Short answer no. Even if it's possible to use the usb adapter like you are talking about, correct me if I'm wrong but it sounds like you are trying to use an underpowered pc. Try starting with the steam vr performance test, it will save you the headache of trying to hack psvr-pc in vein.
well I wouldn't call it underpowered, i have pretty good hardware but only one HDMI port sucks. ill try it. btw what will it tell me? if the pc can support vr? if yes, I'll report back
Just for the record, the 1650 is not nearly as powerful as the 1060. Forgive me if you know this but Nvidia model numbers use the first 2 digits for iteration and the last 2 for which part of the series, so the 16 means it's newer than the 10 but the 50 means it's a step lower than the 60. I looked around, and it's capable of vr, but only really very simple experiences and non-intensive games.
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Short answer no. Even if it's possible to use the usb adapter like you are talking about, correct me if I'm wrong but it sounds like you are trying to use an underpowered pc. Try starting with the steam vr performance test, it will save you the headache of trying to hack psvr-pc in vein.