Hey Martin,
could you maybe do some video on comparing different laundry modes, when laundering the Pimax 5K+ and the 8K ?
I already know the headsets aren’t fogging up very much, the Pimax engineers were doing a great job there, but since i’m doing my laundry mostly between 60°C ~ 90°C using colour pearls and sometimes a little softener or even bleach, i thought maybe you could do a little comparison video on how you launder your headsets and if there is anything new to the headset behaviour when comparing laundering the Pimax to that of the Vive and Rift. Is the FOV maybe shrinking when using cold rinse temperatures, or is there anything washing out, maybe the colours. I really hope the colours of the 5K+ don’t get colder, when using bleach. And i’m even a little afraid using any softener on the 8K. Might go badly, and i don’t wanna do something really stupid. We’ve all been waiting so long for the headsets, so if i wash mine before first use, i wanna do everything right, if you know what i mean.
So i’d really appreciate it, if you could give us some insights on laundering your Pimax.
Yea if all used vrworks now then all games would be playable, but you can’t really expect older games not in development to support vrworks.
From what it seems optimisations are, and will be better now going forwards with variable lens shading being a comparably easy addition to implement. But for indie games it all hangs on unity and unreal to implement those such that they are easy to add.
My car died last weekend so I had to cancel my gaming x trio 2080ti pre-order. In hindsight the delay and more delay of the card is for me pretty fuckin’ awesome right now. That’s 1400€ towards a new car instead of a new card. Yeah, I’ll just call it destiny. Thankful.
This thread addresses the upgrade from a 1080Ti to a 2080Ti. If I had a 1080Ti I’m not sure which way I would go. But I have a 1070 and I assume the answer of an upgrade falls within this range:
What are you a moron, or course you need to upgrade to a 2080Ti?
Go with a 1080Ti instead and save money, limit your game selection and settings.
Stick with the 1070 and with a few additions your Pimax will make a great floral arrangement.
If you are on a budget like most of us and you don’t mind buying second hand graphics cards I would go fo 1080ti . I am keeping mine for the time being as the 2080ti cards are just too damn expensive at the moment.
Good review, as expected, I would like to see how different the performance btw the two cards are at the higher FOV and, perhaps more importantly, how the performance is at cards that aren’t as heavily OC’d. I think most of us won’t be hitting the sizable OC numbers you manage (especially anyone with just a founders edition). Thanks
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…I have a 1070 and I assume the answer of an upgrade falls within this range:
What are you a moron, or course you need to upgrade to a 2080Ti?
Go with a 1080Ti instead and save money, limit your game selection and settings.
Stick with the 1070 and with a few additions your Pimax will make a great floral arrangement.[/quote]
or 4. Get a 2080 non-Ti. It’s not much more expensive than a 1080 Ti, but is slightly faster, with the possibility to be MUCH faster, if a game uses the special VR extensions.
I’m in a similar situation; I have a 980Ti and will probably go for option 1 or 4.
