Refresh Rate bug

AWSOME    Baby Yoda has used the force & sorted the frame cap.....…………….

Not fixed for me yet. The exact same ghosting/doubling of everything outside of the cockpit using my Index at 90Hz or 120Hz with motion smoothing disabled. VSync turned off in the NVIDIA control panel and in game. Reinstalling the game now to see if that helps. I really hope my external mirror monitor being limited to 60Hz isn't going to be a problem here. I'll report back soon after I reinstall the latest video driver and game. 

OMG, They made it!!!

I can't belive they made it!

I bow before Frostbite and EA, thank you Guys for doing your job! :D

Better late than never, I'm absolutely satisfied now, that is the game what I waited for!

@StaggerL33TReset all of your settings back to their defaults. I was still getting mad judder but once I turned Vsync back off it was smooth as butter. Check your Supersampling and other Steam VR settings you may have played with (is async repro forced on?) 

You must have v-sync off, the target will only ghost when ASW kicks in,  I've got all options on high & sitting at 80FPS with about 15% headroom left,  it is awsome

Anyone still having issues, reset all your Nvidia tweaks to defaults. Disable V-sync. 

Try lowering in game VR graphics details if you need to. I needed to reduce most things to Medium in order to get a locked solid 90hz.

I've tested and this is totally fixed now.

Thank you this is now working perfectly.

Nope nothing changed for me. Reinstalled latest NVIDIA driver, reset to default (except max performance for the power management setting). Disabled v-sync. Reinstalled the game (deleted all traces of it including the settings stuff in Documents). Reduced my Index SS to 100%, all in game 2D and VR graphics settings set to Low. The exact same ghosting of everything outside of the cockpit can still be seen, and turning/rotating in the briefing room still also produces the blurred double images of everything. Tried 80Hz, 90Hz, 120Hz, motion smoothing is forced off, Legacy Reprojection is disabled. Reinstalled SteamVR. Nothing has helped. Are you all still seeing the blurring of objects in the briefing room when rotating (not turning your head but actually rotating with a joystick with snap turning disabled)?

100% fixed for me (I dont play in VR , only normal screen 1440p@144hz , 2080 Ti)  , it works perfectly @144hz now !!!!

thank u very much.

YAHOOOOO! You're all clear, kid. Now let's blow this thing and go home.

Seems to work in VR on a Reverb. Having to fiddle with settings to get to a comfortable 90 fps, but something has definitely changed for the better.

Yay!! Works! At first it didn't so I:

1. Went into SteamVR settings and turned off "Motion Smoothing"

2. Double checked that "Use legacy reprojection" is off.

3. Confirmed this was the case for both all and specific star wars app.

4. Ensured latest GeForce Driver.

5. Launched game.

6. Went into VR settings, all looked fine - i have the snap view stuff turned off.

7. Went into Video settings, turned off the Vsync. This may be most critical thing.

Launched training - no more continuous judder of external objects as you steer the ship around! (the duplicating frames problem).

I still have a single stutter every few seconds as I fly around - it feels like a loading stutter - but I have everything set to ultra, so i'm hoping this is a too high quality/loading issue (although my rig is pretty powerful) and I can see it is also displaying on my screen as well as VR, so maybe that's taxing the system.

My kids school just closed due to COVID. They miss their friends. This game should buy us a few hours of cheering them up, that's for sure! Pew pew!

Thank you @Straatford87  and crew!

@fearlessfrog when you have time could you post your settings?

would like to get rid of my last intermittent "loading stutter", and some target settings would help. also i forgot to post rig:

8700k not overclocked

32gb ram

2080 Ti

NVMe drive

HTC Vive

Not fixed for me either - still seeing the micro jitter in the cockpit when moving head side to side and ghosting outside the cockpit when the ship turns (smooth if I just move my head - if I turn the ship and move my head so I stay looking at the same point the whole image outside doubles/ghosts)

I'd say on 90Hz it's less pronounced that it was previously, but still there.

Same (small) ghosting still appears in the main menu screen when moving head side to side (actually rotating head is fine)

- Reinstalled Nvidia latest driver (456.71)

- Reinstalled game

- Reset all visual settings to default

- Disabled v-sync

- Run Index at 90 and 120Hz

Still crashes SteamVR on game exit

No problems with any other VR title (e.g. Happily runs Alyx on high settings 90Hz totally smooth)

As an aside, when I set all graphics options to "Low", I can just about tell that there's less texturing in the cockpit, but outside doesn't appear to have particuarly any less fiddelity from "Ultra" (may be less sharp and I'm just not noticing, but textures seem the same)

@Straatford87I am still having intermittent stuttering in VR... I can usually make it go away toggling VR off and back on, but a few minutes later it's back to stuttering. Please fix this. I am also wondering if this could be a steamVR issue? I have no other issues with steamVR games on my oculus though.... so I don't know. Hope you guys can figure it out, no drive to play until it works properly in VR, for me at least.

OK update time: After I clean reinstalled the latest NVIDIA driver (though I was already on it) and rebooted it's finally working at high refresh rates. Running on an i7 8700K@5.0GZHz and a 1080Ti and I need to run at 100% SS and 90Hz with my Index and all VR in game settings to low for it to be playable. V-sync disabled of course, but it doesn't seem to matter whether or not the mirror screen (external monitor) is full screen or windowed as far as performance. What's interesting is even though I have motion smoothing fully disabled and legacy reprojection disabled, there seems to be some sort of built-in reprojection in the game that when it detects enough frame drops goes back to the doubling caused by the 60Hz limit issue. If I raise all in-game VR graphics settings High it behaves pretty much like it did before with the ghosting/doubling of everything when I turn the ship. If I reduce it to Medium it fluctuates between perfectly smooth and no ghosting, to ghosting when things get intense.

I have to say even with all low settings and finally mostly smooth frame rates at 90fps my control of the ship and aiming with my HOTUS is much improved and more responsive. Seems the 60Hz issue introduced more input delay that I thought, but this is awesome.

Awesome @StaggerL33T ! So I turned VR settings down to High from Ultra, and the intermittent single "loading stutters" that were happening every few seconds are gone. Got to say I still get a little dizzy - but I think it's normal space flight dizzy, not frame update variability sickness - similar levels to serious dogfight furballs in IL2 or war thunder. And it's fun! Now with the Joystick Gremlin fix so i can use the Virpil rudder pedals, I'm ready to invest in learning to play. Super excited!