SIMS 4 FIRST PERSON MODE IN VR INSTALL
BTR’s testing platform is an overclocked Intel Core i9-10900K, an EVGA Z490 FTW motherboard, and 32 GB of Vulcan Dark Z DDR4 at 3600MHz on a recent clean install of Windows 10 64-bit Pro Edition.
We currently benchmark ten VR games using the Valve Index that features 2880×1600 resolution (1440×1600 pixels per eye), the same as the Vive Pro and with similar performance at 90Hz/90FPS. An underpowered video card can even cause reprojecting and artifacting for a substandard playing experience that may even lead to VR sickness. Although a fast CPU is important for geometry and other processing, smooth VR delivery depends mostly on the video card. We want to see if the RX 6600 XT is worthy of AMD’s claim of VR premium and how it compares with the RTX 3060 which is adequate as an entry level mainstream card to power a Valve Index. For this VR showdown, we will use the Valve Index and 10 VR games to compare the performance of the RX 6600 XT with the RTX 3060. We have found the Red Devil RX 6600 XT to be a bit faster than than the RTX 3060 in rasterized pancake games but outclassed by the Ti.
The RX 6600 XT is priced starting at $379 while the factory overclocked Red Devil is priced higher than the $3 Ti Founders Edition, yet AMD has positioned its newest mainstream video card against the entry level $3. VR Mainstream Wars: The Red Devil RX 6600 XT & the RTX 3060 Showdown in VR with a Valve Index
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