One thing you can try, in the Adrenaline software, somewhere, there is a option to clear the shader cache, maybe try this and see what happens, the first few times you play a game after clearing the cache, it might have stutters until it re-writes the new shaders to the new cache, after that, it should be smooth. PS: also make sure your Oculus PC software is V28 and same with the Quest-2 itself (V28), there was some serious issues with V27 with the Quest-2. I hope you can find joy soon but I do understand your frustration. Also, are your stutters in just one game or in general, the problem with VR is there are many games out there that are poorly optimized so no matter how good your hardware is, the game is just badly coded. I am not having the problems you are describing, everything here is running nice and smooth. I'm running a XFX branded 6900xt (reference model), 5600x on a Aorus Elite Wifi motherboard, 32 gigs of 3200mhz ram, with a Kingston Nvme boot drive.
This had installed on mine and I uninstalled it tight away, saw this on a YT video.
#Virtual desktop frame drops update
Also Motherboard BIOS since AMD seems to be working on the micro code a lot.Īlso, there was one Windows 10 update recently that was very buggy, check your Windows 10 updates and see if " KB5001330" was installed, if so.
If you are using a AMD CPU, with a X570 motherboard, have you recently updated the "Chipset" drivers.
That is odd especially with 21.2.3 drivers.
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