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Cheers Dale, that makes sense. 72 is a strange refresh rate. Anyway, glad it’s all sorted.

It my be that the refresh rate on the hardware has been updated by firmware since they were originally released, but yes, as far as possible always try and match the hardware rate (or a factor of it)

Hi Nigel, the 90Hz is the native refresh rate for your VR headset as published in their specs and this is what should be used. I don’t know who’s recommending 72Hz, or maybe it’s old info, but it’s certainly not the current recommendation.

The refresh rate should always be set to thd nativ Ed refresh rate of the monitor (or in your case VR headset). The native refresh rate of the Q2 is 90Hz. If it was affecting your performance in a negative way, you could try running it at 45Hz if possible. I don’t have VR of Xplane, but this is just...

I thought Max was robbed tbh. And Hamilton got away with falling way behind on the parade lap for the second start (he's supposed to stay within 10 car lengths. Its seems that Hamilton can do no wrong. I don't think Charlie Whiting would have put up with any of this carry on.

That seems odd Nigel. Could you do me a favour out of interest and see if you can slight it down to 60 to see if there is an improvement again? My only guess is that 90 is a multiple of some sort of default refresh rate which its easier for the card to drive than 80.... scratch that, just read that ...

Very happy birthday Graham! Hope you have a great day

Tomliner wrote: ↑05 Dec 2021, 21:51

Quite fancy this…

Yes Ben but what if it was from a 737? EricT

Well it would be one less in the air Eric, so every cloud and all that.

Quite fancy this…

https://aeropods.ie/

Happy birthday Andy, hope you’re keeping well