Oculus Quest is less than a month old, runs smooth in wireless mode, but now that we have tried the LINK via USB3.0 we are getting an insane low and stuttering framerate. Basics are: Intel i7 4820k CPU (6-core) @ 3.7Ghz 32GB DDR4 MSI NVidia GTX 1660 ARMOR 6GB DDR5 (PCIe3-16) Windows 10 Anker USB C Charger, Powerline USB C to USB 3.0 Cable (6ft) with 56k Ohm Pull-up Resistor
Runs VR games on Steam and such perfectly. Runs a RIFT S like a champ. LINK just unusable. Any thoughts?
Could also come down to how many things are plugged into the other usb ports. They share bandwidth per controller.
Would installing another USB3.0 PCIe Card maybe give us a boost you think, being that this card I currently use has a few external drives sharing the ports?
It depends on the card, but if it's maxed out, you might want to consider it. Are there no ports on the motherboard, or is that why you have the pcie card?
edit: It also comes down to not only how many things connected, but also if those devices are active. If they're just external drives, and they aren't actually reading/writing, then they aren't using much bandwidth, if any.
It depends on the card, but if it's maxed out, you might want to consider it. Are there no ports on the motherboard, or is that why you have the pcie card?
edit: It also comes down to not only how many things connected, but also if those devices are active. If they're just external drives, and they aren't actually reading/writing, then they aren't using much bandwidth, if any.
That was my question, yes. I did not think the drives would be eating much width being that they tend to be silent when not in use. Most, if not all, of my ports on the MB are taken up with peripherals, including a few drives. I can't imagine how they could be killing the card's speeds or causing the problem.
It could be drivers, or just the fact it's still in beta, or maybe even some Windows setting(?).
That's about where I had left it, aye. I submitted a ticket and they replied within a few hours to more clearly define what the problem is. I will post their reply here once they give us some better insights.
