PrismXR - Puppis S1 Specialized Router - for PC-VR Streaming

[ScoobyDoo]

I got one of these a few weeks ago and I have had nothing but issues with it.

First of all, the PrismXR app sometimes just does not open on my PC. I found it weird that I didn't have to install it, it was just extract and then run the .exe.

I have been able to connect and use Virtual Desktop, but no matter what combination of settings I use I always seem to get weird latency/networking spikes, which in turn causing the FPS to drop. It's so frustrating, as when it's working, it is brilliant. Has anyone else had performance issues?

I've tried all of the different codecs and runtimes, I don't really know what else to do. I have a Quest 3 and a decent PC (7800X3d and 5090).

Seems strange..I haven't had any issues with mine. It's been working great with good latency, haven't noticed any serious networking spikes.
As it connects via usb only thing I can think of is some sort of usb issue?
Have you tried it in a different usb port or maybe a powered hub.
Had no issues with the pc app either, opens everytime .
Only issue I do get is that network sharing doesn't work everytime but turning sharing off and on sorts this straight away
I'm running a 3700x and 4070 super so a lower spec system than yours .

 

[marvel]

ive been having a few issues as well.
When it works its great, but once every 5 minutes i get a sudden spike in latency.
My connection rate seems to vary between2400mbps and 1900mbps. Could this be part of the problem?
The S1 is only about 5ft from where i sit so should be a great signal.

 

[ScoobyDoo]

ive been having a few issues as well.
When it works its great, but once every 5 minutes i get a sudden spike in latency.
My connection rate seems to vary between2400mbps and 1900mbps. Could this be part of the problem?
The S1 is only about 5ft from where i sit so should be a great signal.

Sounds like something isn't right..sitting 5ft away you should be getting a solid 2400mbps connection. Mines about that distance and never drops below 2400
Are the WiFi bands congested where you are?