Since I've been asked by more than one person, my next video we will be comparing the quest 2 vs the quest 3. Hope to see you all there! P.S. Read the description to fix screen tearing. P.S.S. The quest 2 vs quest 3 video is up!
I know its tricky, but it would of been fantastic to have seen the comparison from the same "view" so both running from the Mil Camp up to Church or something, you compared it by showing two terrains, one with tress and grass and one barren hilltop
@@Alix943 ya know. i didnt even think about this. i just ran one raid each and went from where i spawned in. maybe i will make an update in the future? who knows. regardless, thanks for the advice and i hope you enjoyed the video!
Yeh may take a few spawns but you will see the comparisons will work so much more beautifully if you run down the same line on a road for instance. look forward to the next vid @@iSeeEZEkill
Im using the Q3 as my wireless pcvr headset and in virtual desktop it is 3F1&G clear, way better than the 30% we were told. Like you see details you never knew existed clear...like you just got your first glasses clear ❤
Interesting! Ive always had issues with Virtual Desktop due to poor internet. Hotspot is the only thing keeping my online gaming spirit from bursting into flames 😂
yea its much better than the wireless with the Q3. For some reason it makes your PC work way too hard and use too much internet. They updated virtual desktop too lately. It's almost perfect when you run the games from it correctly.
@@StephaneGman oh my goodness I just reattempted to use virtual desktop for MR blade and sorcery and it is INSANELY smooth and the graphics are immensely better than what I've been doing. Thank you and fuzzydragon for convincing me to look at it again!
Good job on the video. It's really disappointing to know that the Quest 3 version isn't doing well, especially considering the screen tearing you mentioned. That is so unfortunate...even if there is an update in the works, for many people, a dev will get 1 chance to have their product impress or disappoint a customer, and there may be no going back for that customer if it's the latter. Cheers!
you are absolutely right. there are the few of us who are ok with dealing with a few hiccups but for the most part not everyone is as accepting which could potentially hurt the headset sells or even the game sells. of course, GoT is still in early access stages but full release is around the corner which may not be as bug free as you would expect from traditional games.
@@FletchiiGames so I'm told! I haven't played standalone in a bit as I mainly play pcvr but I may end up checking this optimizer thing soon for a video. Thanks for reminding me it exists lol
@@iSeeEZEkill I tend to go between both right now, I seem to really suck with optimizing my VR games through PCVR, happy enough to just jump on standalone now, it's quick and doesn't look as amazing as when I'm on pcvr but it's just smooth and a lot more graphically comparable than without QGO
Glad this video could help! Sometime in the next week or so I will be doing a quest 2 vs quest 3 comparison for those who need it. Also, don't forget to prep for the issues with screen tearing. I'm told a quick turn off then back on or messing with the Hz rate in the meta settings could potentially fix this. I will be doing both to see what works and I will be putting the fix/update in my next video.
@@killxxthisxxguy I just had tearing in standalone. Still haven't had a chance to test the fixes I was suggested to see if I can get the tearing to stop. Soon tho! Edit- tested it. Fix is in the description.
yeah the screen tear on the quest 3 is weird and comes out like an X. I had that problem with my first Q3 and returned it and replacement did not have that same issue.
i actually plan on returning mine soon. it is having more issues now than before. hopefully this is the case and the next one i get doesn't cause any problems. also, spot on with the X. its almost like a pattern of X's spread across the screen.
