Note playing games without Oculus Link is not the same as playing with Oculus Link. Without Link, you use the build-in Quest gpu, but using Link you rely on the gpu in your laptop.
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i only want this gpu support for play my dream games
i cant do vr if the gpu support
Ok, so Quest works fine without the Link cable, and you cannot use the Oculus Link cable. Note, you will never be able to use a laptop with a GeForce MX230 gpufor VR.
To use Oculus Link you need a PC with the necessary system components as described here:
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my laptop is way higher then recommand but gpu is downgrade
but gpu cant be that bad right?
I think the problem is just understanding why VR is a bit more demanding than normal flat screen games. While your GPU is powerful enough to play most games you might like right now, VR requires 1.5x more performance because it has to render the game 2x one for each eye. Granted, some games will require more performance over others - it still holds you will want at least a 1060 or better GPU for VR even with Link. Only because, the devs are going to also think you have that card or better as well, so keeping in the require specs goes a long way in terms of not fighting issues in the future and a better experience for you.
Future headsets might get around this limit once we have a better understanding and deployment rate of Eye Tracking and DFOVA. On the other hand, by then, new laptops and GPUs will be out...
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Yes I know - I was replying to Mradr without quoting him. Specifically to the statement "it still holds you will want at least a 1060 or better GPU for VR even with Link" Whilst that may well be true, it does work with the 1050Ti. I agree that the MX230 will not work, and will probably never work. Well not in this simulation - lol.
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Yes I know - I was replying to Mradr without quoting him. Specifically to the statement "it still holds you will want at least a 1060 or better GPU for VR even with Link" Whilst that may well be true, it does work with the 1050Ti. I agree that the MX230 will not work, and will probably never work. Well not in this simulation - lol.
"Granted, some games will require more performance over others" - its not that the 1050TI can't do it - its how the software was program to keep maybe a bit below required specs to keep/maintain its frame rate. There is no perfect spec and benchmark that can be perform because hardware and software will very in what it needs. This is common knowledge or at least I hope it is. Short of that - this is why recommended is created - thus while the 1050TI might work - its not going to work across the board and thus not really recommended to say it should.
This is why consoles were a big hit... didn't have to mess with details like this - either it work well for everyone on that platform or it didn't. With PCs we have the ability to scale thus to say to it should work for everyone usually means someone having an issue because they tried it out of spec or with a weird environment to see if it would work for them.
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