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I’m a grown ass 40yr old man trolling a niche nerd forum. Obviously it’s too late for me to do any growing up now. Mods feel free to ban me because Iv just picked up a FE version from your main online competitor. Cheers for the bants!

Not sure this reply will get you in the teachers good books either

My soul cringed so much when I read this that i died a bit inside. Still can’t figure out if it’s a sarcastic post or not, I hope so.

May as well wait for USB 4.0 .... just to confuse you: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.cnet.com/google-amp/news/usb-3-2-explained-making-sense-of-current-and-confusing-usb-standard/

Just upgraded my router from a Netgear Nighthawk dual band router to an TP-Link Archer VR2100. The difference it’s made to virtual desktop s unbelievable. Iv gone from desktop latency of 25-27 to 19-20 and the bit rate now sits at a constant 85 even at 90hz setting. VD is now my go to over link...

There is an app on apple App Store called eye measure or something very similar. Measures ipd pretty accurately and it’s free.

Be careful backing up gave saves to sidequest. I tried twice to back up using the save APK files and different methods and it failed to transfer the saves bank every time. If you do find a way of doing it successfully please let me know.

jesus where was this link when I needed it earlier this week

As chip process gets smaller like 14nm -7/5 it takes longer to process and mature each die and harder to make the process as efficient as it once was hence binning cards now coming to the fore. Unfortunately at least some of that cost is only going to get passed in one direction. Plus then you...

Ahhh Very true sir was thinking of rift s. My bad.

It is VERY game dependant example msfs2020 is unplayable for me. Then something like Alyx runs smooth as butter. I have a theory that any game with teleport movement on instead of free locomotion gets far far better frame rates. Here are some normal non -VR PC games that I run at ultra settings...

Yup and no. Alyx I have to run at 80hz in virtual desktop to make it smooth. 80hz, 80mbs bitbrate and high graphic settings in VD app. Wired I can max it out at 1.7. interestingly st wars squadrons really works the rig and I set it at 80hz @ 1.6 but sometimes end up with frame rate dips into...

both VD and using official link cable, latency wise the link cable is obviously better but virtual desktop is fine but I generally set it to 80hz and 250 bit rate anything more and I get some stutter in heavy scenes. I play with Ultra settings and turning them down seems to do nothing for frame...

https://youtu.be/8RxtjKR7fkU For the fake news brigade!

‍♂️ that’s fine maybe YouTube can help you out and be your friend if you search half life Altx 2080ti performance. It’s NOT the desktop resolution your actually rendering 2 things the size of an Apple Watch screen. I’m not sure how else to explain it. Your quest NATIVELY is running at 90hz and...

yup 100% positive. It’s in the overlay sitting at 89fps. Don’t forget it’s the amount of pixels that are being rendered even at 1.7 is still far less that a 28” 4K monitor that’s why those resolution numbers are pretty much less worthless in my view. Anything under 70fps in VR and you’ll know it...

There is a help article written by VR download somewhere, il try and dig it out but it is all about the new V.23 update render resolution settings and bit rate settings to when using VD. Pretty good article and explains how them 5000 x 2600 render setting or whatever it is is not actually that...

2080ti on OC. 1.7 is not 1.7 times the quest resolution it’s actually 1:1 quest resolution so somewhere around 3k due to lens curvature. For comparison on most triple A games on my 4K monitor I’m averaging 79fps which is considerably more pixels than the Quest 2. Those with mid range cards would...

I pulled out a good few months ago but it was still 1400 then and I think they had 8 cards in since I left.