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Post by Rune on Aug 12, 2023 21:51:06 GMT
For the fun of it, here goes - and I really tried to stand the exact same place every time (within millimeters) - but you have to walk a few meters/feet and restart the app every time you change res - I chose a distance of 3 meters, so this is not close (the images below correspond nicely with the images seen through the lenses - Index does not have issues clearly showing up to 1820x1820 pixels, which was the largest image size sent to the lenses - image quality may even be slightly sharper in the hmd as two images are combined into one by the brain): Index res 100% (9 mill pixels) Index res 200% (18 mill pixels) Index res 300% (27 mill pixels) Index res 400% (36 mill pixels) Index res 500% (45 mill pixels)
For the size of the screenshots I got: Index res 100% = 1137 x 1137 pixels Index res 200% = 1604 x 1604 pixels Index res 300% = 1820 x 1820 pixels Index res 400% = 1820 x 1820 pixels Index res 500% = 1820 x 1820 pixels Image size in pixels seems maxed in this app at res 300% - but in Wolfenstein Cyberpilot res 500% is like 2250 x 2250 pixels. Maybe different apps gain differently from super-sampling. That said there is a noticeable difference between res 300%, 400% and 500% in the above images. The impact of going from res 100% to res 200% clearly is the most profound - I really never use the blurry Index res 100%. Limiting image sizes to 1820x1820 may indicate that this app limits images to a res close to the panel res (1440x1600).
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Post by Rune on Aug 14, 2023 7:38:29 GMT
Btw, this is the spot (3 meters distance - about 10 feet) where I'm standing when testing res 100% - 500%: For the previous images (first post) I just cut out the section with the numbers and letters to show the differences. My GTX 1080 was tanking when reaching about res 200% in this app - but with RTX 3090 I get solid 80 fps in res 500% - must be the vram... The image in this post was captured using Index res 500%.
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