I just want to say thank you. I've spent untold hours trying to make cyberpunk playable in VR, and watched too many vids of "The Very Best Settings ...". This is the first time I can feel like it's playable because you explained everything so well. I am totally new to VR and only bought the kit to play Cyberpunk in VR!
Thanks for the video, I also have a 4090 so ill try your setting. First time user here. Couldnt wait to end your video:D That virtual desktop app is any better than this meta link app?
I didn't know that you always need to open up the debugging tool. That explains why last time I played the compression was reeeally noticeable. Thanks for the informations in this video
Great vid. I have already done all you said a while ago, and came to same conclusions. But it took me weeks of adjusting setting. There is a lot of videos like this that give incorrect settings. Wish I new all this a year ago when I got Quest 3. Thank you
couldnt find a good video that had explanations. I searched forever.... your video popped up in recommended after being confused for days. Best tutorial by far. Do these settings overlap with virtual desktop? Does virtual desktop even have a wired option? I dint have my quest 3 yet but im a settings freak and want to know how to get everything dialed in before it arrives
With the compromises between frame rate, encoding quality, resolution, current limits in WiFi bandwidth to make artefactless wireless viable, feels like we’re almost there. The resolution and clarity of optics is there (fov improvements would be cool, though), and it’s like the onboard processing isn’t quuuuuite there but close, so in the next gen of onboard processing, which may come around the same time as proper adoption of WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 6, we could have pretty much the wireless PCVR experiences that we hope for. When micro oled be comes cheap enough that’ll be amazing too.
I think the main purpose of oversampling is to counter for how the image is actually rendered. If you looked at the screens with out lenses in front of them, you’d see that the middle of the image is stretched and the outsides are squished. The lenses then correct for that and angle the image into your eye in more of a hemisphere. So if you run the resolution setting higher, the clarity of the centre of the image will be nicer.
no word on the fact that even with official cable the headset battery cant charge fast enough, meaning you only can play wired for a few hours before needing to turn off the headset to charge it.... you know any cable allowing charging while playing, like being able to play endlessly wired ? like a valve index for example ?
Great video, nice to see an updated version out here in the VR wild. In your video, you referenced the use of the tray tool several times. Do you have any experience with that app? I see that it saves the ASW setting and a few additional benefits. Any guidance would be great.
Hi! A bit surprised to see it says "Normal" next to "Link Sharpening". Usually people have this set to "Quality". Any particular reason behind your choice?
thank you for this video. what is this hind about the tray tool? I mean I checked it out but it looked as if it was not further developped. last Update was in 2022...so I don't know....
Virtual Desktop is not the sharpest way of playing as you are not able to play at such high bitrate. Even AV1 at 200mbps is not comparable to h264 at 900+ mbps.
@@FilledWithChi11 Ah, I have a dedicated wifi 6E router and a 4080 super, so it works flawlessly for me. Just the artifacts with more detailed/grainy textures which can look bad in games like half life alyx or Skyrim
I just want to say thank you. I've spent untold hours trying to make cyberpunk playable in VR, and watched too many vids of "The Very Best Settings ...". This is the first time I can feel like it's playable because you explained everything so well. I am totally new to VR and only bought the kit to play Cyberpunk in VR!
Perfect! Going to create a shortcut to the debug file and start testing out different settings, thank you ! 😁👍🏻
thank you so much! enjoy
Thanks for the video, I also have a 4090 so ill try your setting. First time user here. Couldnt wait to end your video:D
That virtual desktop app is any better than this meta link app?
Great setting man but what should my settings on steam vr be?
I didn't know that you always need to open up the debugging tool. That explains why last time I played the compression was reeeally noticeable.
Thanks for the informations in this video
Great vid. I have already done all you said a while ago, and came to same conclusions. But it took me weeks of adjusting setting. There is a lot of videos like this that give incorrect settings. Wish I new all this a year ago when I got Quest 3. Thank you
@@linzkirk Thank you for watching! Yes I spent hours trying different settings as well hopefully this video helps people from some wasted time.
you can use h264 for higher bitrates with the same method you are using
Thanks for the video. Have been trying to find the best setup for my Quest 3 and 4090 with 7950x.
