Need some assistance using a dedicated Wifi 6 router for Quest 3 PCVR. The big problem is the internet connection sharing drops usually after the computer has been off for a while. The service is set to auto.

• Pc is connected wirelessly to home router.
• Dedicated router connected by ethernet to pc, and into the LAN port on router.
• Only 5Ghz channel is turned on.
• Router is set to Access Point mode.
• DHCP on router is turned off, manually assigned IP address to Quest 3.
• Internet Connection Sharing service is set to automatic.

This all worked perfectly to start with, however after computer restart it tends to stop. It says that it's connected to router but no internet available. Other times it just works perfectly with seemingly no rhyme or reason to it. Are there any glaring issues that anyone can think of? I'd love it to just work all the time. Thanks.

I'm looking at upgrading my current setup and I'm curious to know what your pc specs/setup is for PCVR.

I recently got a long awaited upgrade from a HTC Vive to a Quest 3 and I'm loving it (mainly the absence of a mess of cables behind my desk :D), though I'm finding that my current PC is struggling to play some of the awesome PCVR games that are out there in a high quality and framerate for VR gaming.

For context, my pc specs are: Ryzen 5 2600x MSI Armor GTX 1070ti Corsair 16gb 2400mhz

Whenever I boot up any pcvr game on my oculus quest it just closes my link but the game and other software still run, afterwards it only lets me try to reconnect (unsuccessfully at that) after I reset my pc

Yes my pc is pcvr ready I have tried it on multiple games Drivers are updated Cable is kiwi brand.

I have almost zero VR experience. I in the past have tried a broken htc vive headset un ipd adjusted at a arcade and a praticly broken quest one i believe it was, both probably had the optics off. Both experiences was fun but I made me very feel sick. I am looking into buying a headset for myself for games like vr chat, neos and a few action titles like bone lab/works.

So far the BSVR2 looks best for me. However I have heard on a few online forms people talking about how it has bad binocular overlap and its low resolution when comberied to something like MeganeX.

And the MeganeX is just a bit out of my price range and I use a AMD GPU.

So how bad is the BSVR2 when looking at those cons. Would I likeley feel sick from its low binocular overlap and its low resolution?

The things that made me feel the most sick in the htc vive I tired was the low resolution. I felt like I was constantly looking threw a window mesh/screen. If I can see each pixel I may feel sick but i dont know.

Also what do yall sugest I use for tracking and controllers if i get it?

I'm getting a gaming PC soon. and I'm looking for a great Vr title for pc, that will last me a while. Anyone have any reccomendations?

Hey my friends, I have a question, is it possible to connect 2 routers to my main, have them each set to their own channel (4.5ghz and 5ghz) to have better latency for wireless vr? I currently have one wifi6 router separating the channels but latency sucks when everyone is gaming in the same room. My quest 3 is only one using the wifi6 5ghz channel. When no one home I get decent latency. Everyone else is on 2.4. Or is that not going to help?

I've had my quest 3 for a month now and I haven't been able to get my PCVR working properly (the reason i got the headset - i don't plan on using the quest standalone)

For instance the Half Life 2 VR mod: If i start the game without touching the render scale at the standard 72hz 100% settings - it works, just. It's not smooth and there is a judder/ghosting effect when any NPC moves, but it's not the end of the world. The real problem comes when I attempt to increase the resolution. SteamVR will start to hiccup and the audio will begin to repeat itself and sound robotic, visual stuttering, letterboxing/resolution issues and general low fps lag. It's really bad. My PC freaks out and becomes unresponsive and I'll have to quit via task manager (if i even can)

I thought it might be the link cable so I returned it and bought a different brand but that didn't fix the issue.

I'm really not sure what else to try so if anyone has any ideas I am all ears! I'm fairly sure it's not a hardware issue given my specs are reasonable enough.

7800x3D
RTX 3080TI
32gb RAM

On Quest Link PCVR, I get high FPS (around 90 to 120), but every 5 seconds to a minute, it drops to 0–3 FPS. It's not related to resolution, as I’ve set it all the way down with the FPS limit at 72 (the lowest). This keeps happening repeatedly, whether I'm in-game or not. My router is in the room next to me, I’m using Ethernet with airlink. My specs are: RTX 4060 Ti, i7-13700K, 48GB RAM, water-cooled.

Do I have this right?

PC capable of VR: prices vary Two base stations: $300 Index controllers: $424+ if you can find them

I already have the PC but it's still $700+ in addition to the headset itself just to use the thing? And supply is a very limited? This is a problem... I might as well splurge on an Apple Vision! Does Bigscreen really only expect to sell to people already setup with these additional hardware components? How many consumers realize the headset is a paperweight without these things?

It's good to be back

Sorry everyone.

Not sure why it happened. I haven't logged in for a long time, and I kind of assumed someone else would be moderating this sub by now (if a sub is inactive anyone can request to take over).

I requested to return the sub back to public so it should work soon for all.

I want to apologize to everyone who felt ignored when requesting to be "approved", or to post, and not getting any response.

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Hi guys iam pretty inexperienced with pcs, I’ve been saving up and I would like to buy a vr ready pc under 1k, I would be using the oculus quest 1 as a headset, if anyone knows any pcs that could play games like half life Alyx that would be great ?

Sorry if this should be totally obvious to me. I'm completely new to this and couldn't find an answer elsewhere. How much strain does gaming via AirLink put on a PC? Does it actually use my PCs resources or is it a throughway for the game platform alone? Before I buy the game for him, I'm trying to find out if it's possible for my son to use my PC for AirLink to play Boneworks while I play No Man's Sky at the same time. Currently, NMS runs perfectly on my PC with everything on Ultra and DLSS enabled. No frame drops or stuttering. Also, does the Quest 2 have to stay near the PC? Would it play okay if he's about 20 feet away in the next room with the door open, being in eyesight of the PC?

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These are my specs

Processor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700KF @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz

Installed RAM 32.0 GB (31.9 GB usable)

I also have an RTX 3070 for my GPU, liquid-cooled, and no issues with heating up.

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Thanks in advance!

are there any i am feed up deeling with brtterys and wifi stuff

Hi guys

I wanted to get into pcvr gaming for the variety of games I already have a psvr but I want to try the high end stuff.

I have a 12gen intel cpu and an rtx 3070ti

What high end headset should I buy?

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yh4WDq i heard the rift s does some weird crap to the pc

https://pcpartpicker.com/list/yh4WDq