@HamishOK Hey, hope you are well. Firstly you are right about Air Link's 200 Mbps (Nvidia) vs 100 Mbps (AMD). I actually had more success with Air Link (I'm running a RTX 3070) than standard Link in my VR testing.
However, the best solution by far is using the "Virtual Desktop" app that you can buy for the Quest 2. This is the smoothest experience. It just works better in every scenario. If you haven't got this yet and don't want to stuff around with trying to get Air Link working it is available on the Quest 2 store.
Some important tips. For any wireless or link streaming turn off Ambient Occlusion in the game settings. Set the in game AA to TAA too. This is how I'm playing F1 22 atm.
@Grocs_Blech - Thanks for taking the time to explore how best to use Quest 2 with F1 2022 - your detailed explanations here and in your other posts have been of great help to me. Re using VD it's got to be worth a try as my router is sitting right next to my rig. I'll unplug most of the other crap I've accumulated and give it a try as a standalone 5GHz connection on WiFi.
Re all the rest I find trying to get the best FPS without compromising the quality of a wired Quest link to my PC a bit of a rabbit hole that can take up way to much on my brain. Plus I need to watch Silverstone this weekend then I'll pull the trigger on F1 2022 and get a copy of VD - will let you know how I get on - in the meantime has anyone had success with a wired V41 Oculus Link USB connection to their PC?
Do I also need Steam VR running in the background? Cause if I don't use steam VR with Oculus link wired when playing AC and ACC my VR doesn't work or does this only apply to games bought on steam??
Thanks again
Hamish
F1 22 requires Steam VR to work, regardless of whether you are using Oculus Link, Air Link or Virtual Desktop.
Good luck and I hope you enjoying your racing. 🙂
I have Virtual Desktop but not tired it for F1 22. What I don’t get is why this would be better then using oculus Link which is hardwired to your PC. Virtual Desktop uses WiFi so surely the success of this solution is based on how good your home WIFi set up is?
