Recent content by Boskrr

Chances are your laptop will struggle trying to run it. On the lowest settings you may be able to pull 30fps, but even that is doubtful. If you do get it running, you are still likely to have a lot of stuttering / lag while playing.

This microphone is a condenser microphone that does not have an integrated way to get power. In order to use this microphone you would need a mic pre-amplifier, an audio mixer, or an audio interface that allows you to supply phantom power to the microphone.

You don't multiply both values for a supersample. 1.5x means literally 1.5 times the screen size. You multiplied both numbers by 1.5, which isn't 1.5x, it's 2.25x, hence your end result of 2.25x the pixels. The actual values would be 2,592k pixels vs. 3,888k pixels.

You realize that 1080x1200 per eye means overall the display is higher than 1080p? 1080x1200 on both eyes means the overall res is 2400x1080 (or 2160x1200, I'm not sure which is width, but it doesn't matter because both are higher than 1080p)

Keep OpenHardwareMonitor or something similar open on your PC monitor while you play VR games with the supersampling on. When it starts juddering, take off the headset and see if your CPU is at 100% usage. If it is, then it's bottlenecking your VR performance, and if it's not 100% (or close to...