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I have a Quest 2 and I've not noticed framerate hitches with Beat Saber. But I do a fair bit of wireless streaming off of PC (but not Beat Saber), and one of t
by jandrese 4y ago
I have a Quest 2 and I've not noticed framerate hitches with Beat Saber.
But I do a fair bit of wireless streaming off of PC (but not Beat Saber), and one of the things that surprises me is that it seems like battery life is worse when streaming from PC than when the Quest 2 is doing its own rendering. In any case the battery life does leave a bit to be desired. I expect the Quest 3 to be not much faster, but to have a significantly more efficient processor so it lasts more than an hour or two.
My final note is that if you're going to stream wireless is the way to go. I was worried it would have noticeable latency or hitching but the experience has been basically perfect. You do need a fast modern 5Ghz WiFi router and the PC on Ethernet however. Dealing with cables that have fragile USB connectors on the end while you are blindly swinging your arms around is not worth it.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y agoEh, I still use a Rift I bought off a friend, which requires a USB3 and HDMI for itself plus 3x USB3 for the base stations. While this is a tragically more complicated setup than I'd like, and getting all three base stations to behave was painful, I can't say that the cables themselves have really given me any trouble.