#virtual-reality
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Depends on what headset you've been eyeing on. It should run VR pretty well on a Gen 1 Headset like the OG Vive or the Rift CV1. You might have to turn down the resolution or graphics settings a bit on headsets like the Vive Pro, Index or Rift S. The Quest 1/2 and HP Reverb G2 however, I'd say are out of the league of that GPU.
Hope that helps ^^
You can still run with the Reverb or a Quest, but keep in mind that you'd have to run at much reduced render resolution, which almost defeats the purpose of going with such a headset for PCVR
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/647787658986389525/793271250154815498/image0.jpg guess what finally came in!!
those two weeks felt like forever, cant imagine what waiting for the index is like
I’m looking to play flight sims and HL Alyx. Would ai be better served with the G2 or just going full index.
I’m tempted to go index cause of the better controllers. But the G2 seems to get the win for pure resolution when sitting. I guess I just want to pick out a solid upgrade path
it is pain
i waited for 8 weeks
then when it finally arrived i looked on the steam page for it and it had gone down to 2-4 weeks
f
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I’m ordering an index in may, hope stuff lightens up then
For just flight sims and hla a g2 will serve you great
I convince myself that the G2 would work great then I see this and I'm like "damn that looks nice"
At long last, I'm playing Half-Life 2 for the first time! And of course in VR.
I'm playing this just in time before Half-Life: Alyx comes out so I can get up-to-speed with the story. I'm playing using a Valve Index, and my PC specs are here → https://bitly.com/2RZpf8C
This is possible by playing through Garry's Mod. I followed this guide by Tyri...
Can I get the index knuckles and run them with the headset?
G2
You will need basestations but yea
Yea
Anyone have the oculus quest 2
I think u gotta do some software tinkering to get it all synced up btw
no it will work out of the box
but though
@Oh shit cool
Looks like it’s going to be $300 + $+280 + $500
at that point i would conisder just getting a valve index
well not if you get 1.0 bases
Nope, starting bare
arent these just 5 meters
So $280 Knuckles, $600 G2 vs $500 Index
I forgot about the FOV on index
I’d go index if I was u but it’s ur choice
The oculus would be so good if It would let me use a non RL account
I’m 80% going index but I’m considering the opportunity cost
If all ur gonna play is flight sims and hla it will probably serve u fine but an index will be soooo much better controller wise
Aka what options I would have considered otherwise
Quest 2 is really ur only other option
yeah
Unless u wanna wait for that sketchy decagear thing
In that HL2 mod he did grabbing items individually looks amazing
well thats like hating G2 for bad controllers and other wierd issues
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Ever since Google Glass, we've been skeptical about Virtual/Augmented/Mixed reality wearable glasses, but could these help you w...
its impossible to profit from the quest 2 and they need ads so they take data
These never took off, did they?
wdym
Pretty much, they subsidize the cost via data
I can say from experience, the index controllers really are worth it
I was hoping that at some point we would have a $300 AR/MR experience with second virtual monitor
Most options I see are still in VR. Not AR
it can do a ton of moniters and show your keyboard
We are living a sci-fi movie I swear
Devs need to work on game balance
I need to reset my skills or restore from a save point 20 years ago
new trailer for vrmod
note that there is a bit of acting going on, the weapon mechanics aren't that good currently lol
You can find VRMod on the Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1678408548
02:02 are those knuckle interactions?
NO WAYYYY
Yeah their supported
NOICE
Looks like I’m getting the index. I have a 1070 though who’s seems like it’s basically minimum
@dull tide sadly the cameras provided with any VR headset are absolute ASS
and even the magic leap isnt much cheaper
and its still lacking that killer app to sell it (maybe industrial that make their own software in house buys it tops)
Which is why I was hoping that “mirrored display” that Linus used eventually took off. The passthrough in my experience makes it frustrating. Low quality, latency issues
probably would not.. because AR is about all being wearable. (was this a wearable display?)
And the video link leads to $20 Chinese crap
i think VR still has to grow before there will be an actual race for AR
even haptics in VR is still quite struggeling
What really sucks is the games that would most benefit from decent passthrough/VR are sims with miles of controls
So many calls for being able to mess with toggles in MSFS
This looks like it work great for Drone flying... if it works
Anyone play SW squadrons in VR? Was thinking of using a XB1 controller on it, but not sure if my 1070 will meet specs
Those headsets arent usually very good or ergonomic
flip style mounts dont sit properly against face
Good to know
yee avoid
The funny think about AR, is that it is actually much further along then VR. the AR section of the XR industry is at least twice the value of the VR section. This is also part of the reason that VR hardwear development is so slow, as the best people in the wearable headset industry, and most of the investment is all in the enterprise AR section.
AR has not caught on in the consumer space yet as there are to many compromises with how AR headsets need to work. I could go into a lot of detail as to the exact issues as I have worked on AR and VR headsets.
Passthrough would be a good middleground but most headsets use crappy cameras as if they used good ones the headset would need another data cable to the computer or another proccesing module to just do the processing of the cameras before sending it over the regular return data cable, and that would then need to be processed into the VR headset compositor scene within a single frame which is not easy. The extra hardware for good Passthrough would be about 150 dollars in bill of materials.
Right now the only AR headset I can actually recommend is the Project North star headset from leap motion, as it has the best development community, field of view, resolution, frame rate, cost and integration.
Here is the current main development groups website.
Here is a video of Half Life Alyx on a project northstar headset.
https://twitter.com/BryanChrisBrown/status/1304902583069351936?s=20
Half-life Alyx running on #ProjectNorthstar,
Lots of improvements to do with the steamVR driver itself, but it's so cool seeing it progress this far. https://t.co/BP9QtFxLSq
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yeah i agree oculus could have added a good COLORED pass through camera that is good quality
which could have really made AR in VR very easy
and worth it
looks very promissing
and i think could be finallyyyy a compitetor to the VR market its just been Oculus and valve mostly
besides PSVR ofc
HP isnt really a Valve index competitor tbh its more like a quest 2 pcvr killer
bc if you want hand tracking or good controllers it would be the same price as an index
this should work for a quest 2 right?
yep
Turns out you can use Nvidia Broadcast instead of a Greenscreen to make BeatSaber MR videos...
Does anybody know if I can play vr smoothly on a gtx 1060 with 3gb vram and an i5 7400 and 16 gb ram?
