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He added: "Having the processors and equipment to power two high-resolution screens at 60 frames per second with very low latency [delay before the screen updates to the position of a user's head or view] is crucial, as lag is one of the biggest factors that makes a poor, nauseating VR experience, something we must avoid if we're going to convince people to get onboard".
As you move between these spaces, your screen updates to display a different collection of applications and other built-in widgets, like a Calendar in work or Directions widget for "Going Somewhere".
These data spikes are composed of a large amount of screen update data produced in a very short time.
In this paper, we propose a model to analyze the packet-level redundancy in screen update streams caused by repainting of graphical objects.
Hiding graphs (click the "Hide" buttons) will eliminate most screen updates (or all of them, depending on what else is displayed).
