Hey all
I just received a water-cooled system from OC-Uk today - and for the most part its working perfectly.
[ Infin8 Swarm mk II ]
The only thing that is annoying me is that for some reason - VR via Oculus Link cable does not want to work.
I have another water-cooled system - that I got from OCUK years ago (a Hydrophobia system or something)
It does work with both of the Oculus Link Cables I have - one is the official one, another is a braided USBC -> Usb 3.0 cable)
Neither of the above cables seem to be detected on the Z490 motherboard.
Specifically - windows does see the Oculus Quest 2 - it detects it as an android device - opens it like a USB Plug & Play device / storage.
Oculus Quest 2 - detects that I have plugged into a PC - It prompts me asking if I want to allow the device to access the quest - I select in VR - Yes.
But.... the Oculus Software itself does not appear to detect the link between the PC and the Headset.
Which is immensely annoying - since I need to connect initially via wire to even get the option of airlink.
On researching the issue - it appears that there may be a USB power issue on the z490 boards - I was wondering if anyone has found an appropriate work-around or fix.
Things I've tried.
I just received a water-cooled system from OC-Uk today - and for the most part its working perfectly.
[ Infin8 Swarm mk II ]
The only thing that is annoying me is that for some reason - VR via Oculus Link cable does not want to work.
I have another water-cooled system - that I got from OCUK years ago (a Hydrophobia system or something)
It does work with both of the Oculus Link Cables I have - one is the official one, another is a braided USBC -> Usb 3.0 cable)
Neither of the above cables seem to be detected on the Z490 motherboard.
Specifically - windows does see the Oculus Quest 2 - it detects it as an android device - opens it like a USB Plug & Play device / storage.
Oculus Quest 2 - detects that I have plugged into a PC - It prompts me asking if I want to allow the device to access the quest - I select in VR - Yes.
But.... the Oculus Software itself does not appear to detect the link between the PC and the Headset.
Which is immensely annoying - since I need to connect initially via wire to even get the option of airlink.
On researching the issue - it appears that there may be a USB power issue on the z490 boards - I was wondering if anyone has found an appropriate work-around or fix.
Things I've tried.
- Disabling the suspend USB - from power plan
- Checked BIOS options - all of the USB device ports are indeed enabled
- Bios also has legacy USB support enabled (default I think) - not sure if I should disable or touch that.