It’s not really a comparison of PCVR vs Quest 3. It’s a comparison of your old headset and PC vs Quest 3. It’s a little bit disingenuous. I use the Valve Index. Some people use the PiMax. Some use the original Oculus headsets. I have a 1080ti running mine. If I upgrade to a better GPU, it would help. Just saying. Not all PCVR are created equal. So it’s not really a comparison. There are problems with my Index, but I usually solve most of them by using the bajjilion adjustable knobs and straps they have to customize fit. If it’s blurry, it’s usually because I don’t have my fit correctly adjusted. Once I do, it’s clear as a bell. Now I wish Valve would hurry up and develop the wireless module they said they were working on for the headset. That USB under the glass shield of my headset still isn’t filled up with that module. I’ll add, Index uses a USB 3.0 and Displayport connector to interface with my PC. Most I’ve seen use regular HDMI cables and usb 3.0. There are way too many factors to figure into the equation. Also need to add another caveat. People usually don’t buy the Quest 3 for its wired potential. Many don’t have PCs that could run them effectively. It’s a good alternative. Just using one smaller cable that doesn’t require you to use HDMI ports to be taking up space, but most people who run headsets have enough space anyways. I figured this out when I sent my old Oculus to a friend that wanted it. He didn’t have to ports needed to run the headset. When he did, it barely ran the headset. I didn’t factor that in because I had a PC capable of it. Now with the Index, I have two display ports and two HDMI ports. I have a few USB-Cs as well. More than enough to run my headset and three other monitors if I wanted. But I always got that as an argument, besides price point, about the Quest vs my headset. “At least I don’t need wires to play my VR. Because wires ruin the immersion and are cumbersome.” I always just laughed. Because I knew how it worked. If you wanted to play more demanding games, you’re going to have to drop the $80 needed for that Quest link cable to play them.
The whole purpose of this video was to see if it was an upgrade which it was. I agree with some out of the many things you pointed out, but the quest 2 to quest 3 jump is significant enough to talk about and pcvr is my main so I wanted to see the comparison while running on the same system I was using for my quest 2. Thanks for the extremely long and very detailed comment though. I did read it if that help with anything lol
the graphics bug on pcvr is asynchronous spacewarp and has to be disabled in oculus debug on every single playthrough of using oculus link it renables itself
I haven't had have any pcvr visual glitches except for when I end games then the Oculus link starts tripping hard but that's a different story lol. Just standalone is where I had major problems occur.
@@iSeeEZEkill ah i got it backwards. that asw messes with me a lot so its usually the only thing i have to mess with lol. it seems a bit bugged lately im developing on 5.2-5.3 unreal engine and asw will kick in at full fps when looking at a sky or a widget(menu)
correct. the app i use is the official oculus/meta pc app that connects through air link (wireless/wifi) or link cable. some prefer steamvr but it is much simpler using the 1st party software.
so is it okay to buy the oculus desktop version of the game so I also get the standalone version for quest3? I have a nice 4090 pc setup so I will play PCVR 90 percent of the time but I do travel sometimes and like the idea of being able to play standalone sometimes also. From what i've read the only way to do that is buying it on the oculus store so I get both versions is that correct? Also is the oculus PCVR version lower quality than the steam PCVR version? Thanks
That's exactly what I did. I bought mine on my headset and it automatically goes to your PC oculus store. There is no visual or performance difference between steam/meta versions.
does anyone know how to fix the issue where the game looks fine on my monitor great actually, but the headset makes it too dark.(all pcvr games) Almost unplayable and my shoulders and body are so far up it looks so weird and makes it hard to use guns…?(tabor exclusively)
What I do for my Q3 is I set my brightness to max (in the quick settings), Set the contrast to minimum (in accessibility options), and turn on color correction to the middle option (also in accessibility). This at least allows me to see everything on Silo in tabor. If I dont have those settings, its completely unplayable as it's too dark to see anything.
it's hard to tell whether the graphics are much better on pcvr, what do you think? I just bought the pcvr version, but it doesn't really have the graphics of a pcvr game, so i'm considering refunding and getting the version from the app store.
If you have this game purchased on the official oculus store, you get access to both pcvr and standalone versions. I bought standalone first but I play using link cable oculus pcvr. If you are on pcvr, have you tried increasing the graphics from the in game settings?
@@iSeeEZEkill yeah but only for the quest pcvr and not steamvr and in the past i have issues with the OculusPcvr, so i just bought it over steam. The graphics look the same as in your video, but if you compare that to other pcvr titles, its just a bit disappointing ^^
@@notlisztening9821 ah I understand now. Yes I agree it definitely isn't up to par when comparing, but this game relies on both systems running smoothly for crossplay, something most games for VR don't attempt to do. There's a few but on a much smaller scale. I am on one side wishing the graphics were focused on for both systems but with so much for them to do as a live service, the other side of me completely understands the process and feel that we just have to let them cook. Right now, the quest 2's chip is holding it's potential hostage, as well as some of the devs on their team have never touched unreal engine before joining the team. It's a learning process from everyone. We just have to wait a couple years and see where it goes from there. Tabor is still in very early access so keep that in mind.
