But with the Quest 2 you can go two ways to get a good looking image: MSAA 4x and lower resolution, or use CMAA+FXAA or no AA and turn up the headset resolution as high as possible. Those always use high MSAA because the lower res headsets were easily maxed out and AA was the only way to push it further. Anti-Aliasing: Most existing guides are from the time the game came out when people had the CV1, HTC Vive and Rift S.> Some good stages to test performance: USA 'Fury Lake Depart', Scotland 'Rosebank Farm', Germany 'Oberstein' > Always start the game in Oculus mode 'duh' D

That being said, the Quest2 is totally suitable for Sims. But if you're strictly into Sim-racing I suggest the Rift S (low-end hardware) or the HTC Reverb G2 (high-end hardware). If you're debating, the Quest 2 is the clearly the best all-round VR headset available. Here's what I've found to work best with the Quest 2. So, since I got a Quest 2 I tried getting it to look and feel as good as possible on my mid-range PC: i5-10600kf 16GB DDR3600mhz, RTX 2070. Since the legendary Network Q RAC Rally game that came out in 1996 I was always fascinated with Rally Games.

Dirt rally 2.0 psvr