Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
3D/HSBS: youtube.com/watch?v=vUsgxBMUaFc
Fallout 4 VR Let's Play
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7wZ82bhoGB6A1clO7ikdmLtS08rWQCtY
Specs
Quest 3 / Virtual Desktop "High" / SSW Enabled*
2496x2592 per eye (4992x2592) 120Hz
RTX 4080
AMD 9950X @ 5.5GHz
32GB DDR5 @6000 MHz
*Enabling Synchronous Spacewarp was not intentional
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Apologies for the choppy video
00:43 Vitrual Desktop Synchronous Spacewarp
01:36 Returning to the Commonwealth
02:09 Virgil
03:36 Returning to Far Harbor
04:34 My experience with FRIK
05:53 Strange graphical issue
06:21 Acadia
07:49 Adjusting game voice volume
08:11 Listening to Dima's plans
10:11 Confronting Dima
13:06 Kasumi's take
14:14 Going to Old Pond House
16:22 Going to The Nucleus
18:47 The Nucleus
20:13 Covert infiltration
24:24 Command Center
25:27 Memory 0V-9AX0
28:11 Memory 0J-2NN8
31:25 Memory 0H-3X0P
34:19 Memory 0Z-7A4K
36:48 Memory 0Y-8K7D
42:13 2026 Nucleus-Far Harbor Peace Summit
43:58 Forced conclusion
While running and recording Fallout 4 VR has never been a problem for me, today's video is different, as I accidentally left Virtual Desktop's Synchronous Spacewarp to "Always Enabled" and this resulted in the game running at 60fps but worse yet, the SteamVR Display VR view that I use to record was mirroring at half that rate: 30fps in addition to dropping way more frames than usual. This resulted in a pretty rough video, but it's got some great moments in it so I've decided to publish it anyway. The video has been interpolated to 60 frames per second, but a lot of the stutter remains visible. Apologies for the subpar video.
3D/HSBS: youtube.com/watch?v=vUsgxBMUaFc
Fallout 4 VR Let's Play
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7wZ82bhoGB6A1clO7ikdmLtS08rWQCtY
Specs
Quest 3 / Virtual Desktop "High" / SSW Enabled*
2496x2592 per eye (4992x2592) 120Hz
RTX 4080
AMD 9950X @ 5.5GHz
32GB DDR5 @6000 MHz
*Enabling Synchronous Spacewarp was not intentional
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Apologies for the choppy video
00:43 Vitrual Desktop Synchronous Spacewarp
01:36 Returning to the Commonwealth
02:09 Virgil
03:36 Returning to Far Harbor
04:34 My experience with FRIK
05:53 Strange graphical issue
06:21 Acadia
07:49 Adjusting game voice volume
08:11 Listening to Dima's plans
10:11 Confronting Dima
13:06 Kasumi's take
14:14 Going to Old Pond House
16:22 Going to The Nucleus
18:47 The Nucleus
20:13 Covert infiltration
24:24 Command Center
25:27 Memory 0V-9AX0
28:11 Memory 0J-2NN8
31:25 Memory 0H-3X0P
34:19 Memory 0Z-7A4K
36:48 Memory 0Y-8K7D
42:13 2026 Nucleus-Far Harbor Peace Summit
43:58 Forced conclusion
While running and recording Fallout 4 VR has never been a problem for me, today's video is different, as I accidentally left Virtual Desktop's Synchronous Spacewarp to "Always Enabled" and this resulted in the game running at 60fps but worse yet, the SteamVR Display VR view that I use to record was mirroring at half that rate: 30fps in addition to dropping way more frames than usual. This resulted in a pretty rough video, but it's got some great moments in it so I've decided to publish it anyway. The video has been interpolated to 60 frames per second, but a lot of the stutter remains visible. Apologies for the subpar video.
