openvr_fsr VS dlss-swapper

I turned down the resolution in steam and now it works a little better. I tried the openvr FSR patch https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr but it makes the hud quite grany.

For anyone playing on PC with this mod, be sure to try out openvr_fsr for upscaling (https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr). Made a huge difference in framerate compared to my first playthrough.

You can download it here.

So I have a new mod installed called "Durability VR" where items can be broken or destroyed. Well the weapon on my right shoulder was broken so I could not equip even tho I could see it when I went into selfie mode via vrik. So I had to drop the broken weapon( and pick it up to add it to my inventory so I can later repair ) but I could not equip the item because it was broken . No conflicting mods at all lol . On a side note I installed https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr and it increased the hell out of my fps as well as the overall quality/clarity of my game .

It’s a pcvr mod that adds fsr support to most openvr games: https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr

I refer to this https://github.com/fholger/openvr_fsr

So after the update I've noticed that there's not much of a difference in performance vs previous update and I noticed some ghosting on distant objects etc. It turned out DLSS file in the game folder haven't changed and it's version was 3.1.1.I've used ol' reliable DLSS swapper to swap DLSS file to 3.5 manually. Also I've updated DLSS file responsible for frame generation (you can get one here , Techpowerup link).

For older DLSS implementations you'd want to use something like DLSS swapper. Imo anything 2.5.1 .dll or newer is fine but lots of games use versions that are older and have a forced sharpening filter that actually blurs the image and can cause ringing artifacts.

Try using DLSS Swapper.

You can also download this.

DLSS Swapper will tell you what versions you have for each game and easily swap them out.