I have a rig with a 2080ti gpu and pcvr looks fantastic and super clear on the Q2 when using one of the higher render resolutions in air link and Virtual Desktop and at 90hz or even 120hz if the game isn't too demanding. I can't imagine anyone seeing how good the games look and being disappointed and assuming you indeed have a strong rig like you say you do, it'll blow away what you see with PSVR.
No idea about glasses. I think if your frames aren't too wide/big that it should be fine.
I have a rig with a 2080ti gpu and pcvr looks fantastic and super clear on the Q2 when using one of the higher render resolutions in air link and Virtual Desktop and at 90hz or even 120hz if the game isn't too demanding. I can't imagine anyone seeing how good the games look and being disappointed and assuming you indeed have a strong rig like you say you do, it'll blow away what you see with PSVR.
No idea about glasses. I think if your frames aren't too wide/big that it should be fine.
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I have an oculus Quest 2 pair with an RTX 3060. The game experience is good if you don't get an issue because their customer service is terrible. The headset has a defective lens extension connection mechanism to protect your glasses from scratching the headset lens, at least in the 64 GB version. So be careful if you have a problem they'll send a refurbished product that does not solve the problem. They proved to me they were incapable of solving an elementary problem. I started a ticket on Aug 13, and it's not solved yet. Great idea, the quest 2, but terrible customer service!
