Looking for the best graphics settings to play RaceRoom in VR?
As you can imagine, having the proper VR settings can make a pretty big difference to your overall VR experience as well as lap time performance.
Not only will you be able to be more precise on your driving but you’ll so make less mistakes thanks to the added immersion.
In order to find the best VR settings for RaceRoom, you’ll want to make sure that you’re running the latest version of the game as well as have a powerful enough graphics card.
Once you’ve done that, you can begin tweaking the in-game settings to find what works best for you.
Generally speaking, you’ll want to start by reducing to zero (or off) some minor settings like motion smoothing or supersampling filtering.
That’s because they’ll help you keep the FPS as high as possible without sacrificing too much in terms of image quality.
Once you’re happy with those settings, you can move on to the more advanced options like rendering quality, field of view, and more.
Of course, every player is different so it’s ultimately up to you to experiment with the settings and find what works best for you.
So without further ado let’s dive into them.
Steam VR settings
Before changing our in-game settings we’ll have to make sure our STeam VR settings are set properly in order to avoid bad graphics and glitches.
Our recommended Steam VR settings for RaceRoom are:
- Refresh Rate = 90 Hz
- Motion Smoothing = Off
- Render Resolution = Custom
- Resolution Per Eye = 3164 x 3096
- Fade to Grip on app hang = On
- Advanced supersampling Filtering = Off
- Overlay render Quality = Medium
- Pause VR when headset is idle = On
- Motion Smoothing = Disabled
- Custom resolution multiplier = 2644 x 2588 (70%)
- Field of View = 100%
- Override world scale = Off
Once we’re done with our Steam VR settings we can now move on to the in-gameRaceRoom settings.
In-game RaceRoom Settings
Now that we have our Steam VR settings configured, it’s time to take a look at the in-game graphics settings for RaceRoom.
These are extremely important to set right since they will have a big impact on both your image quality as well as your FPS.
Our recommended VR in-game settigns for RaceRoom are:
- Graphics level = Custom settings
- Car reflection quality = Simple cube map
- Car shadows = Off
- Contact shadows = 30
- Shadow split = Off
- Car texture quality = Medium
- Rear view mirror quality = Low
- Visible cars = 30
- Car LOD distance settings = Low
- Shader quality = Low
- Particle detail = Low
- Track level of detail = Medium
- Track animations = Off
- Track texture quality = Low
- Shadows = Off
- Tiremarks = Off
- Spectacular = Off
- Multi-sampling = 4 x AA
- FXAA = Off
- Bloom = Off
- Motion Blur = Off
- Motion blur quality = Low
- Lightshafts = Off
- Lens effects = Off
- Depth of field = Off
So as you can see we’ll want to turn off all those settings that are not necessary and set the rest of them to low or medium.
Doing so will help us achieve a good balance between image quality and performance.
Keep in mind that you can always experiment with these settings and find what works best for you.
Conclusion
So here were our recommended RaceRoom VR settings for the best possible experience.
Remember that you can always tweak these settings to experiment with what you prefer the most.
Hope that helped, see you on track! 🙂
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