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Is Quest 2 Locked At 60Fps At 120Hz Better Than 72Hz Or 90Hz?

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Oculus Quest 2 to Support 120Hz Refresh Rate

There isn’t a universal answer; this depends on your preferences. 60fps rendering will mean that objects will be rendered/“moved“ at a different rate than the environment. Some people

Should I be setting my Hz at a lower rate?

Quest 2 120hz on PC overlooked by most publications upvotes Oculus just pushed the 72hz locked beta to release, now you cannot use 90hz on a Quest 2 upvotes

As 120hz+ adoption picks up, I can only imagine windows will eventually start asking your preference upon connection. Reply reply more reply More replies More replies More replies

Quest 2 no longer provides 120Hz (in standalone) after recent update Question/Support So, i just updated to the most recent Quest 2 Firmware and noticed immediately (after restarting the

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With v-sync and over 60 FPS, 120hz can be better, but can be worse in ways. The higher the FPS, the more it is better. Without v-sync, 120hz is always better.

So there is ATW which is another form of reprojection. This is used when you mostly make frame rate but miss it now and then. The game is still trying to make 120fps but when it doesn’t finish

While the Switch 2 shuns HDMI 2.1’s 4K 120 FPS bandwidth, its embrace of VRR means micro-stutters almost disappear on displays supporting 48-120 Hz adaptive ranges. If

Help: In VR, (Quest 2), my FPS locked at 60FPS solid, only when Sol post processing is activated. Technical Help My PC holds a steady 60fps in VR but refuses to go higher only while

Is Quest 2 locked at 60fps at 120hz better than 72hz or 90hz?

My Quest 2 is stuck at 72 Hz despite setting it to 80 Hz or 90 Hz in the Oculus PC app. Friday night I used it for about 4 hours and it was running at 90 Hz without any problem.

Making 120Hz a default on Quest 2 is probably a no-brainer, as it’ll save players from having to seek the experimental option out within settings. It also means apps won’t jump

My experience is that 60hz has massive flicker and is headache and nausea inducing, 72hz is fine and playable except for very fast movements. 90hz is an improvement, but not earth

It’s much better to recommend what maybe an overly conservative low setting and then allow the user to turn it up rather than to recommend a higher setting that may not provide a perfect

Hey guys,I was wondering if you could tell me if 60fps on a 60hz display is better than having 60fps on a 120hz display? Jump to content . Everywhere; This Forum; This Topic;

Go into the game and select 60, 72, 80, and 90. If you cannot tell the difference (and there are many who can’t), then I recommend running the game or the system at 72hz rather than 90hz

With the Quest 2 (using cable oculus link), I ended up almost maxing-out the resolution slider in the Oculus app (one or two notches below), and setting the refresh rate of

Oculus Quest 2 is getting a faster default refresh rate

When I use Quest Link with SteamVR on my Quest 2, the refresh rate is stuck to 72 Hz. I am using a wired link directly to my PC. Is there a way to change that to 90 Hz or 120

I think resolution scale is more important than refresh rate. I just bought a 7900xt and I run my Quest 2 at 80hz and the resolution scale almost maxed out.

One of Oculus Quest 2‘s biggest features is its increased refresh rate, with the ability to run content at 90Hz over the original Quest’s 72Hz. However, the feature is not

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Upgraded my rig and having an issue with framerate in steam VR. 7900 xtx / 5800x3d and did a fresh install of windows 11. In steam VR settings it only gives me one option

Activating 120 Hz as the default for stand-alone VR headsets lacks any common sense. The difference between 72 hz and 120 hz will hardly be noticed by 95% of normal gamers, unless

Hi folks – I’m running a tuned 7800X3D+4090 setup, and can get a “stable” 72Hz on my Quest 3 (good weather) in MSFS VR mode. I was curious what other people prefer –

set your display to run at 60hz and give running the index at 90hz and 120hz. use a game like beatsaber so you can ignore any performance issues and focus on this configuration and

So I have been testing 120hz on my quest 2, and here is a list of titles which work. These are a list of titles which work, but you will need to follow these steps to have 120hz enabled. I will create

Nothing bad would happen, and it should still feel slightly better since it’s 120hz, even if it is 60fps. Originally posted by OLDMAN: you can get the answer with google, capping

I’ve seen people around the internet complain that their PCs will only squeeze out 60fps for their game. 60HZ users would be happy, but why are Skip to main content. Open menu Open