Nuschooler123

It’s in beta right now, and some gpus aren’t supported. Fb says they’ll be coming out with a custom USB 3.0 cable sometime next year and their recommended Anker Cable on the site is sold out on Amazon...go figure.

My friend has both and let me try them out, didn’t like the way the O+ fit on my head. He also mentioned tracking with the O+ sometimes got wonky and having to use a 3rd party program to run Steamvr was buggy for him at times.

Probably should have included this, but there are certain games that I play and would like to use VR for that aren’t supported on the quest. (No man’s Sky, Project Cars 2, ect.) I did consider it though.

Hi Y'all, Stumbled upon this place while searching for some answers, new here so sorry if it doesn't belong in this specific subgroup! Looking into getting the Oculus Rift S to add to my collection of tech that I don't really need but want, and had a question about a work around for the DisplayPort requirement. For my tower I won't have any issues but for my laptop I'm a bit stuck. I travel a lot for work and thought having the Rift with me on long stretches in hotels would a nice add! I have an Asus FX503, it's been a great companion on the road but the issue is it only comes with a HDMI port and three USB-A 3.0's. I've read that some people have had success using a Dp to Thunderbolt 3 adapter, but alas my Asus does not have one. Dp to HDMI adapters will not work because of the bandwidth (I believe?). I've looked into trying to get a Thunderbolt 3 into the laptop but haven't had any luck, assuming a port replicator is out of the question? I haven't found one for my specific model. Any and all suggestions are appreciated, I'd prefer to not have to buy a new laptop. Cheers!