Is the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 compatible with Quest Link?

[OConnor2020]

Hi,
I have a Dell XPS 15 7590, i7- 9750H with 32gb ram and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650.
I have been trying to use my oculus link with Microsoft Flight Sim 2020 however I have noticed the oculus link cable does not support the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card.
Are Oculus looking to make this compatible? 

[QuarryTroopers]

I get this answer from Oculus about fixing the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 this morning: 

"We cannot provide you any specific dates addressing this concern."

[FilipBarr]

Same problem 

[RoastPork · Accepted solution]

Yeah, the 1650 is sadly not supported with Link and I haven't heard word on when/if it will be supported. Your best bet is probably to just upgrade your graphics card. The 1650 Super is supported as are the GPUs listed HERE.

[Frostodonut]

I currently have the 1650 and it works mabye its because im on laptop but idk

[Superman971]

How do you have it to work? Im on a paptop and mine doesnt work.

[GlazeMyTip]

I'm also on laptop with the same graphics card, did you find a way to make it work??

[bakro.100350]

mit tegyek azt irja nem kompatibilit a grafikus kartyamal

[oculusness]

The Virtual Desktop app might allow you to use a GTX 1650 instead of link/airlink

Virtual Desktop from the Meta store 

[Anaveragefrog]

Well, if you did actually get it to run on your 1650 your laptop wouldn't even be able to run 2020. I have an rtx4060 and an i7 13700hx and i can only run it at like 15 fps in urban areas with vr.