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I've used Vive and rift. I now own the Quest 2 ($299). You can play any steamVR content on it without a cable using the free Air Link or the $20 Virtual Desktop
by nickthegreek 5y ago
I've used Vive and rift. I now own the Quest 2 ($299). You can play any steamVR content on it without a cable using the free Air Link or the $20 Virtual Desktop. Better deal than anything else out there.
- xnx 5y agoDoes Air Link offer acceptable performance for low latency games (e.g. Beat Saber)?
- nickthegreek 5y agoThe best way to use airlink is to have a hardwired connection to the PC and a wifi 6 router close to your Oculus. I use a 5g router in the basement though and my gaming is fine. Quest2 will also use ASW for helping overcome lag as well. https://www.oculus.com/blog/introducing-asw-2-point-0-better-accuracy-lower-latency/ https://www.oculus.com/blog/introducing-asw-2-point-0-better... But Virtual Desktop just released a new version that uses SSW, and it might even be better. https://uploadvr.com/virtual-desktop-synchronous-spacewarp/ https://uploadvr.com/virtual-desktop-synchronous-spacewarp/
- bingidingi 5y agoDo you need a FB account to use it with steamVR?
- nickthegreek 5y agoYou will still need a FB account for the initial setup. Although FB does sell a corporate FB accountless version for $699. I dont know much about that one.
- Judgmentality 5y agoI'm curious about the economics of this. Does that mean Facebook thinks it can get $400 worth of personal data for each regular VR headset it sells? I think I read that they make roughly $50 per user a year from their regular website, so that seems like it's too high for my explanation to be plausible.
- dave_sullivan 5y agoI'm speculating, but it might be a number designed to discourage purchase rather than reflect actual value. IE, we don't want personal users to buy these so we will price it higher than their data is worth but low enough that we won't completely alienate potential corporate clients. They don't want regular users getting the idea that they can opt out by paying extra because it messes with their whole business model. FB is just dark patterns all the way down.
- murderfs 5y agoMy guess would be that it's the other way around: corporate buyers aren't very sensitive to the price, so they can jack the price up by $400.
- bingidingi 5y agopor que no los dos!
- Tijdreiziger 5y agoIs it possible to buy that one as a consumer?
- spurgu 5y agoEven if you need one, can't you just create a dummy account?
- cwkoss 5y agoFacebook will delete/suspend accounts that they don't believe are connected to a real identity, so you could lose your purchases if you don't use your real name.
- Sr_developer 5y agoHow wonderful! It is so inspiring to see all the incredible uses of technology coming out from the Mecca of human creativity and accomplishment.
- spurgu 5y agoOk, yeah, there I see a clear dilemma. Add me to the list of people who will never buy an Oculus.
- UnpossibleJim 5y agoI think you have to log in and post once every 6 months (or something like that) to keep it active. It can be a silly post. I had one when I was job searching, though they had a surprising amount of data on me anyway. I used an obviously Vietnamese name (I'm white) and they suggested college classmates as my friends.... though my wife does have an account and uses the same IP =/
- mrfusion 5y agoIs there like a dumbed down tutorial on how to set this up?