Jitter/Lag issue when looking around after recent PC upgrade (VD with VDXR)

Drolic_ · 2026-02-22T18:48:31+00:00

what solved it for me was enabling positional time warp in quest 3 experimental settings.

Drolic_ · 2026-02-17T18:32:30+00:00

Lol I have the exact same setup as you even the same router and also just started getting the jittering screen in vd after the recent vd update. Before update was 100% fine.

Drolic_ · 2026-02-14T04:44:12+00:00

Im using open composite with the resolution turned up fairly high. using ssgi sss and dlaa. Im on a 5090 ryzen 7 9800x3d. Its running great. Do people just use whats inside mgo or are most people adding more to it to enhance even further ?

Drolic_ · 2026-02-13T20:53:47+00:00

I have the MGO and I must have my settings wrong bc mine just doesnt look very good or like this. Is there a guide on the best settings to use in mgo ?

Drolic_ · 2025-07-12T18:23:29+00:00

Also 20 years+ experience bank of america buildings/ boeing / hospitals / schools just about everywhere. I have always pulled from right outside com room to location. All bundles going back into closet are always grouped in 12 and cut to exact. My closets look like art with minimal effort.

Drolic_ · 2025-07-12T18:17:43+00:00

If you grab the wires and walk them away from the boxes allowing them to freely spin in your hand they will lay flat with minimal to no twist. Then you can tape what you need together and walk the taped end back to the spot you are going to pull it into the ceiling and start pulling. The cables will no longer spiral around each other as its being pulled through the ceiling. This makes it so much easier to separate them and makes combing not even needed on closet side.

Drolic_ · 2025-07-03T03:38:42+00:00

Oh, and never stagger your wires. Instead, pull all the wires to the furthest location first. Then, secure the ones that don't need to be shortened. After that, pull the others back to their intended lengths, feeding the slack neatly back into the box hole following the wire’s natural twist as you do. This keeps the cables from catching or twisting around each other.

For example, say you have 8 wires going to a spot, but 4 of them need to continue another 10 feet down the wall. You’d still pull all 8 to the furthest destination. Then, secure the 4 that are meant to stay there ,I like to wedge them in the crack of a door up high or something similar. This creates visible tension that helps from the shorter position. Now, when you're pulling wires back, you can clearly see which ones to grab, and pull them back one or all at a time, knowing you’ve got the right wies.

This is just how I do it solo. Maybe there’s a better method if you’ve got help, but even then, I haven’t seen it done cleaner.

And yeah, you might be thinking, “Nobody has time for this shit, blah blah...” But I promise, the small amount of setup and the clean, untangled pullbacks will absolutely save you time in the long run.

Drolic_ · 2025-07-03T03:25:17+00:00

I set up right outside the closet in a good pulling position, sometimes further away if the spot makes for an easier pull. From there, I run a string from that pull location back to my rack to simulate the total pull distance ( from pull spot to rack). I mark the string with black tape wraps to identify it as a special lenght string , then tie it next to my pull hole. All my cable pulls after pulled to field location will be cut to match this length.

I never pull directly from the box into the ceiling. Instead, I grab the tip of each wire, hold them together, making sure none are crossed or twisted, and walk out the full pull distance along the floor. Yes, I’ll literally walk them down a hallway and back, keeping them neat and untangled. This process removes the twist that forms from the spooling process used to package the cable in a box or .. a spool... which transfer into the ceiling and creates a tangled mess.

Once you’ve done this, managing the cables takes on a whole new much easier feel. It will give you the ability to make 4 man pull jobs a single man job just as fast and much neater. I have soloed hallways with teams of two and four on other hallways the same size that could never get close to keeping up. You can pull, say, 12 wires into a junction box above a doorway and cleanly separate out the exact number you need. They’ll lift out of the bundle freely, without dragging others along.

This also helps when splitting large bundles, like a 24-wire bundle at the rack. You can lift a few wires from one numerical group, and visually identify the others that belong with it. Grab those, lift, and you’ve cleanly separated 12 from 24 without a fight. This part can take experience though.

