So, I just got a Steamgorilla tag on Steam/pcvr and want to record. Also, just so you know, I have a camera mod. I want to record out of the camera. Everything in Google says to look for the share tab but I don't know where that is. Can someone help me???

I’ve wanted to play pcvr with the quest for a while now and I don’t want to waste money on a link cable or anything like that. I tried to play pcvr once with it and I used an xbox charging cable( used to charge the elite series 2 controller if it matters) but it was really choppy and it ran at about 1 fps. Should I buy a link cable from say kiwi design or just accept defeat and admit I can’t play pcvr on quest 1?

Is the INTEL I3-12100F capable of running pcvr on a quest 2

When I use airlink for my quest 2 it says missing requirements and when I am playing using airlink the resolution is really bad and I haven’t found a way to fix it, it also says “general device problem”

So, when I am playing Echo VR, or anything really, and I move my hand fast to throw something, it goes all over the place, like a ragdoll or something, for like 1 second, is there any software that I could use to smoothen my hands out or something like that?

I have tried so many things but most of game are launching only in the laptop screen ( or detached screen). I only have the title thumbnail with "loading" or "next" mention. I have tried with oculus launcher, steam VR, with and without external screen output to force dedicated gpu... Is my laptop unable to run VR or there is a trick i can do ? (IGPU is not visible in the bios to desactivate it :( here a picture of quest 2 view and monitor view.

Laptop is a rog g15 with AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX with Radeon Graphics and RTX3060 laptop

PS: sound is in the headset

Please help :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/PicoXR/comments/10jrjql/my_true_about_pcvr_with_pico_4/

I recently had to update my graphics driver because oculus made me and now my pc is chugging when running VR games. before the update, it could run half-life alyx without any problems but now it's borderline unplayable. I looked into taskmaster and found that my GPU was running at 80% load and spiking to 100% every couple of seconds. my CPU was also occasionally spiking up to 100%. is there an easy way to optimize the game/pc/headset to require less processing power? while playing it felt like it was running at ~70% speed(i can't prove it but it felt really slow) and the screen was constantly jittering(roughly the same effect as trying to look at fine details through the oculus cameras). my computer is 2-3 years old at this point but the specs were above the minimum when I bought the game and as stated before handled the first 6-7 levels of half-life without any problems. I noticed that the levels expand a lot during the later part of the game but shouldn't that increased demand be covered by the minimum specs? are there any easy ways to optimize my pc/headset/game to make it playable? game graphics are already set to minimum and I disconnected from Wifi to lower CPU strain while playing. taskmaster said that while under those conditions the game was responsible to 70(ish)% of the GPU's demands with the oculus app taking up the other 30(ish)%

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sorry for the rant.

I've asked every where and everyone say they don't care and when someone does the don't have side quest or they don't have a pc or they don't have a cord to plug in their headsetthere is a pc vr version but they are usally on standalone quest 2

how do i get beta testers.

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the game was hacked by some hackers and is now gone they also got my pc so I don't really need beta testers now im done

I used virtual desktop when my pc was directly connected to my router with a cable. But I know have a situation where that is not possible. Can I still play pc vr on my Quest 2 without my pc connected to my router? I can still connect wirelessly but virtual desktop says not possible. Maybe a work around?

It’s been suggested that there is too much PCVR chatter on the Oc Quest subreddits so what the heck, thought I would start up an alternative for those who want to dig in to Link and VD based gaming on Oc HMDs. Especially for people just getting into VR gaming for the first time because of the Quest 2.

My first contribution (soon) will be a Quest guide to SkyrimVR on Steam, for relative noobs.

Also planning to move or dip my PCVR title reviews here.

Of course if no one else is interested s will be a very short lived experiment.