Hello to my second try, first one was a mistake I'm on the search for
the problems with the Rift S and decided to make a poll to gether
information AMD VS Intel.Why? Because I heard of most problems on AMD
chipset, not Intel. Maybe this helps - I ha...
I think you should try a USB 3 extension card for PCI-E, this solved
this problem for me (for all time it seems). Inateck with two ports does
the job. Y-cable for testing is in the way. The Rift S seems to suck to
much power out if one port on some m...
My card helped me with the Rift, that is strange. Can you take a look in
the device manager what controller is build on your card? I have a
Fresco Logic.For sure this should not happen. The specification of USB
3.0 are standardized. It seems some boa...
I have a inateck PCIE-Card too, but with the 2 ports and without extra
power - just the PCIE-slot. Mine don't have drivers for Win10 so I used
the automatically downloaded ones from device manager.Oculus recommends
this card cause it seems to help mo...
Frenesy said: antitrust42 said: yEAH , IS WHAT I DID BUT WITH INATECT
https://www.amazon.com/Inateck-Superspeed-Ports-PCI-Expansion/dp/B00FPIMICA/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=Inateck+SuperSpeed+7+ports+PCI-e+vers+USB+3.0&qid=1559429123&s=gateway&sr=8-1-...
For the sensors since today I use a PCI-E USB extension card and it
works perfect by the first plug in (and second) Further tests follow.
Have a external hub and a Y cable to test further.UPDATE: external hub
is bad, Rift S don't get recognized.
