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Pimax Crystal 72Hz Eye Tracking and DFR via Quad Views on RTX 3090 Test

-- My 72Hz VR Settings -- Pimax Device setting 72Hz, Smart Smooting Off PimaxXR Runtime : check only Recenter headset on startup, Allow use of eye tracker, Enable Quad Views rendering OpenXR Toolkit : Turbo Mode, Override resolution YES, "2880 X 3408" QuadViews Companion : Turbo Mode, Focal Spot Horizontal/Vertical 30% FOV, Vertical focus offset 0, Foveated resolution 140%, Peripheral resolution 25%, https://support.pimax.com/en/support/... https://github.com/mbucchia/Quad-View... https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.co... DCS P-51D The Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney Mission14 is excellent huge campaign. 24 enemy vs 24 friendly fighters fight on low level dog fights. It is very suitable to benchmark the VR and GPU. (Same mission with HP Reverb G2 :    • P 51D The Blue Nosed Bastards of Bodney Mi...   ) Pimax Crystal VR Headset in 72Hz, Eye Tracking & DFR (Dynamic Foveated Rendering) via Quad Views, in RTX3090. 100% of Native scale (2880 X 2880) Almost same DCS Graphic setting as HP Reverb G2 with OpenXR Tools Custom render scale 75% of Native scale (2160 X 2160) Pimax Crystal with Eye Tracking DFR via Quad View has less GPU consumption then HP Reverb G2. So it can run 72Hz without Motion Reprojection or Smart Smoothing. No stutter and no Ghost image over 50FPS even it can not steady lock at 72 FPS. As you see my flight record, 3090 can handle steady 72FPS at 80~90% usage, But FPS drop below 60FPS not because GPU power, but for low CPU rendering. DCS needs more powerfull multi-thread rendering like Vulkan API. Anyway, It is Crystal Clear!!! 10700K, 32G RAM, RTX3090 VKB Gunfighter Pro Stick, T-Rudder, Warthog Throttle