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i never bother with tethered
if you have a good pc and wifi , then you can run wirelessly as good as a pc
@Ravenger does it
if you have a good pc and wifi , then you can run wirelessly as good as a pc
@Ravenger does it
Before I bite the bullet on a Q3, how are these with PCVR?
I’d probably be using a cable and have the Kiwi ceiling pulleys so it’s not really noticeable, or will it be as good using it untethered via virtual desktop or whatever?
I’d be upgrading from a Rift S & Quest 2.
Thanks for that.
My router isn’t 6E as far as I know, but I can get one if required, although I’ll see how I get on with my current one first.
Are you using Air link or VD?
I've got a 4090, so hopefully I'll be good.
I'm going to try and sneak out of work later and pick one up and see if the hype is real
Quite looking forward to playing through HLA for the millionth time.
you will be good to with a RTX4090 - thats what i have - i use virtual desktop and see no compression issues - i have a bog standard sky router - i have split the bands so the quest uses the 5ghz band only - also you should connect your pc to the router through an ethernet cable for best resultsI've got a 4090, so hopefully I'll be good.
I'm going to try and sneak out of work later and pick one up and see if the hype is real
Quite looking forward to playing through HLA for the millionth time.
I've never saw, or noticed, that flaring, so not an issue for me at all.
What I have noticed is that compared to the Q2, I am not constantly reminded of the optical limitations of the tech such as needing to adjust the headset or turning my head instead of moving my eyes to keep in the sweet spot, which greatly helps the immersion.
After a couple of hrs I do start to notice face pressure, but that was at least as bad on the Q2, and might have been worse.
Picked up a quest 3 yesterday. Wow tech is amazing but it's making me feel sick and after I take it off the real world seems odd.
Like my hands are too close to my face.
This is going to take some getting used to.
Picked up a quest 3 yesterday. Wow tech is amazing but it's making me feel sick and after I take it off the real world seems odd.
Like my hands are too close to my face.
This is going to take some getting used to.
You're beginning to wake up from the Matrix, Soon you'll realize there is no spoon !
Is it by any chance a wretched hive of scum and villainy? Or am I getting confused with Melmac's place?
its wet and windy... so i think your getting confused with Melmac's place.
After a couple of hrs I do start to notice face pressure, but that was at least as bad on the Q2, and might have been worse.
Picked up a quest 3 yesterday. Wow tech is amazing but it's making me feel sick and after I take it off the real world seems odd.
Like my hands are too close to my face.
This is going to take some getting used to.
For those who say they can’t see glare from Quest 3 pancake lenses here is a video that I just recorded with my phone.
As you can see the whole lens lights up with this horrible blue fog.
All 5 units I had suffered from it with this one being probably the worst.
It straight up kills the experience for me.
This is obviously the worst case scenario as I’m displaying white object in black environment.
I know all lenses have issues but for some reason glare on Quest 3 seems to trigger me more than any headset I tried before.All VR headset lenses have issues. Rift CV1 and Index have awful glare. PSVR2 and HP Reverb G2 have tiny sweet spots.
Quest Pro has brown glow and in some headsets a distorted ring around the edges. Bigscreen Beyond has a tiny sweet spot and glare. Even the Apple Vision Pro has glare and chromatic aberration, as well as coloured glow.
Quest Pro are probably the best I've seen. Q3 does have a tiny bit of glare for me, but Pros seem to be clearer, plus the local dimming can minimise lens glow.