The GPU probably has enough horses to run VR on something like the OG Vive or Rift CV1, but might not have enough VRAM to run VR on all modern titles
Generally speaking you want at least 4GB of VRAM for modern VR titles
well i think you can do it
lowspecgamer has tons of mods for alot of games
that will turn down the resolution and quality
i highly recommend it
he has a youtube channel
he can run half life alyx on an apu
apu?
yeah
that means you can still enjoy vr on a budget
damn thats insane
That’s the meme on the comments section, lol
i think he got 50fps on half life alyx
imagine what he can do with other games like beat saber
90+ fps probably
On a cheap MR IIRC
then you had probably maxed out your headsets Refresh rate
If there’s one thing that source does well it’s Optomization
well i would stay away for VRchat with that 1060
I feel like the killer app for VR right now is VR chat
but maybe you can find major hacks to disable alot of the stuff
ik he can play it but at a major sacrifice of shadows good textures avatars realtime lighting etc
depth perception while trying it on cardboard sold me on VR. even if i didnt have 6dof
yeah
and i think as long as its playable he can get some of the expierence of playing vr
like i can get that same 1060 3gb get a phone some 3dof controllers or even phones
fire up some software
and play games like google earth
or games that dont depend on 6dof tracking so much
since the Driver4vr app which takes PSVR motion controllers/Joycons/phones and track rotation and tries to make up for positional movement
Hey I’m trying to build a computer to play Minecraft vr it will be the first computer I have built
My friends have offered me some parts like a i5 7600k
including the vr headset
oh so whats the budget for the pc
thats good i think
The cheaper the better tbh
Ooo ok what ever that mean lol
there is one thing tho
GPU prices have inflated a ton
so i would recommend waiting a couple months until everything calms down again
or you can buy right now but like i said its higher than the price you might be paying after a few months
My friend is offering me a Nvidia Geforce gtx 1060 3gb EVGA SC Gaming for the low
Could that be good enough?
no i wont recommend that
you wont even come close to full resolution with that quest 2
thats the part list for the pc
yes i know i cant go lower without sacrificing the performance and by alot
and its better this way so that you wont have to upgrade in the future
but i would change one thing if your gonna wait a couple months
if you wait with this part's list you will probably fit your 600 dollar budget
but that is after a few months
no problem
also keep in mind you can go used
i've seen 1070's less than 1/3 the price
200 dollars i thin
and used ryzen 5's
My friend has offered me a i5 7600k and an ASUS Z270-E motherboard for 150
So I think for sure I want to take that deal cause it seems like a very good deal
U think it could be possible to run Minecraft vr with those parts well?
depends on the gpu
So, I recently got Valve®️ Index™️ Controllers, and I have small hands, so my pinky will either (depending on what SteamVR wants to do):
Act as my 90% of my ring finger going down, then the other 10% is controlled by my actual ring finger
Register as my pinky, and 90% of my ring finger
Not register at all
Can anyone help me?
Thanks.
(moved from #tech-support )
yes i would take that
but just lemme check if its supported
yes it should be supported
i would get that with the 1660 super
dammit if the prices werent inflated you could have gotten a 2060
yeah
i'd recommend buying all the parts
and waiting until gpu prices come down or just buy them all togther
Yeah I think I can wait 2 months to play I’ve tried once already
I think I’ll end up buying my friends graphics card for the time being
Thanks again
i really dont recommend it
your not going to be running at the resolution or full fps
i think 1080 or 720 max
bc 3 gigs isnt much
you can probably get the whole system for 600
if you dont need the full 2.2tb i can make 500 but its gonna be cheaper
if you get the parts from your friend you'll be right on the budget
I feel like the best upgrade path is the mix maxer once you got a system
I’m considering min maxing by getting index now and getting a 3080 later. Already got a 3440x1440 120 hz panel
Going to use my stimulus check for it
Just got a quest 2 - amazing upgrade over the og rift
psvr or oculus???
Oculus
Oculus
any new headsets coming out?
DecaGear eventually maybe
is that for consumers?
$449 if you believe them
may 2021
the headset is real, everyone thought it was fake when word of it first came out, but the question is can they really hit that price point
$449 is pretty much the BOM. There's no way they can sell it for that price considering manufacturing, Logistics, development...
The headset is real, the company is legit, it's just the price that is sketchy AF...
or they sell the first batch at that price, it generates hype/reviews then the price goes up to the real thing
Maybe they're running out of funds as we speak, and they hope to be bought by some bigger company like Oculus was way back when...
2160x2160 per eye
2160x2160 res per eye, Eye and face tracking, Full 5-finger hand tracking controllers
90hz
too good to be true
it's probably using the same displays as the G2
While the Render does have a slider, presumably for IPD adjustment, the same render also shows basically no room for the lenses to move for IPD adjustment
doubtful the lenses are the same as valve helped HP with those
the price is way off yea, the headset is real however
they claim the BOM is actually $200 for them
any wireless adapter?
not stock
they say they will offer one you can buy separate
but then valve made the same claims for index
will it be steamvr supported?
it looks like they are basically trying to do what IBM did with the first PC's.
everything in the guts is off the shelf more or less
I think it's only a steamvr headset not wmr
Knowing exactly what the BOM is, still doesn't mean anything for the cost of a final unit. Manufacturing, Development and Logistical costs still have to be factored in. And in many cases these are what make up the majority of a products price. I'm still doubtful they can hit the supposed $449 price mark at a profit...
I doubt it as well, but in the small chance they do, it will be "the" pcvr headset to get
Even about that I'm doubtful
that all depending on how well it can track/image quality etc
They don't have any sort of proper audio solution built-in (even if it's just built-in speakers like on Oculus, those aren't properly immersive), Inside-Out Tracking continues to be something that I kinda hate to use, there are decent solutions out there, but nothing ever comes as close as a proper Outside-In tracking system and lastly Face Tracking is forth nothing without game support. Seeing how quickly games are implementing support for the G2 controllers, or rather lack there of, makes me doubtful that the "Deca FaceFlow" stuff will be at all useful in many games thoughout 2021...
Even now there are tons of games without support for the Index controllers...
I'll wait for vr reviewers to get early samples see what they say
Even then I'd still be doubtful. They could use that as like a last opportunity as a hype machine, only to jank the price up right before release. And even if they deliver for that price, there are many startup products out there that have quickly turned into paperweights because the company behind those products went bye-bye shortly after initial shipments...
But then again, I'm someone who generally doesn't trust startups, unless they've proven to be stable 
How well can a 2060 run VR on a quest 2? I've heard better things about it (@ me)
I like that Facebook is pushing VR.
The fact that they gobbled up Oculus though.
Theres a reason why I dont want to associate my REAL profile with my facebook profile...
I dont know about other people but knowing the internet I hate the idea of gamers and 'IRL' being on the same profile. For one, imagine your boss finding out how much you game.
Yeah, the reason Facebook is pushing the low end of VR so much is because it's a money pool of data for them. Why else do you think they're going so much for the low end market and are also going standalone for consumers...
remember that shitshow of zucc trying to combine that one hurricane disaster in haiti with pushing VR.
"look how much these people are suffering in 360 vision"
Is there any deals or promotions in the past on ordering an index?
or is the 'get alyx for free' the best of it. or say double dipping into rewards.
steamdb says the price has never changed
when i heard oculus was gonna make facebook a required thing i immediatly made a account
didnt have a headset back then
but i wanted to not have a link between oculus and FB account
Wasn't there recent news about a new standalone HTC headset coming to combat Facebook's monopoly on the PC-less VR space? That's the kind of news I'm looking forward to this year
dang, should have realized that getting a steam vr would result in me getting into a queue. not a 'order and then wait'
Yeah, that's the one thing about getting an index that I wish they would make a bigger deal about telling people. I didn't know until the day I already had all the money saved up, and by the time my order was ready, I had doubled the amount of money I saved
well at least you could get a better gpu to drive it then ;p

I been using my headsets on 68mm Ipd because it felt right and my friend has a phone app that measured my Ipd as 68 so that was cool justification
yo uh
is this good
good space?
chair for scale
its around 1x1 metres, i wanna know if i can expand it
how can i expand this
btw theres a ladder because i have a loft bed
i guess you can make it work
i would recommend to put a small mat just to feel where you are without taking off the headset
ok
just placed an 'order' for the valve index and it looks like its a wait list. anyone know how long it might be?
