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VonAdder
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I'm using my Oculus Quest 2 to play VR games via Steam using the link cable. I have bought various titles during the Steam winter sale,  Skyrim VR being one of them. Performance is absolutely ludicrous. One minute it works perfectly, the next time it's a juddery mess. This seems to be across the board with the OQ2. I have tried using various hacks like Open Composite, when I used it for the first time, it made Skyrim VR run like a dream, not a quiver/shake or judder in sight. Now we are back to the juddering and the shaking. Yes I have used mods, but nothing intensive. This goes for other games as well, like DCS world, Project Cars 2 etc. What gives? Most of these games are nigh on unplayable, even though Steam VR check gives me the green light for all of them. My PC is no slouch either an RTX 2070 Super with an i7-10700. Am I missing something, or do I really need to upgrade to get any kind of decent performance out of the Q2?

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It sounds like something is interfering with your VR fun.

My PC is quite average compared with yours (my specs in my sig) and I have consistently good, smooth performance with both my Rift-S and Q2 with Fallout VR, PC2 and DCS (I haven't really played much of Skyrim yet).

 

It's the inconsistency that you describe that has alarm bells ringing. Maybe a driver issue if GPU or USB drivers have changed, or a software update of some sort. I always use the latest graphics drivers, Windows 10 updates and Oculus updates and none of those have caused a problem for me but if someone else has the same issue as you, you can compare drivers and software.

 

I'd recommend gathering your logs and submitting a ticket to support. They can look into what may be happening.

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MystaMagoo
Heroic Explorer

I used to run my Q1 & Q2 on a GTX1060,little glitch/lag  now and again but ran fine,payday2 over airlink.

Play all those racing games PC2/DR2/rF2/DR and more on my GTX1080,most settings ultra/high except the bad ones like shadows etc all run fine,some have native oculus support,PC2 included.

Got an RTX3060ti now and oculus software says your  pc isn't up to standard.......hahahah pmsl

 

How have you set the graphics/refresh rate in the oculus software?

How much system ram have you got?

Are steam games on a HDD/SSD what about your OS?

Do you have the fibre optic oculus cable?

 

nvidia drivers?

I heard RTX cards had a problem with VR but not sure if thats still true?

Mine seems to be ok  so far.

 

Win 10 or 11?Not everything has caught up with Win11 yet.

Oculus apps over link/airlink?

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VonAdder
Explorer

How have you set the graphics/refresh rate in the oculus software? Tried various rates, but now back to 72Hz

How much system ram have you got? 16Gb

Are steam games on a HDD/SSD what about your OS? SSD

Do you have the fibre optic oculus cable? Yes

All drivers are up to date, and I'm on windows 11 via the link cable for the OQ2

kojack
MVP
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Windows 11 isn't officially supported by Oculus yet. Plus Win 11 has known issues with bad game performance even outside of VR. In particular have a look at VBS (Virtualisation Based Security), new Win 11 systems enable it by default, it's been reported as causing from 5% to 28% performance drop. Maybe try turning off VBS (there's guides on the net).

 

Other things that have been known to cause problems are software like Razer Synapse and Corsair ICUE.

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@kojack wrote:

Windows 11 isn't officially supported by Oculus yet. Plus Win 11 has known issues with bad game performance even outside of VR. In particular have a look at VBS (Virtualisation Based Security), new Win 11 systems enable it by default, it's been reported as causing from 5% to 28% performance drop. Maybe try turning off VBS (there's guides on the net).

 

Other things that have been known to cause problems are software like Razer Synapse and Corsair ICUE.

 

VBS is off. I do have Razer Synapse and Corsair ICUE will try disabling them.


 

VonAdder
Explorer

Even with everything disabled and running VtolVR  which is very undemanding I still get judder and chop. Going back to windows 10 is not an option. So when will we have updates/patches for windows 11?


@VonAdder wrote:

Even with everything disabled and running VtolVR  which is very undemanding I still get judder and chop. Going back to windows 10 is not an option. So when will we have updates/patches for windows 11?


You better ask microsoft about that as its a win11 problem not 'everything else's' problem.

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