Before a refund, Quest 3S, any ideas?

[Oakley]

I think this is another unreal engine moment where it just has leaks and dies at a point. I keep crashing at the same tropical spot in papayago, almost specifically one identical spot. Im changing settings all over the place, but honestly it crashes if youre not super careful in any spot what so ever.

16gb vram, 8 core 3.8ghz, 32gb ram....no way is it "not enough". Did anyone patch it or is this abandonware?

[grzegorz77]

Originally posted by Oakley:

Before a refund, Quest 3S, any ideas?

I think this is another unreal engine moment where it just has leaks and dies at a point. I keep crashing at the same tropical spot in papayago, almost specifically one identical spot. Im changing settings all over the place, but honestly it crashes if youre not super careful in any spot what so ever.

16gb vram, 8 core 3.8ghz, 32gb ram....no way is it "not enough". Did anyone patch it or is this abandonware?

"abandonware?" ???
Half a year ago a big, great DLC came out.


Check the game files using steam.
This is one of the most stable vr games.


Yes, the computer spec you provided is insufficient.
You need cpu computing power and a powerful graphics card. It doesn't matter how many cores you have and how many hertz they have. You also need a graphics card with a gpu, vram alone is not enough.

But maybe just return the game, and go buy something in the quest game store.

[Oakley]

Originally posted by grzegorz77:

Originally posted by Oakley:

Before a refund, Quest 3S, any ideas?

I think this is another unreal engine moment where it just has leaks and dies at a point. I keep crashing at the same tropical spot in papayago, almost specifically one identical spot. Im changing settings all over the place, but honestly it crashes if youre not super careful in any spot what so ever.

16gb vram, 8 core 3.8ghz, 32gb ram....no way is it "not enough". Did anyone patch it or is this abandonware?

"abandonware?" ???
Half a year ago a big, great DLC came out.


Check the game files using steam.
This is one of the most stable vr games.


Yes, the computer spec you provided is insufficient.
You need cpu computing power and a powerful graphics card. It doesn't matter how many cores you have and how many hertz they have. You also need a graphics card with a gpu, vram alone is not enough. :p2chell:

But maybe just return the game, and go buy something in the quest game store.

16gb vram sorta implies a gpu, navi 32, 256 bus, 3840 cores. Im seeing other posts going unanswered about similar issues with Nvidia cards thats why Im wondering if this is the usual.

[grzegorz77]

Originally posted by Oakley:

Originally posted by grzegorz77:

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16gb vram sorta implies a gpu, navi 32, 256 bus, 3840 cores. Im seeing other posts going unanswered about similar issues with Nvidia cards thats why Im wondering if this is the usual.

Last time, this part of my answer was partly humorous.
But now, quite seriously.

If you have unusual equipment, such as an old xeon, an unusual graphics card, or graphics power supplied remotely. Yes, this causes problems in many games.
But this game is extremely stable even in this field.
I know what I'm talking about, I'm on a board with two cpu.