21 days I think
Like other headsets, the Valve Index has been in high demand but limited supply due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Though Index is still backordered, the queues have greatly reduced in most countries compared to earlier this year. North America is still trailing in availability but has shown a small improvement in some packages. Updated – …
not sure how accurate this list is.
which GPU is better for VR Sapphire Nitro RX 470 8GB or the MSI Armour RX 580 8GB OC?
580
userbenchmark is the definition of trash
It’s not a reliable source they keep changing their methodologies to get the result they want and will fight reviewers that call them out for it
cus i got the 580 but its meant to be VR read y and alot better than the 470 yet its worse on VR
Tundra Labs is a new company working on custom SteamVR positional tracking solutions. The company has recently unveiled its latest product the Tundra Tracker a smaller, cheap Vive Tracker alternative for SteamVR tracking. The open SteamVR tracking system allows any company to create products that ar...
so MSFS is VR now
thats insane
i thought of that, but never thought they'd add it themselves
well people had 3080's that cant run itt
sooo its just for people with high high high end pc's
ik but its worth a shot at least
i might get 5 fps on my 2070
thats all i need
all you need before getting a head ache
I have given up on waiting for a 6800XT to come down in price. It's been two months since I've played half life alyx and I'm tired of this horrible GPU. I've decided I'm gonna try and get my hands on a 20 series card so I can use the NVENC encoder. Hopefully the switch from AMD to Nvidia software won't be too jarring.
I hope there aren't any major VR releases any time soon that will suddenly require more than 8gb of vram
Well... as long as you don't have a Reverb G2, you should be fine...
i'm just waiting until they do the 12gb 3080 or whatever it was I can't even remember
Man I'm losing my mind over here. I currently run a super old graphics card. I have been 'waiting' for a new card for literal months at this point. If one more person tells me to wait until the new cards drop in price, I'm straight up throwing this PC out the window. I need a new card. There are lots of used RTX2K cards on facebook marketplace in my area, but everyone keeps telling me not to buy them, so I have no idea what to do anymore. Everyone keeps telling me what not to do, rather than what TO do, other than 'wait', which is not an option at this point. It's driving me crazy.
or a "3070 super"
I just wanna play VRChat with my sister who I haven't seen in months. This shit is i n f u r i a t i n g
I just watch these things
Live stream of checking Graphic card drop with a sound alert of rtx3060ti, rtx3070, rtx3080, rtx3090, rx6800, 6800xt, 6900xt.
Top commands: !ps5 !walmart !adorama !discord !delay
1- What is this?
= This is the bot which is refreshed every popular store and makes a notification sound when an item in stock.
2- How accurate is this?
= This is a...
So do I. But even if there's stock, it doesn't mean that the card is selling for the correct price. There could be stock for a ton of cards and it wouldn't matter if they're all $1000
they make a sound when something comes back in stock so just leave it running in the background
o
usually newegg is the right price, I saw when they dropped some 3080's and I went on there and it was normal
I keep getting told 'just make it to march and you'll be able to order a 6800XT for MSRP off of amazon' but I got my heart ripped out earlier this month because I made a beatsaber compilation video last year, and my grandma liked it so much that she asked me to make another one as a christmas gift. She was asking for the ability to watch her grandson play video games as a christmas gift and I had to look her in the eyes and tell her I couldn't do it because my graphics card can't record and run games at the same time. It destroyed me man. This whole hardware lottery crap is wreaking havoc on my mental health
:(
these companies need to get their shit together
it's not like this is a rare occurrence, it happens pretty much every year a new, good gpu comes out
like how could they not see this coming
I just got the 2K series cuz fuck it I can't afford a 4K tv anyway. I hope things will go your way soon though @gloomy crater even if times are tough now it will in time find a way to work and you'll have even greater times. Wishing you luck bro hope it'll all come together nicely for you
Well yeah...
The new GPUs are all on nodes so small that they yields just aren't high enough for the Demand that the companies are facing
So it's either wait, be lucky, pay up or get a last generation product
Pick whatever is the best in your opinion
I got lucky, but it was right after Nvidia switched Retail partner here in germany, so not all bots were yet looking for the 3090 on that retailer. Prolly the only reason I was able to get one...
I'm perfectly happy with buying a 2080 super for $525 and selling it for $400 when 6800XTs are available, but everyone seems to think that's the worst idea on the planet and my house will explode if I do it
It's not really too bad. If you're fine with getting an old card, so be it. These cards didn't suddenly get unusable with the release of the new GPUs...
My other option is buying a new case and cooler so that I don't have enough money for a card, so that I can't be tempted.
I just hate that even with a 2070 my vr games still stutter and I've tried pretty much everything I can think of to fix it. It's not like it's an old card, and it's not like i'm getting bottlenecked by my cpu or anything, i just don't know. people with older gpu's and the same headset as me don't lag at all and say it's great
i personally would continue saving money while waiting for the gpu's to normalize, and then redo my entire pc, case, gpu, cpu, everything
Might have to do with the Image encoding, the stutters you're facing @harsh niche
a guy with a 1080ti (roughly the same as a 2070, maybe a tiny bit better) plays Phasmophobia just fine on the same headset, idk how
The 1080Ti has more VRAM. Did you check the VRAM usage on your system?
oh right forgot about that
I know with my G2, I run at above 50% VRAM usage on a 3090 at 100% resolution, so above 12GB of VRAM
i'll have to watch that
plus even with a pretty hefty overclock I only got like 5fps more when other people made it out to be monumental
Besides, the 1080Ti is performance wise more on the level of a 2080. The 2070 is comparable to a 1080 non-Ti
I mean my fps is fine, i'm not running out of gpu memory, but I just stutter randomly and quite often even on basic games like "I expect you to die"
and by fine I mean maxing out 90
Yeah, probably a bottle neck somewhere between the Compositer and the decoder on the Quest 2
My guess is probably the encoder
It could also be Oculus Home, as I did notice the occasional hiccup with my CV1 while running SteamVR
I made sure I have oculus home closed out
and I mainly use virtual desktop which I found to look better than link for some reason, less fuzzy
most of the time oculus software doesn't even open when using VD
Hmm...
If you#re using VD, it could also be Network packet loss and whatnot
Well... more likely routing mishaps, but they can appear as packet loss in UDP applications like VD...
idk how that could be
I had my pc wired by ethernet directly to my mesh system that's like 2 feet away, 5ghz and all
mesh system
Could very likely be the culprit
now I moved my modem upstairs so it's connected into there, idk if that would affect it besides higher latency by like 1ms lol
UDP applications like simple network setups, like PC plugged into Router, target connected to router, Internet connected to router and nothing else
It might be that the Quest sometimes jumps to a different Wifi point and that could cause these stutters
oh really
hm
idk if my dad would let me set up another router up here, we have like 4 in the garage
one that isn't mesh
I went as far as top remove my main router from my quest and gave my VD router a separate SSID, to ensure the quest connects to that one..
