08-13-202406:35 AM - last edited on 08-14-202410:45 AM by IKnowYouDidntAskBut
When playing PCVR, the display on the 2 eyes will desync in games, causing the right eye and a bit of the left eye to be delayed with your head movements. As you can guess, this is really nauseating and makes VR unenjoyable. The delay happens in both eyes in the Oculus Dashboard. I have so far only tested this with Blade & Sorcery, and it seems to happen a few minutes in, by itself. However, you can consistently trigger this delay by opening the Dashboard while in a game. I have tried factory resetting the Quest, updating my graphics drivers, limiting the encode bitrate to 300, and lowering the advanced graphics settings in the Meta PC App. None of this has worked.
Hello! This reply made me realize that maybe it was the USB ports, and after launching the oculus-driver.exe file in the program's files, and switching USB ports, it fixed the issue completely. Thank you!
07-16-202410:54 AM - last edited on 07-16-202412:52 PM by FunkyTanuki
In Meta Quest Link, it seems after some time, a 3rd of the right or left eye will become extremely saturated white, becoming irritating to look at. A fix for this seems to be lowering the refresh rate down to 72Hz, but it may not be permanent.
Another problem is nearly all of the right eye will start lagging a few frames behind when looking around, with a weird elongated checkerboard pattern, when playing a game. In the Link Dashboard, this spreads to both eyes, but without any patterns, causing your vision in VR to lag behind your real-life movements. I don't think it needs to be said, but this is extremely disorientating and forces me to close Link entirely, and then reopen it, just to fix the issue.
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Hello! Sorry for not replying, I completely forgot about this post. I made a new ticket, with more detail in it and specs to help determine the issue. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Hello! This reply made me realize that maybe it was the USB ports, and after launching the oculus-driver.exe file in the program's files, and switching USB ports, it fixed the issue completely. Thank you!
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