I’m coming from a quest 3 because I wanted better visuals I don’t play sim just pcvr rpgs like half life and Titan fall two I just sold my quest 3 to get one I found second hand for $550 and I’ve just heard horror story after horror story should I just get another quest 3?

edit: I have a 5080/9800x3d and 32gb ddr5 ram

Hi I have a Dream Air and I noticed the VR world in iRacing is a little small, the interior of the car is small, the steering wheel is smaller than should be,.... reading a little bit apparently our IPDs are used by our brains to appreciate the size of things, and the VR games are designed with a standard/average IPD of around 63 or 63.5, this is the distance of the "VR cameras" used to generate the image for every eye.

My IPD is 65.5, so that would explain why I see the things a little small in VR.

In other games like MSFS2024 there is the parameter "World Scale" precisely to adjust this, but apparently in iRacing there is no way to do it in the game

I read you can do it with OpenXR Toolkit, but I think this mod is not supported anymore and I read it could creates issues and many people do not recomend to install it.

Is there other way to do it in Pimax software some way?

I'm trying to decide between a BSB 2e and the Dream Air Lighthouse for Sim Racing, specifically I have the Qubic QS-220 motion system and wondering if anyone has motion usage with this or a similar system. Qubic does have built in VR stabilization features I haven't been able to test.

I'm running a 9800x3d and 5080. Previous Index user but the resolution really killed it compared to a 49" curved and it's done-zo.

Mixed on choice l. Dream air for slightly better cable, much higher visuals and sharing capability. BSB for price and much higher rated customer service but not many people seem to have experience with this.

Thanks I'm advance.

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There are a couple of Outlast VR mods available at present and i was fortunate to be offered to try this new one by the mod dev StrikeZoneVR