I mean, whether or not the router supports mesh doesn't matter, the question is rather whether it's part of one or not
nono, it would be directly connected to the modem, so it would be- my pc --> modem --> new router --> quest
Yeah, that would be an ideal setup
instead of now- my pc --> modem --> back over to the mesh thing next to me --> quest
For most applications Mesh systems are pretty great, but I guess for low latency UDP applications like VD, they are highly in-advisable. So if you can switch it probably will help against the stutters, and if not, then it's probably an Encoder Bottleneck
hope it's that
although I just remembered there's a thing that shows now the latency in each step, game, encoding, network, decoding
I can toggle that and try to see what's going on
Yeah, that'll probably clarify things
Remembered my dad works for a telecommunications company. Free 5g router in bound
Hey all, considering getting a Valve Index. It's kinda pricey though. Is it worth it? Also, is there alternatives with a more attractive price? Trying to avoid facebook/oculus.
Do you know what kind of VR content you want to consume?
i miss my vr headset
I miss my rift because tracking was epic
does anyone know how to setup Payday 2 with vr?
Games, mostly. Beat saber is one of my favorites, (ik, cliched) but I also like some occasional Pavlov, and am looking to do No Man's Sky, MS Flight Sim, and a wee bit of VRChat
what
I don't see the issue?
well there is the g2 though the controllers are the weak point for it
and also you need a pretty powerful pc to run it
other than that the cheaper option is the quest 2
which is the cheapest 6dof headset yet is verryy bang for the buck
but if your budget is up to valve index
i would just get an index
the problem with the VR industry right now is that sometimes you can't help but recommend the index
If someone doesn't wanna go ultra low end like the quest 2, or wants to avoid facebook data farming, then pretty much your only options are to tell someone to get a G2, in which the buyer is compromising on the tracking quality and the controllers, telling someone to go HTC, which is universally agreed to not be worth the price they're charging, or to go with an Index, which the only downside is the resolution, but other than that is best in class in nearly all categories and overall worth the price
I have big hopes for this year and the Decagear headset, as well as whatever HTC are unveiling at CES
i love my quest 2 i dont mind my facebook being on it
yeah i agree
but isnt it just better if i tell him all choices
maybe he doesnt need hand tracking
and that good controller tracking
then a good choice would be the g2
Honestly, the Index is the best consumer option out there (best overall package)
The Reverb G2 is more for people who are more interested in Simulation games, or are willing to get more technical by getting lighthouses and Index controllers
And the Quest 2 is for people who don't mind Facebook knowing their deepest secrets and just want a solution that is cheap and works
I did recently get a Vive Pro and do intend on putting a wireless adapter on it once my next Paycheck comes in, but I gotta say, unless you really want compromise free wireless VR, the Vive Pro just isn't really worth the extra price over the Index...
we need ltt staff to pin this
so that we dont keep saying the same thing each time somebody askes
valve needs to get shipping fixed
its the best vr headset on the market
litterally everything else ships faster
oh yeah
its not fun to wait this long
especially when it shouldnt take that long
Well... I regret to inform you, but that's true for all major sought after technology products in recent times...
well its something they should have fixed right away
probably increased their sales
if they'd do that
Funny enough, when the Index was originally announced, Valve management thought the Index won't sell many units at all. They didn't even intend on giving any teasers and instead originally just wanted to drop the headset as "Order Now" on Steam from one day to the next...
We all know how it actually happened, and they were surprised by both the pre-order as well as Christmas sales. They received multiple times of what they anticipated, and Valve is still playing Catch-Up today from that initial Sales boost on last years christmas
Valve Index would be the best option imo, if needed, I can wait in the order queue. I almost ordered it twice but chickened out when steam sent me the “confirm payment details” email. I had an original quest but sold it, so probably not going with Facebook. G2 seems like a good compromise. I’m definitely gonna look into saving up for the Index, it seems like the best option atm.
The G2 controllers are definitely a step-up from the original WMR controllers, but they require native support from games, or they won't work well... Besides that, for social VR applications like VRchat, the G2 controllers are basically the worst option you can take. So depending on your needs, you should probably pick accordingly
It is possible to use Index controllers with the G2, but it's not as good as when you use the controllers with the index, as you loose the Guardian Tragger for the hands...
yeah there is good potiential for vr headsets in 2021
Me when the next headsets come out
Hmm rather expensive surely if I wait for when the next VR headsets come out it'll be better and cheaper
Repeat
I wouldn't be so sure. Yes, VR technology is currently advancing at a pace almost as fast as CPUs were in the 90s, but other then Oculus (and maybe in the business sector like Varjo), I haven't really seen any other company push out new VR headsets every single year
Besides, most advances have been made in display technology. Not really a reason for me to upgrade...
then again, I might just grab it if I see a use for it in my collection xD
As a rift s owner I'm way more interested in getting an index 2 or other next generation VR headset vs getting a quest 2
Sold rift for Quest 2
Some tracking capability was lost but the experience overall is much better
also it's like
$500
Well, more like 600$. 300$ for the Index Controllers and then another 300$ for the lighthouses. I'd encourage people to get ones from Valve as they come with a stand/wall/ceiling mount included, as well as a way longer cable and are 2.0 (so do support more then just 2 lighthouses)
Granted, if you can find the 1.0s for much cheaper somewhere else, then that is probably the better option. Where I live, all of HTC's stuff (except the Cosmos elite HMD only for some reason) never get discounted, so 150€ for a single HTC 1.0 lighthouse plus shipping or 160€ for a single Valve 2.0 lighthouse including free shipping...
is there any way to fix in the quest 2 my movement sometime like wobbling? maybe I need to turn on more lights in my room, idk if this one lamp is doing enough
Ordered my index the other day. Is there a way in the steam app to track the order status?
hey, i want to get a valve index but i have a 1660 super. should i be able to run the index with my gpu or should i upgrade first
my cpu is a 3200g
you should upgrade your PC before you buy a VR rig that costs more than your entire PC
your cpu
ok
i have a msi b450 a pro max
Speaking of. A 3700x with a 1070 with a valve index playing Half Life Alyx should be doable for now, right?
Been trying to get a 3080 for a while but skipped 2000 series like everyone else
although I assume you're using a quest 2 or something?
might be a bit harder to drive an index or whatever
Index, but I’m mom maxing bit by bit
Mostly decided on that due to the precision of the controllers for FPS/Gunplay games
Otherwise I’d have gone with Reverb G2. Plus I hear that launching games through index is a while lot easier than anything else
Apparent theirs build quality issues with index so far?
yeah, knuckles build quality seems to be hit-or-miss
I figured that I can claim a warranty, or scalp resell it if I don’t get it
At this point it feels like I should get it cause opportunity cost and I might not be able to play the games I want later
Squadrons, HLA, other VR. Might as well play now, and throw a video card at it later if needed
Still having “orderer’s remorse” cause the G2 is a thing.
I bought myself a Lenovo Explorer, one of the WMR kits, and compared it with a much more expensive Valve Index.
