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Make sure you are launching the MT version of DCS, it doesn’t work on ST

The presets that generates less ghosting for me is F one, i only fly VR

Can you share wheres that info?

DLSS "versions" are not game or driver dependent

Just a note, watch your VRAM usage, with 12gb, depends of the module you are flying and your graphics settings it’s not hard that 12gb being not enough and the stutter start to appear

Tell me you are no trying to achieve 120 fps or even 60 fps with an 1080ti/6700xt at 1.5 PD that you told you have on another thread...

I have a nice +10-20% performance improvement accross all maps (Syria, Caucasus and Gulf) on VR, so very nice...

@BIGNEWY told on Reddit that you dont have to do anything it will be just a normal update no matter the version you have

You wont get stable 72 fps with a Quest 3 at 1.4 pd, MSAA enabled with a 4070, i get 72 fps stables with around that resolution, with DLSS on a 4090, so you can get an idea giving a 4090 can double the performance of a 4070 at high resolution Have you tried ASW always enabled instead of disable? i never got good results with ASW disabled unless i achieve the target FPS

A good way to save VRAM with Oculus headsets is using Virtual Desktop for PCVR, now VD can launch native OpenXR game without Oculus PC or Steam VR and those are a VRAM hog

Spoiler: you dont have to use DLSS, you can turn it off

DLSS Tweaks and select the F profile for the DLSS level you use, it will reduce the ghosting (but not get rid off)

SSLR = Screen Space (Local?) Reflections SSAO = Screen Space Ambient Oclusion The more elements on Screen using those effects = The greater your performance get hits and that usually occur flying at low level or at ground

You dont need to take off the headset, it would work in desktop mode on your headset

DLAA is part of DLSS so nVidia only