What do you race on most in terms of screen format?

[idontgetoutmuch]

Started with VR in 2014 when I took a punt on a DK2 .
Within 1 month sold my triples and never looked back.
Fast forward now a HP G2.

My guilty pleasure outside of VR is trackir5 with GPL rocking a massive 35.89 FPS on a single
screen ;-)

 

[Racedriver_K]

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The screenshot looks very nice with helmet view dirt and DOF. Is it Iracing?

 

[daykrolik]

VR. The "new" Meta Quest 3 is a big improvement over the Rift S. Decent FPS and the proper settings minimize the risk of motion sickness.

 

[haramont]

The screenshot looks very nice with helmet view dirt and DOF. Is it Iracing?

F1 codemasters but exactly the same visuals on AC, immersive above all, precision and detail come next. Pleasure first

 

[Jiltjes]

F1 codemasters but exactly the same visuals on AC, immersive above all, precision and detail come next. Pleasure first

Which apps do you use? I know the visor app, but how do you get it blurry, out of focus?

 

[KSR Motorsports]

I had to choose between triples and VR for the survey (chose triples) but having both options makes me feel kinda spoiled ;-)

Love the immersion of VR and after ditching Steam VR for the MUCH better OpenXr / OpenComposite route it´s as stunning as it can be.

Having said that though I still have as much or more fun in my cockpit surrounded by buttons, shifters, gadgets, flagboxes, huesync lighting, cockpit ventilation and on and on.

Is no "right way" to have fun. As long as your havin fun it´s.....right.

 

[Eric Diaz]

Single monitor. 2560x1440.

 

[AndyC709292]

65" 4K TV.

FOV police would have me strung up, but it works for me mostly.

 

[Bjorn Narinx]

1280X720P resolution on all simracing games

That’s 16:9

 

[ykksm]

1920x1200

 

[PFKnone]

1080p projector on custom built curved screen 140"

 

[AkulRacing]

ROG Zephyrus 2560*1600 16:10

 

[Lucio Distilleri]

18 % at the moment for VR, I hope that the people believing VR is around 2% are watching the poll results.
For overall gaming VR is not popular, but for SIM racing it is a match made in heaven.
Close to 20% is certainly not a market share to ignore for developers.

2% of players does not mean 2% of simdrivers
is like taking a survey about the percentage of players who have a steering wheel, it will be very low, but if you ask a simdriver community it will be close to 100%
so I think the 2% stated by steam is a realistic estimate (hopefully it will increase)

 

[Alex72]

Triples gang represent! 8)

 

[Ho3n3r]

21:9 ultrawide 1080p.
I would love to race on VR - in fact, I had a Quest 2 at one stage - but that lasted about 2 weeks before I got tired of all the faff just to get it going every time I wanna do a casual race, so I sold it.

Once it mature and becomes more "plug and play" and the better lenses become more budget consumer friendly, I will try it again, because the immersion is great, but at the moment I can live with what I have.

I would prefer a 32:9 screen, actually - but that's way out of my reach at the moment.

 

[Cote Dazur]

so I think the 2% stated by steam is a realistic estimate (hopefully it will increase

It is irrelevant if used in the context of justifying développer not offering VR in a SiM. Based on total steam player using a wheel, they might as well not offer wheel support either.
SIM niche market, as demonstrated here, is played in VR by 19% of interested user, end of the story.

 

[haramont]

Which apps do you use? I know the visor app, but how do you get it blurry, out of focus?

Reshade 5.2.2 Unofficial

The unofficial version prevents the software from blocking DOF (CinematicDOF) effects due to high telemetry network traffic. If you're using a standard edition, the DOF effect is disabled if telemetry is active. I don't know why, but it probably increases the CPU's workload considerably. Note that for the F1 Codemasters series, in cockpit view, the configuration parameter in "settings-->camera options-->near clip plane" will also affect the DOF settings.

If you add the helmet visor in the foreground, this gives you 3 different levels of depth for a striking effect.

 

[haramont]

21:9 ultrawide 1080p.
I would love to race on VR - in fact, I had a Quest 2 at one stage - but that lasted about 2 weeks before I got tired of all the faff just to get it going every time I wanna do a casual race, so I sold it.

It's exactly what you're explaining that's holding me back from buying a VR headset. As I'm a bit of a perfectionist, I'm afraid I'll spend more time tweaking and optimizing the game's views and ergonomics than actually driving it. Approximately how long does it take to install and then regularly start a race with VR? (I don't know if this question makes sense)

 

[G-Slev]

Single, 4K 55" OLED TV @ 120Hz

Just out of interest, how do you find this setup? I have broken my 34 inch ultrawide and I am considering whether to buy another one or go for a 55" 144hz tv.

 

[Durge Driven]

I like a large monitor