Pico 4 - Recording test 2

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Here is the second recording test with my Pico 4.

https://youtu.be/SvvZSbLutEA

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This time I chose to fly to a place that we “all know”, namely LOWI. Various clouds, to create different light conditions, and combined visuals (even with interior details). A bit of action, in short.

What do you think?

Again, the result is excellent. I reiterate that I see nothing inferior to a Reverb G2, with the following added advantages:

Wider FOV

Huge sweet spot (at least 70% view)

No cables

Right now, I’m leaning toward the Pico 4 - but I’m not done yet, now the “durability” test awaits me, i.e. a stage of my World Tour. I want to see how the device holds up to two hours of use, especially as regards the stability in the wireless connection. I also want to try a glass cockpit aircraft (already done, but quickly).

I leave the specifics, unchanged from the first video.

Virtual Desktop - wireless connection - Godlike mode

SteamVR @ 192%

OpenXR Toolkit 4468x4468, NIS upscaling, FOV preset

Recording/streaming setup: LittleNavMap, FlyLiveStudio overlay, webcam. OBS with CBR/5000 kpbs bitrate

PC: 13900kf + 4090

Game: 100% render scale, DLSS Balanced, Ultra presets except Contact Shadows, Occlusion and Raymarched Reflections (Low)

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Hi mate, what’s your FPS like?

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It’s basically capped at 45 by ASW, resulting in 90 in the headset. Over places like NY or similar it can go down to 35 or similar, sometimes.

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Any tests with airliners like the fenix, pmdg etc ?

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https://youtu.be/6hmmw004RKg

Here’s the A310. Globally speaking it’s a little less smooth, but it’s barely noticeable.

Cockpit panels are mostly readable (I use DLSS Balanced).