See a summary of all VR devices here: https://youtu.be/4JMFXJRLV9o
0:00 - Intro
3:24 - Comfort
5:24 - Visuals
9:08 - Tracking
11:30 - Sound
12:02 - Controllers
15:00 - Software
18:57 - Conclusion
MUSIC (In order:)
Transmit https://yo...
After playing with the G2 for the past couple of weeks, I'm finally here to give my full review in comparison to the Valve Index. The bottom line: it's a fantastic VR headset that gives a lot of bang for your buck. All relevant links are down below.
Here are the video guides I mentioned that show how to use the Index Controllers with the G2
htt...
These are the videos I watched a day before pulling the trigger. Still looking through the subreddits. I bet there’s strong opinions over any VR influencer
nah
index is a better experience overall, unless all you do is sims
Yeah I’m not set. Only did 3dof so far
Way Infigure it G2 is best for primarily sit, while index is better for room.
And then those 5K displays and other WMR I’m not so familiar with
So that 3200G. IIRC that’s basically have the cores of my 3700x
Oof. 12nm vs 7nm. More cache. HT vs none, double cores. No wonder I didn’t like the G models
yeah, zen 2 apus should be decent though
But thanks to shortages I’ve been looking more and more into i3/r3 equivalents into intel cause even though Intel mobo has a higher MSRP, on price intel seems just as value as AMD.
for low end, intel 10100f and 10300f are nice
I just bought a 10100 for a nas for $80
But F? How much do you really save?
Guy that sold me the 10100 for $80 told me he was selling it only cause his GF got a 3600x
And GN ram a comparison I never flipped through
Oof need to stop talking about hardware drunk
You maybe saved like 25 dollars?
The F skus must do crap on resale though
F skus iirc are just standard CPU’s who’s iGPUs got phinias Gaged
There's a lot of caveats but if you have the money, space and patience to deal with them, the HP Reverb G2 with Index Controllers offers the best consumer VR experience on the market today. Now, if only we could get a wireless adaptor.
How to set up & links for everything you need: https://uploadvr.com/how-to-use-hp-reverb-g2-with-valve-index-c...
Oof tracking drift will probably drive me nuts
And that price
just get a quest 2
Not everyone wants Facebook tarcking their every step...
they don't have step tracking yet
you'd basically need full body for that, so maybe the quest 3
Wait for more info on the deca gear vr
eh... that's kinda iffy
just sayin', small startups offering products that sound too good to be true do not have a great track record
They are legit, yes. But the price is hard to belive once you factor in Logistics and Manufacturing...
I'd like them to succeed, but I'm not betting money on it
Does anybody know any good leather VR Mask things for the quest 2
I remember someone telling me to get some some weeks ago but I don't remember the link they sent
Leather Facial Interface bracket
Thats the technical name I guess
Or is the leather going to be worse than the foam
Welp the leather ones are sold out but these come in a 2 pack and are machine washable
Also sorry for spamming I just thought I would ask here
Free satellite step tracking. Just open a window
Soon: In an attempt to make a better VR experience, by default your real name will be used in all VR gaming experiences with Oculus Facebook.
Anyone got any information on inverting audio in quest 2
Id love if I could just swap left and right
Can't figure it out though
Reminds me of how in the Ready Player One book, they made everyone use their real names while attending online school, and if you had the same first name as someone else, it just got a number after it
I got one of those for my Rift CV1. They are pretty comfortable, but a pain to put on. If you don't like the feel of the fake leather on your face (like I do), then they are a good way of making the fake leather Interface replacement feel more like a regular fabric facial interface.
I don't think they will offer tons of protection for the original Facial interface, seeing that they are completely made out of fabric. So a proper facial interface replacement is still advisable...
Not really tho... I mean, my Smartwatch and Phone can count my steps without even accessing GPS data. All they really need is the IMU data built into every phone
okay, Do you have any ideas of what exactly I should get then?
Maybe wait for the VRcover Facial interface replacement to get back into stock, and if you don't like the feel of it, you can always get the fabric cover afterwards
With the CV1 they sold the cover with an interface replacement kit all in one box, but I haven't seen them doing that ever since...
alright I'll wait, I appreciate it Chicken
finally got the vrcover off of the oculus site, coming on the fifth
best way to stream quest 2 to twitch ?
By playing PCVR through Link or VD and streaming that with OBS
For some reason OBS tanks my VR performance, but Relive doesn't
Do you run OBS with x264? In that case that's the reason why. I highly recommend using NVENC for VR streaming as x264 for some reason takes at least 20fps on VR performance for me
Ok guys, I think I’ve figured it out. In reference to the discussion we had yesterday, I’ve made a decision. I will buy a Valve Index (or next-gen equivalent) when and only when I reach $1000 in YouTube ad revenue. This will be a great motivator and hopefully encourage me to work harder. Thanks for the advice!
@gloomy crater If you use a laptop that is underspecked for your headset, I recommend using x264 low cpu because VR on laptops, can get the GPU pegged at 99% when running my G2, and actually gets a few frames more as it is also right at its temperature and power limit. But if on desktop, i agree with @haughty thistle as freeing up CPU can really help with VR stability. Also if possible close as many secondary programs as possible. I recommend monitoring your steam on a phone or second computer if possible.
yeah im trying to get a 3070 for the nvenc but atm im stuck with this 570
@sullen linden hope you get there soon, VR is a lot of fun. And with tundra labs trackers going down in price. I am excited to see more third party tracking options available.
It is quite possible to create a headset cover plate for almost any headset and get it to use the steamvr tracking as near default (requires some driver tweaks from what I have heard, but I would love to use my G2 with lighthouses and index controllers with less then a minute of calibration, and no need to do controller alignment.
Ive started looking deeper into the tundra labs kits and really wish I pre ordered their old dev kits, as it looks really easy to prototype with (at least compared to the original vive lighthouse and tracker dev kits from 2016. If this new kit is even cheaper i will be very excited as it might break the tracker price threshold that valve was going for the past few years and would be a big deal to third party hardware devs.
Also now that I know the tundra labs kits use SPI expansion port for i/o control, I am very excited as SPI is quite easy to use, and expand, and have very low latency and high refresh rates.
It would be great if as a group we could write a detailed explination for new VR people and have LTT pin it on this channel. With the number of experienced and new Vr users on this channel I think we could write a great post, answering a lot of the basic questions and concerns. I wish spreadsheets were easier to integrate into posts as a buyers guide based on computer setup would be nice as well.
Yes
yes
I know that discord uses markdown, which i am decent at, it is just a pain get stuff working nicely.
And I think the character limit would be a problem.
Besides, not every Markdown implementation is the same
Discords Markdown Implementation doesn't support tables sadly :/

u guys should
get it
like
i can eat
in vr
without a tracking ring hitting my mouth
pretty poggers if you ask me
You could also just... let the controllers hang down the straps on other Headsets...
no
The Index is mainly good for other reasons
like comfort aduio refresh rate fov controllers
tracking
and like
it looks cool
and practically 0 sde
Yeah, this.
