Low FPS with high specs

[Shreff]

Hi,
My specs are: RTX 2070, i7 8700k, 16 gigabytes of RAM. I use an HTC Vive. I also kept the game at 100% supersampling.
When i play vrchat, i mainly run 30-45 frames. This very quickly gives me a headache. Does anyone know why my fps is so low? I want to enjoy this game but its hard to when you are nauseous from low fps.

Edit: I usually run the game well if I am in a game by myself. Once I join lobbys with other people in them, it starts getting choppy.

[Gapitbull]

The headaches are something ur going to have to get used to, ur basically playing on the first major vr headset, i also have the htc vive and the same happens to me but over time i got used to the game being like that and i no longer get headaches

[QP]

Because VRChat content is almost entirely user created, many world creators or avatar makers just don't really care how optimized their stuff is, so when many of them are crammed into one room (like the Pug), it can lead to FPS drops. Sometimes, things are so unoptimized that you get FPS drops right away, even in a world alone or in a low-populated world with a few unoptimized avatars.

You can, however, adjust your security settings now to automatically "block" everyone with a "very poor" optimized avatar. And if that doesn't work, you can bump it up to "poor" or less. The amount of frames you can gain from doing so is often quite staggering. If this doesn't work for you ("I want to see everyone's avatar, even the ones killing my system!"), then you can also block avatars on a case-by-case basis by pointing at the user, selecting them, and blocking them from the menu. When you open your thumb-menu, a little icon appears above the nametags of people. Look for those users who have an orange ! dot there. Those are the ones that are unoptimized and hogging your resources.

You can also turn off dynamic bones if the users use a certain amount of dynamic bone checks, which greatly improves performance...but then you don't see wavy hair or jiggly boobs.

And of course, avoiding highly populated worlds is also an option. If you've got 40 people in a single world, that's quite a load on your computer, especially if it's 40 people all constantly changing avatars constantly.

There are other ways to shave FPS off, like adjusting the size of the VRChat window that appears on your desktop and putting it in low graphics mode, since you don't see it anyway, but you only gain a few frames compared to the above fix.

Of course, none of the above fixes work if you're simply in an unoptimized world. And some worlds just lag like crazy. You'll just have to avoid those worlds.

[Shreff]

引用自 QP：

Because VRChat content is almost entirely user created, many world creators or avatar makers just don't really care how optimized their stuff is, so when many of them are crammed into one room (like the Pug), it can lead to FPS drops. Sometimes, things are so unoptimized that you get FPS drops right away, even in a world alone or in a low-populated world with a few unoptimized avatars.

You can, however, adjust your security settings now to automatically "block" everyone with a "very poor" optimized avatar. And if that doesn't work, you can bump it up to "poor" or less. The amount of frames you can gain from doing so is often quite staggering. If this doesn't work for you ("I want to see everyone's avatar, even the ones killing my system!"), then you can also block avatars on a case-by-case basis by pointing at the user, selecting them, and blocking them from the menu. When you open your thumb-menu, a little icon appears above the nametags of people. Look for those users who have an orange ! dot there. Those are the ones that are unoptimized and hogging your resources.

You can also turn off dynamic bones if the users use a certain amount of dynamic bone checks, which greatly improves performance...but then you don't see wavy hair or jiggly boobs.

And of course, avoiding highly populated worlds is also an option. If you've got 40 people in a single world, that's quite a load on your computer, especially if it's 40 people all constantly changing avatars constantly.

There are other ways to shave FPS off, like adjusting the size of the VRChat window that appears on your desktop and putting it in low graphics mode, since you don't see it anyway, but you only gain a few frames compared to the above fix.

Of course, none of the above fixes work if you're simply in an unoptimized world. And some worlds just lag like crazy. You'll just have to avoid those worlds.

Thank you I'll try all of these

[ShyviaAngel]

almost same composant i had a 1050 ti before runing fine 90 fps with my personal avatar just upgraded to an 2070 super and now all of sudden i cant use my personal avatar without being under 40 fps
i7 8700k 2070 super 48 gb of ram