Pimax Play 1.40.1

Our latest Pimax Play is out and brings fixes, improvements and new features, such the controller callibration, and the option to pin virtual windows in VR. This is helpful for instance if you are doing setups for iRacing and want to keep the setup PDF open. Or a plane guide for DCS. Or you just want to keep open Discord while you play VRChat.

You can download Pimax Play 1.40.1 here:

Full patch notes:

I. New Features & Optimizations:

  • Added multi-window support.

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  • Added controller calibration feature.

  • Optimized Smart Smoothing feature.

  • Improved interaction experience in room settings.


II. Bug Fixes:
1. Crystal Super & Crystal Light:

  • Improved headset connection stability.

  • Enhanced tracking stability.

  • Improved controller stability during shooting scenarios.

  • Increased stability in scenarios with dual-controller occlusion.

  • Fixed drift and jitter issues in flashing light environments.

  • Resolved occasional screen tilt issues during tracking.

  • Fixed rare freezing issues during firmware updates.

2. OG Crystal:

  • Fixed occasional failure of eye tracking functionality.

III. Firmware Updates:

1. Crystal Super Firmware V1.0.7:

  • Resolved several known issues.

2. Crystal Light Firmware V1.0.17:

  • Resolved several known issues.

We’re happy to receive any feedback or compatability issues below.

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Hello,
I love the Pin feature, sadly we can’t resize small enough to be usable for me.
Would be great to allow to resize smaller.

Other thing, previous version when switching from game to dashboard, if we had desktop open it was re-oppened automatically which was GREAT.
Now it doesn’t it keeps only the pinned one.

CPU 9800X3D - 4090 - Pimax Crystal Light
Win 11

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Why is pi_server.exe consuming so much CPU and memory when the headset is idle? I have a 9800x3D with 32GB Ram and between 12-23% is used by pi_server.exe process.

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Two recommendations offered by other users

Uninstall Pimax play (make sure to delete Pimax system folders afterwards) and install it again.

Check to see if Pimax home is switched on in Pimax Play, try trying off.

If that fails reach out to support

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That’s a bizarre solution. The more steps there are, the greater likelihood of something going wrong.
That said, 23% idle is a TREMENDOUS amount of overhead for a process, and should be corrected immediately.

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The first suggestion was that the installation had become corrupted causing excessive system resource allocation

The second suggestion comes from users who mentioned that Pimax home environment is “live” (requiring resources) even when the headset is off.

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