Besides, I wouldn't really recommend eating in VR for the sole reason of spreadding whatever dirt on your hands on your VR gear, which is a pain to clean
no as in eat in vr
not real life
the index is heavier than the quest 2 yes but the strap balances the weight perfectly
Honestly, after I've used the Reverb G2, I started noticing some SDE on my Index. It's still so low, that it's a non-issue for me, I guess just whatever someone is used to 
NO
i use the quest 2
ive used a reverb g2
i cant notice it
but reverb do4es look
The Quest 2 really that bad in terms of SDE o.O
pretty sharp
no it has less sde than the index
i cant notice sde on any of them
but some pixelation on the index compared to reverb
and alot on quest 2 compared to reverb
because q2 i dont think runs at native resolution because mobile processor
If you use the Q2 for PCVR it runs at a significantly reduced resolution due to the compression
mhm
its not very nice
i wish they wouldve made its usb c
virtual link compatible
so i could get a virtual link to like dp and usb cable
and plug it on in
as good as a native pcvr headset
and same port functionality
Well... DisplayPort Alternate Channel on Type-C connectors isn't as cheap, especially with something as integrated as a VR headset...
ik
but it wouldve been so worth it if they sold maybe a SKU that supports virtual link
Besides, it would've meant you need either a special USB Cable or a DP and USB capable USB-C port
Facebook is not interested in making good VR, they just want to get as many people on their headsets as possible to get their Data
gosh darn fb
It does not
I remember seeing a page for that
Valve wanted to make such an adapter, but noticed power and USB Issues with VirtualLink and refunded already existing orders...
if fb made maybe enthusiast level headsets such as the index theyd get the data of avid vr users
and maybe more people already tied up in oculus ecosystem would buy enthusiast grade headsets
The CV1 showed what Oculus was capable of in the higher end VR section if they actually cared
But Facebook basically took over since then...
that headset was legendary when the touch controllers came out for it
yeah
Facebook sucks
fb mean
I bought a CV1 long after they stopped producing it, and somehow I like using it more then my Index sometimes...
They completely took over oculus, a great vr company, just to get their greedy data grubbing hands on everyone
after I use the index for the first time the cv1 felt very cheap light and flimsy
I actually like the lighter weight of the CV1
it was something f I would've never expected to think of such a great headset
It still feels very premium non-the-less
The weight doesn't matter to me except for the quest 2s default strap like
I was afraid of disaligning a vertebrae
it was so bad
Honestly, the leighter weight the headset is, the less important the weight distribution becomes, but it's obviously still important
But the CV1 is not just lightweight, but also has a decent weight distribution. And honestly the CV1 Touch controllers to me feel less restricting and are better suited for more chill VR experiences
The actual cost difference is probably less then 5 dollars as the XR2 soc and board natively supports type C alternate mode. More then likely it actual is possible on the Quest 2 if you jailbreak the headset, and change the XR2 SOC firmware. I actually doubt they changed that many parts off the XR2 board just to make it easier to get Qualcomm to help. (I could definitely be wrong, but I don't give the current Oculus team much credit for good work, or sound judgment (if they are even allowed to have that anymore)).
I know that discord just did a big update and I think they fixed some markdown stuff, let me test a table.
nope
Nope not fixed
Well... Support for DisplayPort Alternate Channel doesn't tell the whole story. Just like with regular DisplayPort you have in and out ports. I don't know the specs of the XR2, but if Qualcomm really just removed the phone parts of the SOC and added a higher TDP for the chip, it might just be DP Out only as a remenance of other Qualcomm chips. But you probably know more about that then I do...
so i have games installed to my quest 2 how do i stream them to twitch
Afaik you can't. At least not with audio
You can use Sidequest to stream the image of your Quest 2 to your PC, but audio will not be transferred
you can transfer audio through an AUX cable and turn it to. mic input from an app called voicemeeter
As an alternative, you could try streaming it to a Chromecast and capturing that with a capture card, but I heard streaming from a Quest to a Chromecast is messy and works only like 30% of the time
you can use a browser
not just chrome cast
and you can stream to a phone too
and screen record to twitch
darn 😦
I haven't gotten streaming from my Quest to my phone working at all.
And since when can you cast to a Browser? That's new to me...
well you need to be on the same network
is there something wrong
I am. Casting to phone never worked for me. Even on the Wifi of my relatives it didn't work
wierd
One thing you can always do with the Quest is recoding. Then you will have both the video and in-game audio. But last time I tried this, it was missing the mic audio, so you'd need to design your own solution for that anyhow...
this seems like a last resort option
if i were you i would choose the oculus options like a browser or mobile streaming directly to the oculus app
Besides, when you're streaming, you want to keep your chat in view somehow. You'd have to either take your headset off or close the game to look at chat. Neither being a particularly good option
just wish i could stream it i know i can stream using the pc and the quest 2 but if i wanted to buy a game from the headset i couldent stream other than face book
yeah so pc vr is way better for. streaming
well yeah if you dont want to use a different device to. stream it
Not just way better. I wouldn't recommend streaming VR from both the Quest and PSVR. In both cases you're just too limited in terms of what you can do that it's more of a hassle then is worth...
tryed playing with the oculus link but i cant reposition the view with it but when i used virtual desktop it works fine but more leggy
but now until oculus makes unknown source apps run in the background twitch is just for using while your on it
well psvr can stream to twitch and YouTube
Facebook wants you to use their services. They'd be stupid allowing you to stream to a platform other then Facebook...
the only thing i can think of is streaming to facebook and making it full screen on my pc and using twitch to stream it but that seems like a bad time
Facebook will never be even close to a main social media app
PSVR puts the Chat like right up your face and longer messages are basically impossible to read. That's what I heard from a friend who has tried it
psvr never put the chat on screen

you could have it read it to you
dude just use the browser there isnt a difference its just easier since you won't see chat through that way
yeah he should see it
ive never had that i even tryed puting it on the screen it only showed on my tv
maybe theh forgot to put the UI to vr
i like my quest better tho
a quest isnt ideal for streaming
the performance sacrifice isnt low yet
well if oculus released one somehow and you are willing to make a sacrifice of losing a ton of your FPS especially when your in VR
i got a 1660 super GPU, Ryzen 5 2600 CPU and 16 gigs of HyperX ddr4 2666mhz Ram. Is this build set for VR.
it'll run most vr games
Everything that’s out right now will run fine
Depends on the headset I'd say. On a Gen 1 headset like the CV1 or OG Vive surely, it'll run most, if not all, games at 100% render scale just fine. But for higher res headsets turning down the render scale might be required in some select titles, and I would not recommend running VR with a Quest 2 or HP Reverb Headset. You'll probably defeat the whole purpose of said headset by lowering the renderscale by a lot...
would it run the index
index is a lower res, but its closer to 1440, but like an ultrawide or superultrawide 1440
high fov, okay res
1440 x 1600
per eye
at 120hz
the 1660 wont be able to hit that
The Index would fall under this category:
But for higher res headsets turning down the render scale might be required in some select titles
You can run it on a 1660 Super, but turning down the render scaling will probably be necessary to play all games
You will also probably have to run the Index at 90Hz with that card, depending on the game
when are we gonna get to a resolution in which we can read actual text
144hz
I have a 980ti and it says no refresh rate below 144hz is supported by my gpus drivers
we're already at that point
Reverb g2
Quest 2
2160 by 2160 is readable? ive never tried it
very
like text is almost as clear as real text
If not as clear
To me at least
You should watch those in the lenses vids where they do comparisons to text clarity in certain headsets through the lenses
can you link me one of those please
Ok
Well, a promise is a promise, so Here we are with a new through the Lenses Video! This time again with something Exclusive!! We are gonna see together the Preview of the next update coming from Oculus for Quest 2 Link later this year ( and what about the 90hz mode?) comparing it with the HP reverb G2, with the highest resolution yet and the prem...
