing power compared with default clouds. I was able to fly with very little impact in fps with heavy weather using ењЋnvrio and at times it looked amazing (when it worked properly). I momentarily got ењЋnviro to work well with VR but started getting issues so uninstalled it. Mostly I fly in clear conditions to save on fps. Not sure if the amount of RAM makes much difference but overall I am relatively happy.В I would certainly much prefer at least another 10 fps especially in heavy weather to make it that bit smoother but I generally don't get many stutters. I have my 6700K CPU overclocked to 4.5ghz and 32 GB of DDR4 RAM. I run withВ scenery set to high and HDR on. I would have imagined with a 1080ti, it would be even better. I have my anti-aliasing set at x4 both in X-Plane and in Flyinside (with FXAA turned off). Of course there is a slight trade off in sharpness due to the slightly reduced resolution but this is marginal in terms of reading dials at least for me (and my eagle eye vision )В . Now at the 2nd highest resolution it gives me better aliasing and better performance. Frankly at the highest resolution it looked pretty ugly with a lot of jaggies when HDR is turned on. I can't recall the exact Flyinside resolution I am running at but recently I lowered from the highest to the second highest resolution setting and it made a huge difference to performance and aliasing. I average between 24 and 40 fps in VR depending on the scenario and it is smooth even at 24 fps.

I have a gtx1080 and run Flyinside with high settings pretty good. Unless you are willing to deal with very low settings, avoid this.В Native VR support should arrive within weeks, be patient. On top of eating the GPU, FlyInside bites a big chunk out of your CPU time as well. If you discount flight simulators and focus on games, you will definetely benefit from better framerates. I don't really run anything else apart from X-plane, but I've tested a bit of Train Simulator, and I could definetely feel the framerate improvements. well, I wouldn't want to loose any percentage out of my CPU performance. And since the Colonel says that Flyinside will byte into your CPU. Since newer NVidia cards are geared towards VR, you might see improvements in VR performance, but as for normal framerates, probably not much. You can actually check which one bottlenecks you (I'm clearly bottlenecked by my I7 4770K) with the built in fps counter in X-plane, just at look at response times for both the CPU and GPU, and whicever is higher, is likely the culprit for the average fps. X-plane (and P3D too) taxes both the CPU and GPU. But overall, I'd say, don't expect miracles.

#Xplane 11 vr full

There are some improvements, I can use full anti aliasing for example without penalty and Reshade is also less taxing now, only loosing about 1-2 fps now instead of 5-6.

To my amazement, barely anything changed, average framerates stayed the same. I've expected somewhat better framerates. My GTX 780 died about 3 weeks ago and since then I have a 1080.