#Lag
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sorry but how do i check my specs?
And I have tried using oculus VR but everything is much harder
Hold Windows + R and type dxdiag is one way. But, it is your computer, you should know what it is.
Okay I’m checking
Like this info here on this particular computer:
ohh
and on the display tab:
Hardware wise, that should still be good enough. How are you connecting to your PC from the Quest?
oh, odd, Rift-S should be better than something like Quest on Link
You said Oculus, I just assumed Quest as that is for some reason what people call it, though it is not
oh okay
Oculus is like saying Sony, when you meant to say PS4 or PS5
So, you are using the Rit S through Oculus software just fine?
Yes
Steam adds another layer to the system, part of the reason for added lag. There are all kinds of sites out there that talk about ways to improve Steam VR. Like killing the Oculus Software and stuff like that.
Some tips here: https://youtu.be/b33kIxN63IY?si=l2Cvp6cmDLGBnvnJ
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Personally, I find using the Oculus software works best for Oculus devices
Alright
I also have a vive pro 2. Do you recon if I use that it could reduce lag?
As that one only used Steam VRR, then it porbably would run better than Oculus then Steam