Yeah, the G2 looks crazily sharp to me. I can read smaller text just fine already on the Index tho. It's mostly an issue with Gen1 headsets like the OG Vive and Rift CV1
when i had the index it was a pain in the ass to read small text or far text
like the song titles on beat saber were readable but looked nothing like irl text if that makes sense

I feel ur pain
You might've had SteamVR set to automatically determine the renderscale for you and it set it to something below 100% perhaps?
Because for me at 100% and higher text is pretty readable...
nope
yeah I realized one of my friends set the render res to 50% to annoy me
When I was letting him try it
I set it to 100% and im fine now
I run my Index nowadays at 200% and it's pretty clear. Not as sharp as the G2, but sharp enough for me to have no problem switching between the headsets
200%
Yes
I'll do that when I get a 3080ti
Still less pixels then what the G2 is rendering xD
Speaking of how long do u think it'll be till the next architecture
Lovelace
Or hopper
i dont think most pcs can even run the g2 at 100% at constant 90fps
I mean, for the G2 you want at least 14GB of VRAM. on my 3090 it eats up more then 12GB for sure (about 55% VRAM usage on a 3090 is normal on the G2)
3080ti has the same number of CUDA cores as the 3090
but 200% on g2 would be like 4k upscaled to 6k right?
It'll have 20 gigs of vram
It's releasing in April and hopefully being announced on the 12th
I don't think Nvidia will shoot themselves in the knee by making a product that is virtually the same to a much more expensive one. As in true Nvidia fassion the 3080Ti will probably be bottlenecked in some fassion. Lower memory bandwidth, a frequency lock or something similar
OHHH 3080ti
i thot the 3080 ti was actually the 3080 for a second cus of the 3060ti
786gb/s
Bandwidth
For memory
Yeah, already a bottle neck in some regards as the 3090 has almost 1tb/s
Besides, I got the 3090 for almost 3 months now which is enough for me to justify the higher price. By the time the 3080Ti comes out, I've probably already made up the price difference in usage time xD
can you run cyberpunk 2077 ?
Yes
I won't think the differences will be too massive, but I'm pretty sure the 3080Ti will probably be out of the box more comparable to the 3080 rather then the 3090...
but
Similar to how the 1070Ti was back in the day
The 1070Ti also had more VRAM then the 1070 and more CUDA cores, but was significantly downclocked in order to not cut into 1080 sales.
Depends on how lucky you get
I got extremely lucky and was able to purchase an FE card shortly after release from the German partner site "Notebooksbilliger". Most likely not all bots were targeting that store so as a genuine customer I got through before all Stock was gone
No I Mena before the next architecture launches
Depends on how long this supply shortage will last
I don't have a chrystal ball to look into, sorry ^^"
I mean didn't turing last two years
I would guess, seeing how the 2080Ti was in supply shorateg for a solid 4 months after release, I would guess because of the current situation that'll last at least twice as long...
I still remember going to bed and turning the tv on and the announcement advertisement for turning coming on that night
But you'll probably be able to get the cards normally before the new Generation drops
I think Pascal was released in 2015, no? so that was only 2-3 years as well
Some are saying as early as this year
They're gonna turn to MCM instead of monolithic gpus
GPUs only drop every 2-3 years, so I wouldn't worry about the mbeing replaced at the end of this year (unless Nvidia does another "Super" thing)
It's not ^^
How long
The 3090 Launched in October of 2020. So about 3 months
Mid-October to be exact
I got mine at the end of October
so the 3090 and 3070 launched at the same time wow
no
Ok
The 3070 launched like half a month later
Oh ok
But yeah Nvidia said bigger orders will (hopefully) be completed by spring 2021
I got my fe 3070 on lunch day on the best buy iOS app a week before i got my index
Cop
If I don't find a way to get a new card into my system for MSRP by February, I might just sell a bunch of my stuff and buy from a scalper. I can only sit on a pile of games and not play them for so long before I go insane waiting for these cards to come in stock for a normal price
You can find some discord servers or telegram whatever-they're-called that give stock notifications. You're still testing your luck but it's better than flying blind imo
please dont support the scalpers. It sucks to wait but if you buy from scalpers all it does is encourage them to keep cards out of reach.
If I don't, someone else will. The only way to stop scalpers is for the companies to get their shit together and make enough cards so that people can get them without having to turn to buying from scalpers. As the saying goes, you either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become a villain. and six months with no usable video card is plenty long enough to turn someone into a villain
So, that is to say, if AMD doesn't ramp up production to the point that I can't buy a 6800XT for less than $900, and if there is still incentive for scalpers to prey using this card (which theoretically, there shouldn't be) by February, then it's a sign that this year will turn out no better than the last, and it won't be getting any better any time soon. At that point, it would just be better to face the music and accept defeat than keep pretending that 'if I wait one more month, I'll be able to buy it for cheaper.' At some point, waiting becomes too expensive. Money is theoretically way less valuable than time, because you only have 30,000~ days to live, but you can have a significantly more amount of money. So, if having to pay money means I save time, precious time that I won't ever get back, time that I don't want to be stuck with this shitty graphics card anymore, then I'll gladly pay however much I need to, to whoever I need to. Because money isn't worth as much as time to me
knuckles are scheduled to come tommorow 
Noice 👍
A big problem with graphics cards and most detailed electronics is that current manufacting technology will never meet the demand of a hyped market. Chip making is a slow and expensive process at the moment, and it might be another 10 years tell the next major overhaul of lithography technology that allows for rapid chip production to become stable. Right now the entire world's chip production ability is probably half of what would be nessasary to not have this problem pop up, but because this is hype demand it is not the scale that chip manufacturers should scale to, or then we would have billions in machines and factories not doing anything most of the time. But still cost billions to take care of which then gets passed into the business costs that end up making their way down to the product. Technology production is a balancing act, as to little raises the product price, and to much production ability can also actually raise the price.
We also had a few months of no production at all whitch severely affected the opening launches of many of these products.
Fixing the webstores could help a lot, as well as if scalpers actually got in trouble. Time definitely has a big value and should be considered part of the cost when purchasing things, and it is understandable if prices go up if demand is high and production is low.
But scalpers should still be supported as little as possible as they are a big part of the reason supply is low. Even if they are selling at a good price, they are delaying that stock from reaching a user.
Most of the launch issues this time around are a combination of covid caused issues, combined with an actually good launch of a number of high value (compared to previous generations) computer hardware products, as well as terrible digital webstores being exploited by bots.