@@Demisable_Warth Your very welcome
couldnt find a good video that had explanations. I searched forever.... your video popped up in recommended after being confused for days. Best tutorial by far. Do these settings overlap with virtual desktop? Does virtual desktop even have a wired option? I dint have my quest 3 yet but im a settings freak and want to know how to get everything dialed in before it arrives
With the compromises between frame rate, encoding quality, resolution, current limits in WiFi bandwidth to make artefactless wireless viable, feels like we’re almost there. The resolution and clarity of optics is there (fov improvements would be cool, though), and it’s like the onboard processing isn’t quuuuuite there but close, so in the next gen of onboard processing, which may come around the same time as proper adoption of WiFi 7 and Bluetooth 6, we could have pretty much the wireless PCVR experiences that we hope for. When micro oled be comes cheap enough that’ll be amazing too.
I think the main purpose of oversampling is to counter for how the image is actually rendered. If you looked at the screens with out lenses in front of them, you’d see that the middle of the image is stretched and the outsides are squished. The lenses then correct for that and angle the image into your eye in more of a hemisphere. So if you run the resolution setting higher, the clarity of the centre of the image will be nicer.
is there the best settings for wireless vr?
I’m gonna try these now
no word on the fact that even with official cable the headset battery cant charge fast enough, meaning you only can play wired for a few hours before needing to turn off the headset to charge it.... you know any cable allowing charging while playing, like being able to play endlessly wired ? like a valve index for example ?
inui cable
Great video, nice to see an updated version out here in the VR wild. In your video, you referenced the use of the tray tool several times. Do you have any experience with that app? I see that it saves the ASW setting and a few additional benefits. Any guidance would be great.
Thanks for watching! I mainly use the tray tool for saving the setting which turns off spacewarp. You can change all settings within the tray tool.
Hi! A bit surprised to see it says "Normal" next to "Link Sharpening". Usually people have this set to "Quality". Any particular reason behind your choice?
What would be my setting in stramvr cuz i dont see you can set this up 2240 on stramvr unkess steamvr use oculus setting somehow
thanks you so much! I'm planning to buy the quest 3 after I get rtx 5070
thank you for this video. what is this hind about the tray tool? I mean I checked it out but it looked as if it was not further developped. last Update was in 2022...so I don't know....
i'm using 3080 so how much render resolution can i set? thanks
Where do I download the debug tool? When I try to open it it asks me if I want media player or word to open . Than says can't be opened
The Debug Tool is part of the Meta Link software you install on your pc. Example file path:
D:\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics.
Hope this helps !
@MarcelW72 thank you
what can i do against Dropped Frames?
upgrade pc
It doesn't allow me to go above 500 per bitrate. Does anyone know why?
copy it from a text docoument then paste it in with control + c
he even showed it in the video
Will your setup be too high for running UEVR games?
Most likely you will have to turn down to 72hz.
Virtual Desktop tho?
Virtual Desktop is not the sharpest way of playing as you are not able to play at such high bitrate. Even AV1 at 200mbps is not comparable to h264 at 900+ mbps.
Some games it actually almost looks better weirdly like Moss. I was very confused when I tested the difference
@@Calebanton The colors do look better because of 10 bit but for me it’s always stuttering
@@FilledWithChi11 Ah, I have a dedicated wifi 6E router and a 4080 super, so it works flawlessly for me. Just the artifacts with more detailed/grainy textures which can look bad in games like half life alyx or Skyrim
@@Calebanton I tried that as well bought a whole router with 6E and it still had stuttering and wasn’t smooth like wired.
This is so dumb. H.264+ only supports up to 500Mbps on the Q3. And 400Mbps on the Quest2. So setting anything higher is just nonsense
@@shingetsu10 It’s not nonsense there is a very apparent difference between 500 and 900mbs.