Virtual Desktop wired mode for lower latency.

[drakulton]

Seems like it's possible to run the wireless version of Virtual Desktop in wired mode.

Virtual Desktop with cable connection

I have read some posts here and there and found out, that Quest3 supports USB-Ethernet Adapter. After some tests, the best adapter ist this: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0C3GHBLB6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It works great, i can charge my quest at gaming and if i...

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[LostCorpse]

i was messing about with this a few weeks back with a differant usb-c to ethernet adaptor. in the limited testing i did it worked really well, or at least well enough for me.
it didnt work wih all the ones i had, i think i tried the kensington mobile dock (think it was Kensington UH1400P USB-C 8-in-1) and it didnt work, might have been power requriements.
i didnt really test with games just that it was working through virtual desktop.
i honestly didnt think it was anything new and would have thought others would already know its likely to work..

 

[drakulton]

i was messing about with this a few weeks back with a differant usb-c to ethernet adaptor. in the limited testing i did it worked really well, or at least well enough for me.
it didnt work wih all the ones i had, i think i tried the kensington mobile dock (think it was Kensington UH1400P USB-C 8-in-1) and it didnt work, might have been power requriements.
i didnt really test with games just that it was working through virtual desktop.
i honestly didnt think it was anything new and would have thought others would already know its likely to work..

Yeah, its not a new thing, but there are new users to VR who are chasing the low latency genie.