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I mean I still had a lot of fun in simracing with it regardless. Even though I can't get stable fps even with a 6900xt. I don't know if it's just mine that gets hot. The sounds problems by the way I'm exaggerating, it's just cracking noise when moving the phones, because they're flimsy pieces of shit and the way they're attached to the headset is not that good. When they're situated in place they sound good still. The sweet spot is normal with other hmds, although I don't know to what extent. Looking at reviews for newer or more expensive ones though, they have better sweet spots, that's why I'd say wait. An example of WMR being shit is opencomposite, which bypasses steam vr and WMR and uses openxr directly.

https://gitlab.com/znixian/OpenOVR/-/tree/openxr#downloading-and-installation

This bitch alone gives you 5-10 fps more, and it can go higher. And 5-10 fps is a big difference for VR, since you always want your FPS to be locked at what your refresh rate setting is. With the G2 for simracing I have it set to 60hz and I need 60fps at all times. If it drops to 55 it's ass. This opencomposite shit is only for a few simracing games though, and using it you use some other functionality with the controllers and shit. I don't know what v2i is. As for lens design I'm not some nerd and I don't remember, but something about barrel distortion. Proven by the fact that the Vive Pro 2 has higher res lenses, but performs better.

It's not really a trash HMD still. Better than facebook shit at least. A used cummed on headset I personalyl would never get, but if you must, at least make sure you're getting a v2 and not a v1 G2. I'm waiting for the jewvidia 4k series GPUs too so I can get rid of this dogshit 6900xt as soon as possible. And when a new good headset comes out I'm dumping the G2 asap. 

If you're not that pressed about money you should probably get a G2 and upgrade in 1-2 years when something new is out.