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  Omegalion

  22 Feb 2015 16:02

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  Omegalion » 20 JUN 2016  11:03

  He visto en reddit una serie de cosas que se pueden hacer para mejorar el rendimiento del ordenador para los juegos:

   

  SteamVR Settings
  Disable reprojection
  Disable bluetooth
  Disable camera
  Disable Performance Heuristic entirely
  Kill process "vivelink.exe"

   

  External Programs
  Disable F.lux
  Close any unnecessary background programs
  Close Chrome (including background processes)

   

  Game Settings
  For Unity games, alt-double-click the game in your Steam game list. On the settings window, lower the resolution for the spectator screen. Lower the quality.
  If the game has in-game graphics settings, lower them
  Minimize the spectator window
  Don't overlap any other window onto the spectator window
  Increase process priority for the game EXE

   

  System
  Revert overclocks to stock speeds
  Update BIOS
  Upgrade to Win10
  Change system Power Profile to "High Performance"
  Enable hyperthreading (if supported)

   

  Drivers
  Set performance to "High Performance" in NVIDIA Control Panel
  Disable Shadowplay in NVIDIA Geforce Experience
  Disable these NVIDIA services: Stereoscopic 3D Driver Service, Streamer Network Service, Streamer Service

   

  www.reddit.com/r/Vive/comments/4eigbg/vr_ready_pc_stuttering_try_these_things/

   

  A ver que os parece si mejora algo.

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  Puzzle

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  12 Jun 2016 21:53

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  Puzzle » 20 JUN 2016  12:03

  ¡Mola, habrá que probarlo!

   

  Muchas gracias ^^

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  k0t3

  26 Ago 2013 21:20

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  k0t3 » 20 JUN 2016  17:19

  Con algunas cosas se flipan un poco, pero otras si que viene bien saberlas, gracias.

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