AFS4 and Meta Quest 3 VR is working great

    Hi, I am back to fly in VR, had updated all PC drives, Nvidia driver, etc, and installed latest Meta software and Virtual Desktop.

    Aerofly FS4 in VR is working amazing now, like I never had seen it before. First time I have mostly perfect smooth flights in VR.

    Have you experienced something similar with actual version of the sim and software drivers?

    I am having a very good experience in VR in all the sims now, I am sure it is related to drivers and software improvement, but what it distinguishes AFS4 is the perception of really seen 72fps in the view when using 72Hz, in this point it win over all the others.

    Best regards, Juan

    Edited once, last by Jugac64 (September 1, 2025 at 4:52 PM).

  • Jugac64 August 31, 2025 at 11:57 AM

    Changed the title of the thread from “Meta Quest 3 VR is working great” to “AFS4 and Meta Quest 3 VR is working great”.

    Hi Juan,

    Unfortunately, I can't provide you with any information on this, as I don't fly in VR mode. The only information regarding the card is that the SIM runs like clockwork with the latest 581.15 driver.

    Aside from the JFK one, among others, where I've experienced a significant drop in FPS, or have to adjust the settings to medium to run at 60 FPS, for the rest, overall, I'm running an average of 120 to 140 FPS with a fluidity unlike any other current simulator. As for my card, it's a 3070Ti and a 12th generation processor, which isn't the latest either. But for now, I'm not going to complain.


    I hope someone else can share more information about your topic.

    Have a nice day!

    "For better or for worse" ;)

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    Regards, Pascal

    Thank you for bringing up the topic. I was actually preparing to create a new thread but now I can post here.


    On contrary, my recent experience with VR is very poor. There are frequent jitters, especially when I rotate my head. I earlier found that turning off the high-quality anti-aliasing solved this problem but after a relaunch the jitters happen again.

    I’m using Quest 3s with a thunderbolt 4 link cable. My GPU is RTX 3080Ti laptop, not quite powerful but should be able to handle Aerofly at the Quest 3s resolution smoothly (I tried to reduce the graphics settings, no changes). All drivers are up-to-date.

    I’m curious if anyone had similar experience and knows a solution? Thanks.

    Hi W.B., does the sim run well in your laptop with all the parameters at the maximum? What workload do you have under this setting? I have seen that in VR you can increase this easy 1.5 to 3 times, depending on the program. A laptop I think is not recommendable for VR, permanent heat could damage it.

    Best regards, Juan

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    Hi W.B., does the sim run well in your laptop with all the parameters at the maximum? What workload do you have under this setting? I have seen that in VR you can increase this easy 1.5 to 3 times, depending on the program. A laptop I think is not recommendable for VR, permanent heat could damage it.

    Hi, thanks for the reply. I don’t think it’s due to the performance of my laptop. Previously I usually run Aerofly on a 2K monitor in all ultra settings and it is getting 100 fps+. Quest 3s has a resolution lower than 2K and my hardware should be able to handle it well. I also tried to lower the graphics setting but the jitter is still there. I did have a smooth experience after I turned off the high quality anti-aliasing for the first time but the jitter occurs again after I relaunch it another day. So I suspect it is due to a software issue.

    Are you using any software for monitoring your pc hardware? when I fly in VR, I always open in the second monitor:

    OCBASE.com

    For getting satisfactory VR results, I have been tweaking my PC for a long time, it is really not a plug and play thing.

    Start watching your PC performance when you fly in VR, and then take actions accordingly.

    Best regards, Juan

    Edited once, last by Jugac64 (September 8, 2025 at 3:29 PM).