I’ve had my index for a year or two now, I’ve got both desktop and my beefy AF laptop that I play it on, but both are still super janky. The laptop is actually better for it believe it or not but I still get some hiccups here and there.

I know my bottleneck on the desktop is my GPU, CPU is ready for anything I can pair it with, what’s a good one that will never let me see a frame drop again?

Come on I know you guys have suggestions

Edit: since you’re all asking here’s a list I made some time ago with most of my parts

Ignore the storage you see, i have like 2nvme drives and several SSD’s that I didn’t list

  • PP_GIRL_@lemmy.world
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    9 months ago

    System specs? What GPU are you running right now and what’s your budget for an upgrade? I was able to run my Index at medium settings off my 1080 a couple years ago. Haven’t even touched my headset since upgrading to a 3090 this year though

    • fuckwit_mcbumcrumble@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      9 months ago

      CPU can also play a big roll even when you have a weak GPU. Frame time spikes are generally more from your CPU, and frame time spikes can make VR pretty rough. And even with an older GPU (GTX 1080) I saw quite the uplift in 1% lows going from a 3700x to a 5800x3D.

      Also don’t buy an rtx 4090 if you’ve got like a ryzen 1600x, that’d just be stupid.

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    9 months ago

    None.

    You can go out and buy the latest beefy card and within months games will be released that demand more than it can provide. You can try playing last gen games on current hardware to avoid fps losses. But if you want to play the latest releases, you’re better off limiting graphical settings to allow good fps.

    But in this instance post your specs and what you are trying to run and people here can provide suggestions. But you will eventually see fps drops anyways; that and a lot of games are poorly optimised which results in loss despite bonkers hardware.