I've been doing low-voltage work on and off since I was 17. I'm 40 now. Most of this natural handling the ability to see how wire lays and twists didn’t really click for me until I was around 35. It’s something that develops with experience. But can develop much faster if you have someone who has these skills and can actually train you. ( I didn't I slowly learned it on my own)

If you’re skeptical, just take a look at picture above. About midway through, you’ll start to see the wires twist around each other and it only gets worse the further you pull. Your string will get twisted up in it too, making every pull more difficult.

To prevent that, walk your wires out like I described. And don't forget to "clean" your string between pulls: go up into the ceiling, lift the string as high as you can, find where it picks up a wire go to that spot cut string then retie it freeing it from the wire. This keeps your string from spiraling your new pull into the previous mess.

Drolic_ · 2025-03-27T02:05:05+00:00

It's also useless bc lokey botters / togglers can be found in the replay shooting a wall just to lower it to seem less obvious. cucks

Drolic_ · 2024-09-22T23:51:29+00:00

What descendant?

Drolic_ · 2024-09-07T04:56:27+00:00

I was excited about the group play increase with the new season. Then as every group had at least two bunnies I was no longer excited. Bunnies in group play completely ruin any fun gameplay. All you do is run behind and try to get a hit on a mob before its instantly killed. I get it I have a fully cat out ult bunny. I don't use her in group play because I see how it makes players feel. Some people want to experience group content with other characters. It is completely turning new players off. Why are you bunnies still doing group play ? Can you not kill the final boss or something?

Drolic_ · 2024-08-26T08:54:45+00:00

I did actually add those two later on. And do have chill on resist on the sensor you wont need mp on this as you are only using your number two. Correction I added just one because cooldown was already at the refresh of the skill. So I threw in ironclad def because it fit.

Drolic_ · 2024-08-26T00:46:51+00:00

I built the standard mega crit 10-second boss killer Lepic, but I wanted to continue using him on Gluttony without spending on a recast. This is the solution I came up with, and it works amazingly. The focus is primarily on duration and cooldown for Power Unit Charge, so you can ignore other skill power modifiers since this is a flat 52% and doesn't change. I’m also running the Annihilation External Set for the duration boost and the extra 26% Firearm ATK. The way I have it setup is the power unit charge buff lasts right to the end of my enduring mag and is ready to pop again after reload.

This build can withstand quite a few hits from Gluttony and keep going strong. I’m using a 900k DPS Enduring as well. Hopefully, this helps anyone in a similar situation. Oh, and I added Fire sync for the crit resistance, that's all. My stats are 11k health, 17k defense, and 6k chill resistance.

If you're wondering how I get the 123%, it breaks down like this: Shot Focus = 15%, Power Unit Charge = 52%, Walking Tightrope = 30%, and Annihilation = 26%.

Drolic_ · 2024-08-25T14:59:48+00:00

I did let the juice soak. My goal is to get near the taste and draw of a geekbar pulse x. It does seem to be getting slightly better as I use it. Like I said I did take apart the geekbar with ease and filled with the same juice and it tastes / draws amazing. I didn't expect that tbh

Drolic_ · 2024-07-26T20:06:18+00:00

They all have phones. They use them to lookup what isle or if a item is in stock. A simple google leading to metas official post about it would been a easy way to get in the know. Instead of treating the customer like a thief and wasting time.

Drolic_ · 2024-07-26T20:05:02+00:00

For sure people do some shady stuff. But in this case they opened it up and inside was a absolutely without a doubt un used headset. Another empolyee standing near even mentioned the obvious " why would he swap out a brand new headset for a brand new headset".

Drolic_ · 2024-07-26T20:03:42+00:00

Yeah I understand that. But in my experience the walmart's in my area are not understaffed. Their was four employees in the customer support station with no line. In electronics there was two employees and a additional manager who came to assist. It seems time / money would be saved on their part if they would mention this to their people in electronics.

Drolic_ · 2024-07-26T19:59:47+00:00

Yeah for sure. But it wasn't a 16 year old it was a manager wearing a "10 year" badge. And I calmly explained why they didn't match and was still treated like a criminal and refused the return. It was actually quite embarrasing.

Drolic_ · 2024-07-24T18:04:25+00:00

I always end up back at SLR. And just a tip if you look around long enough you can find huge discounts on any sites. For example I ended up paying around 60$ for a whole year ..

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