I got the oculus quest 2
;D
256gb
fire
My twitter suuuuuuucks
I've heard good things about the room VR game, but I kinda already know how to solve the first three rooms. Would it be worth it to buy the game even though I already know how to solve most of it? Ofc I wouldn't be able to play it until I get a new gpu, but it's on sale right now
Finally
derp
Me, who can't afford VR:
well I got minecraft vr so thats probably why I lost track of time
idk why but it just hits different in vr
On a completely random topic, have u seen that meme of cat vibing to caramelldansen
*that boi that read status
*
yeah on the topic of the knuckles, if they start drifting like crazy just angles the bases higher
y o u. W h a t
b
XD
hey lads, a friend of mine is unable to use the sensors for the HTC Vive on the wall mounts, does anyone know what mount you would need to fit on a tripod. she's unable to use bolts etc since she's unable to damage the walls
Any mount that has a 1/4" screw
Most tripods will have that standard screw already but you can't angle the base station up or down so you might need to buy an extra mount for that like I did
You can also use M3 tape or similar
That can leave residue on the walls though so if said person needs to keep their walls in a good condition I wouldn't recommend it
wierd thing here, whenever I have 2 basestations on my left knuckle freaks out but only when I face a specific direction, and its fine whenever I only have one on, these are 1.0 basestations and are up to date update wise
Do you have reflective things in your room?
nothing reflective
as I said, it works fine whenever I take either one of the bases out of the equation
Hmm hard to say then, I just moved and when I set up my index again I was wondering why my tracking was all over the place but then I realised I had not yet put curtains in front of my windows lol
I was thinking it could be some communication error
You could try changing the channels the base stations are operating at
that mightt actually worj
it worked fine for a few seconds then I got a sync error probs cause im not using a sync cable
it was on b and c and then I made it a and b
ill have to get it tommorow, currently almost 12 rn so cant
the sync cable I mean
ok
s basically
i dwnladed some songs through mod assistant
but none f them shw up
if between PSVR and Oculus the quest 2 is a better buy
i finally played a game that made me feel like VR was worth it
superhot
all the games i have played have just been recreations of stuff you can do irl
but superhot is, well, superhot.
slow down time
be pro
are there any other games like that?
superpowers, reality bending?
damn it would be really nice if Control was VR
in spice and wolf vr you can talk to a girl
Channels B and C are used for optical sync and Channels A and B are used for cable syncing. For using only one 1.0 Lighthouse, you're supposed to use Channel A. That's at least according to the SteamVR documentation
So the reason A and B don't sync to each other is because one of the 2 lighthouses are expecting a sync signal to come in through a cable. If the B and C combination gives you a green light on both Lighthouses, Syncing is not an issue and shouldn't be the problem
Yeah right liar
I want pavlov on the quest so baddd
dude its on side quest
im not sure if its free there actually
but i think it was free last time i checked
It's free called Pavlov shack
Will be free until the full game is ported as I understand it
So if I installed a game on my Quest 2, how can I then also install that game on my PC and play it via the link from my PC?
If the game supports Cross-Play, go into the Oculus Store on the PC, search for the game, and if it supports Cross-Play, you should see a download button. If it doesn't support Cross-Play (like Beat Saber) you will have to buy the game for PCVR again
Buying games on PC, I recommend purchasing games for SteamVR/Steam if available, as you will be able to play the games on other headsets natively in the future, if you ever decide to switch away from Oculus. If you buy them in the Oculus Store, you might not be able to play them on other headsets, and even if, it's usually a much worse experience, as Revive has to emulate Oculus Controllers
Lovely so if I wanted to play it from the PC I have to buy it again... how lovely
Can I play the headset version though but still have it use my PCs hardware somehow?
There is not. Some games like "The Climb" that support Cross-Buy, but many don't for either higher profits, or in thinking that most people won't play on PC anyways...
Any games that look really realistic.
I'm looking for games to use to wind down and just explore.
Not looking for fighting games.
Please @ me
@mortal briar the climb?
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Okay ty I'll look into them
man I forgot you needed to install the oculus program to run VD
I was just trying to test my current GPU's performance in some VR games via virtual desktop, but it keeps yelling at me that I need to have the oculus program installed, which I can't do because I don't have the login info for the account on this headset
I think the reason Oculus is required is because VD uses the compression algorithm that Oculus usues for Link? I'm not sure, but fact is, that VD drops you right into SteamVR and you have to use Revive to play Oculus titles through VD
what is a ok pc for valve index?
I'd say you want at least a GPU with similar power to a 2070 and a modern CPU (so not like first gen Core i, more like 4th gen or newer) with 4 cores. Depending on the game you might want to have a more powerful GPU or CPU, but this should allow you to run the Index at 100% resolution and 120Hz/144Hz in a good number of games
Lower power machines should be fine too, just know that you might have to run the headset at 90Hz or a lower render scale depending on the Game
well the max money i can use is 650 to 700
What System do you currently have?
hold on gtg if you want just text me or just wait or me to get back i dont care
and i have no pc
Oof
Fs in chat for my Index PC with a 3900X and a 4gb 570
Anyways I got the login info for VD so we all good
If this testing goes well, I might be able to convince the person that owns this account to let me borrow a GTX 1080 until cards restock
You'll definitely have to look for used parts with that price range. A 1660 Super should be fine for the start, but turning down the resolution will most likely be required, and you probably also only want to run the headset at 90Hz. I can't tell you what currently good prices for used PC parts are, but it's probably the only route possible for your budget 😬
@sullen linden
Okay so I have one more thing I need to test but I can't: I need to make sure this setup works well in Skyrim VR but I don't have a copy so I'll have to ask here and just hope that someone has this fringe setup:
I need to know if a 4gb RX570 running Skyrim VR over virtual desktop to a quest 1 will perform well, but I have no way to test it
@haughty thistle
Back
I am willing to go to 1000$ than if need be
Anyone here?
@mortal briar
Dam
came 2 days later
I got the kit but it’s going to take it says 3 mouths
Sad
I just need to get a pc for it now can you help?
probably
I am willing to go up to 1000$ us
id go with a i5 10 something with a 1060, minimum to run an index
Btw on iPad 4 so if my texting is bad it’s becux I am use inv a iPad form yearssss ago
yeah, ive used old ipads to text, theres a PETA to type on
But I really want a pc to be able to run games on pc and I will be running some games that will make my pc work very hard like half life
The vr one
hold on lemme get open pcpartpicker
Ok ty
HLA isnt actually that hard to run
And I will be streaming sometimes
I run it off my 1650
ima try to get 3000 series in here, just to maximize performance
God this auto correct is makeing me so mad one time it made me text I like your tits when I tried to say tie like I hate it
what kinda memory speed would u use
Ummm I don’t know what do you think
judging by the fact that u dont know ima just go with 3600
Are you going amd or intell?
amd
im assuming ur good with windows 10 home
Yea
The laptop I have is a chrome book and I know I don’t. Want to use that thing as a os
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/KfBCMv ok so this is 16 bucks over budget but it should be fine, id run it by someone in #tech-chat-1 before pulling the trigger
Ok thank you sir or woman I don’t know
np
Btw I know how to get a free windows so I don’t need that on there
Just letting you know
k
I'm confused about the priceless 3070
oh yeah, might wanna change out the GPU im pretty sure its out of stock
Everything else except for the GPU totals to $1016
so what do i get for gpu?
im lookin
oh thank you
gonna try to go for a 2060 or something a bit lower
yea i was going to say like a 2070 or 2080 could i do that?
or too much for money ?
yeah I think


