I think it really depends on how strong your computer is. I have a Ryzen 7 5700G and 3060ti with 32gb of ram and I can run F1 23 smoothly at low and ultra low settings whereas I could probably run it in ultra if I wasnt in VR. Same with F1 22. Both games have their positives when it comes to performance but I actually think F1 23 is more stable atm. As for bugs, the one I mentioned in the video where there are no notification UI in any mode other than a race which can be annoying. Im not sure if this is a VR only thing as I only have played in VR but loading the team HQ also takes a solid 1-2 minutes. They fixed the night race framerate issue but as you can see the volumetric light is still broken (even more so when viewing in VR vs a recording). There still persists an issue where SteamVR will crash about 5% (15% for F1 22) of the time whenever you try to replay or flashback, which may deter you from using flashbacks (which is good!!) but now I hesitate to get a few more angles of my spin or crash as doing so may actually crash the game for me (which is bad for content!!). I've been planning a video going over all the little issues that still persist this game which is why I wrote up a mini essay for you haha I think I'll probably go ahead and make that video now lol

@@insimoniacgaming Yes! Definitely make a video about it to bring new subs. Did you tried FSR mod (or Openvr_FSR) image scaling for a performance boost? And maybe the Nvidia native scaling, I'm so outdated on PC stuff these years but I'm also a huge PC nerd myself haha just outdated, got a decent PC recently and a Quest 2, so I'm getting into gaming again. Thanks, wish all the best, Happy New Year.

@@MrBeerscuits That's definitely on my video bucket list now! I've read on reddit about OpenVR but haven't tried it myself. Im unfortunately not as computer savvy but Ill make sure to mention different vr options in the video. Let me know if you have any notable results!! Happy New Year!!