REFramework VS vrperfkit

Yeah the VR mode is unfortunately exclusive to PlayStation. There is a VR mod for older RE games, but it doesn’t support RE4.

Good catch! Praydog has a released mod for this https://github.com/praydog/REFramework

Resident Evil

Here is more info about the mod and how to install it, though the mod version linked there is outdated. Here you can find the most recent version that supports upscaling.

Who ever is interested: Releases · praydog/REFramework (github.com) And here is how to install it (works the same way with both games) How to install Resident Evil 2 and 3 VR mods in 2 minutes [TUTORIAL] - YouTube

This is the github for his currently released mods https://github.com/praydog/REFramework, which is the resident evil games, dmc5, street fighter 6 and monster hunter, which is what you probably already found. The mods are in the releases section.

Creator Praydog has just released a new version (1.5.1) that adds official support for Street Fighter 6 and Resident Evil 4. To install the Street Fighter 6 VR mod, just download the RE Framework for the game, extract the downloaded file into the game folder, and make sure to have SteamVR (or OpenXR on a supported headset) installed.game master

VR Performance Toolkit https://github.com/fholger/vrperfkit

Releases · fholger/vrperfkit (github.com)

VR Performance Toolkit; like getting a PC upgrade for free! Fantastic FPS boost in games!

Dowoad and install (by simply placing some files in the root iracing folder) this vr performance kit - https://github.com/fholger/vrperfkit

I tried for weeks to get and understand how to get foveated rendering in Dirt rally and asetto corsa working. And I ended up with something, but it must have made less than 2% difference, so I think I did something wrong lol(AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH)! I tried using https://github.com/fholger/vrperfkit

Anyone know if the VR performance toolkit works with this game? https://github.com/fholger/vrperfkit

Exact settings would depend on the headset you're using and the resolution you're planning on running your games at, but you shouldn't have any problems at all running most, if not all modern VR titles. Pair vrperfkit with anything you experience dips in, and you'll be golden.

Heya! Honestly everyones PC is different, so the settings are really gonna be something you gotta mess with, and dont forget there are 3rd party tools to help with FPS like VrPerfKit I myself used this and multiple others in the community have as well.