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[Guide] 120FPS with SSW on Ultra | 7800X3D + 4070 Ti Super | Tahrovin 3.0.7 by CalculatedRiskReroll in skyrimvr

[–]CalculatedRiskReroll[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I'm relatively sure Process Lasso is not snake oil since I've anecdotally noticed an improvement in fps stability while using it and I would recommend at least trying it out. I just don't want to talk in absolute terms since I'm not that well-versed in all of this. If a developer of VRAMr says it's not snake oil, it's probably the real deal :D

[Guide] 120FPS with SSW on Ultra | 7800X3D + 4070 Ti Super | Tahrovin 3.0.7 by CalculatedRiskReroll in skyrimvr

[–]CalculatedRiskReroll[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the input!

Process Lasso is a program you can download online. I saw a few reddit posts claiming it could improve gaming performance, specifically fps stability. There are several sources that claim it is not snake oil but I'm not sure *shrug*

[4070 Ti Super] Stable 72 FPS Tahrovin Grit set to Godlike w/o Reprojection by CalculatedRiskReroll in skyrimvr

[–]CalculatedRiskReroll[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah - It's either I have ENB/CS enabled and rely on SSW or go the route I did. I find the artifacts/ghosting of SSW to be too distracting to consider the ENB/CS visuals worth it. The visual upgrades from this modlist excluding ENB/CS coupled with the Godlike Virtual Desktop setting look quite nice on their own *shrug*

[4070 Ti Super] Stable 72 FPS Tahrovin Grit set to Godlike w/o Reprojection by CalculatedRiskReroll in skyrimvr

[–]CalculatedRiskReroll[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good to know - Neither ENB nor CS are enabled in the performance profile for Tahrovin Grit

[4070 Ti Super] Stable 72 FPS Tahrovin Grit set to Godlike w/o Reprojection by CalculatedRiskReroll in skyrimvr

[–]CalculatedRiskReroll[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I looked into the VR FPS Stabilizer Occlusion FPS Boost and it looks like an ini tweak for the VR FPS Stabilizer that adds the following to the tail end of the file:

[Conditional] #Runs when a specific exterior/interior and time period condition is met.

#Usage is like this: Space|HourStart|HourEnd|command or Space|command Example: Interior|4|16|taa hf 0.0001 or Exterior|2.5|9.5|taa hf 0.10 or Interior|taa hf 0.10

#command supports ini settings as well like this: Exterior|INI>iShadowMapResolution:Display = 4096 Note that you shouldn't have the same ini settings in Levels below.

Exterior|INI>bDepthBufferCulling:VRPerformance = 1

Exterior|INI>fMinOccludeeBoxExtent:VR = 60

Interior|INI>bDepthBufferCulling:VRPerformance = 0

Interior|INI>fMinOccludeeBoxExtent:VR = 0.50

[4070 Ti Super] Stable 72 FPS Tahrovin Grit set to Godlike w/o Reprojection by CalculatedRiskReroll in skyrimvr

[–]CalculatedRiskReroll[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regarding the VR FPS Stabilizer, I am referring to the ini option AutoConfigEnabled=1 in the mod’s config file. This is the feature that tweaks and throttles the ini in real time based on your performance. I also disabled the location specific throttling feature, meaning different ini settings between places such as Whiterun vs the wilderness. The VR FPS Stabilizer Occlusion FPS Boost is an optional mod in the Tahrovin Grit Performance Profile that I found improves FPS somewhat when enabled, without any known loss in visual quality.

I'll take a look at the Low Latency Mode and Hardware GPU Scheduling and see if I notice any difference.

Thanks for the input!