poor performance w/oculus quest 2 ?

[nabrappy]

anyone else have skyrim vr run like a bad ps1 port ?
i turned just about every setting i can find off or to the lowest possible option, and there’s still warping, screen catch-up, audio lag, etc.
trying to trouble shoot it with my fiancée but it seems nonsensical and it should just not run so bad.

pc specs - (as far as i know, though my oculus tells me otherwise, my pc does meet the min requirements for vr ? so idk why it says it does not and also even so, the game should not be running this poorly) -

asus zenbook q536fdx_q546fdx
intel i7-8565U CPU @ 1.80 ghz
geforce gtx 1050 w/max q
16GB RAM
1 tb hard drive

steam’s “minimum” requirements for steam vr are listed as:

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
MINIMUM:
OS: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1 or later, Windows 10
Processor: Intel Core i5-4590/AMD FX 8350 equivalent or better
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970, AMD Radeon R9 290 equivalent or better
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Additional Notes: 1x USB 2.0 or newer, HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2 or newer

for reference , my laptop can run sims 4 with a giant mod folder on the highest settings, forza horizon 4, ghost recon, MHW, never had any issues with any games on this computer until i started trying steam vr games
granted it’s not a gaming laptop - however my laptop has the same (technical) specs as my fiancees gaming laptop (asus tuf gaming) main difference that i know of (besides graphics) is my native screen resolution is significantly higher

i’ve read quite a few forums that talk about issues with skyrim vr optimization, which i really did not expect considering regular skyrim can run on a potato at this point
but for some reason the vr version didn’t deserve the same attention ?

[nabrappy]

also i would prefer to not play the game looking like some ps1 / Minecraft pixelated nonsense , i do not see any reason why i can’t get this game to look good and also not lag out and glitch

[--ranXerox--]

mines runs perfect but its a high end system. Firstly, make sure you force 5ghz in your home network. this is important. If you need to create a 5ghz independent 5ghz network, then yes this is best. Secondly, don't WiFi from your pc to the router, make sure it's lan.

I have a mesh system and one of the satellites are lan connected giving me the 5ghz speed i need. Trust me when I say 2GHz is not enough.

[nabrappy]

引用自 --ranXerox--：

mines runs perfect but its a high end system. Firstly, make sure you force 5ghz in your home network.

wait, so for this game the internet affects the quality of the gameplay ??
that is absolutely insane. are all steam vr games that way or ? how is that a thing
edit: so i tried to look it up and it seems that only applies if you’re streaming the game with virtual desktop. i’m using a usb cable to play the game, though. so does wifi qualify still affect the game in that case ? if so, how?

[ganjafiut]

if you're using usb then wifi quality doesn't matter, did you try any other pcvr games? maybe it got something to do with usb connection, what cable are you running?

[Omega Man]

^^^I would say their setup just does not have the extra power to do all that encoding and compressing of the game to send it to the Quest II HMD, as it is base VR hardware requirement, but the game would run and look fine if they were gaming on the CV1 or Rift S HMD, as these are native PCVR and the HDMI port and you don't lose performance from encoding and compressing on the fly that the Quest II does.....i get way better fps and overheads on the Cv1 and Vive than i get with the Quest II.

[Jesse Burson]

8350 is your problem. I have a a ryzen 5600X and plays it at 200% SS with 85% cpu to spare.

[Kalark]

the gtx 1050 is not as powerful as the gtx 970. It's quite a bit weaker than it.