I have been able to get VR running on a Gear VR and Galaxy Note 4. I use a program called Riftcat to emulate a Rift. After some tweaking I was able to get it working fairly well. Not well enough to use on race day but well enough to fart around with. Looking around the cockpit was great and the 3d experience is fricking awesome. But the resolution is not good enough to see far distances and judge breaking points reliably. With time I could probably get used to it, but for now screens are a better solution to that particular setup. I expect the Vive would have MUCH better resolution and clarity. as well as infinitely better tracking and no jitter. I currently have some screen latency that I cant seem to get rid of. I dont get it when using the Gear VR as an actual VR headset itself. but I use the Riftcat Vive emulator over wireless and that introduces some minor lag and jittering.

But if you can afford a Vive I highly recommend it. Just the effect I get from the Gear VR is enough to sell me on the fact that VR is the future of gaming and the next big racing peripheral.

Under new build DX9 tracks look odd

so fiddled and looks better road looks looks allot better
 Ticked FXAA not AA

up to 170fps

My settings

You don't probably need shadow blur if you have shadows off

I always try to aim for at least low reflections...

I have a monitor that has a refresh rate of 144hz but I usually choose the 100hz option so to take advantage of it I need to stay above 100fps also.

Was updating as you posted got 170fps PP off best i have ever seen

Getting good fps with these settings 140fps on Canadian Moto park

Thanks for posting these settings gents, very similar to mine with a few differences.  I am getting around 90 fps on average at this track.  My monitors have a refresh rate of 144hz also, why does it help to turn this down to 100 hz Tig_green and do you do this in the nVidia Control panel?

prob need to be nearer 150fps for 144hz so 100hz closer to the 90fps your getting