I had a few people give me some ideas on how to negate the screen tearing. However, the smooth res, pancake lenses and 110 fov? Definitely a huge improvement but I do agree. We really could use a q3 version to go perfectly with the new hardware.
Dude get quest game optimizer. I runs tabor at max resolution on the quest and it runs great. You just can't change default FPS or the game wont load, but all other graphical settings you can change.
Nice video! Am I right that this is basically Quest 2 version of the game just on Quest 3? AFAIK developers haven't created a special version yet. Man! If you can it would be great to compare Into the Radius Quest 2 and Quest 3 version since there is an actual upgrade =)
Thank you! And yeh pretty much quest 2 version on the quest 3. They don't plan on making a specific version until the games full release or so they say. But that's a good idea! I'm pretty sure someone has already made q2/q3 comparison videos for ITR but if that's something you're interested in, I can absolutely do that after my q2 vs q3 GoT video.
Hello, I would like to get some advice from you guys. Currently, I'm building a PC with RTX 3090 ti, i9 12900k, 32gb Ram DDR5, how would it perform in PCVR with most of the recent released titles on Quest 3? After I am done with building my pc, I've thought about buying the Quest 3, this would be the first time I'm jumping into VR. What I'm looking to buy is the Quest 3 128 GB as I would like to use the Quest 3 mainly to play games that I am buying through Steam. I've done some research and tried to find out if it worth it buying a link cable and play games with a wired connection, or wirelessly through virtual desktop. I do not own any Wifi 6 routers and my PC is not wired to the router, as I am always using it through Wi-Fi. Would I be able to play games wirelessly without any issues with those internet speeds on wifi? Download 126.2 Mb/s, Upload 97.1 Mb/s, Ping 13ms, Jitter 0.8ms Also, I would like to mention that I am looking to play games where I have to move a lot like Arizona Sunshine 2, Blade & Sorcery and so on. Would you guys recommend me using a link cable or virtual desktop? Any advice helps, thank you!
Those specs could run just about anything. You will be perfectly fine running anything 60-120fps for VR and flat screen on high settings. The Quest 3 is a beautiful little machine. I use my hotspot for internet because my satellite internet is extremely poor. I use link cable because when using hotspot for air link, there can be some freezing due to ping spikes. But your internet should be fine I would think. I use virtual desktop every now and then but would most likely provide you with an even better experience. Cheers to getting into VR gaming 🎉
Link cable all the way. My internet is too slow for air link/virtual desktop to work properly and when I use my hotspot my screen goes all wonky. So I just stick with the cable.
Just got the game and I plan to pc vr it mostly, what’s the best way to launch the game? So u link then launch steam vr? Also can you go through the game settings u did for the pc vr debug tool etc
I buy most of my pcvr games through the oculus PC software. Most games purchased this way is crossbuy, meaning buy it for pcvr and get standalone edition free (and vice versa) so when I put on my headset, link to oculus, I can just click library and start the game from there. It's much easier and alot more simple than having to run steamvr in the background. Hope this helps and isn't too confusing 😅😂
Link cable. Airlink and virtual desktop has alot of lag spikes due to my poor internet. As far as settings go, I believe I'm running 90hz on PC and 120hz on quest 3 with the in game graphic settings set to go as high as it can go. I don't really tweak the headset settings much aside from the Hz rate.
PCVR as in just using my pc to play vr. I do not own this game on steam nor do i own a rift to tell you the exact experiences of how that works but what i can say, for the most part, is that it is all pretty much all the same.
I haven't seen it on standalone since that wipe that you see in this video. My opinion is yes. Am I 100% correct though? Not entirely sure but it is safe to say that i haven't experienced it in a while nor has anyone else from my understanding. Should be good to go!
I was not impressed with the quest 3 in term of the visuals because I already owned the QPro but in terms of comfort and different headstraps is perfect but I'm still waiting for my replacement of the quest 3 I returned it because of dead pixels 😢
That's very unfortunate to hear. I had to replace my headstrap IMMEDIATELY because it was causing me major headaches. For me, comfort using stock setup gets a 3/10. The graphics only impress me when playing games like ITR or contractors as those are some really good looking games as it is. Some games that don't have this graphical upgrade definitely makes it harder to look at when the resolution has been increased making textures look smeared and rubish lol
@@iSeeEZEkill in my case because I got longer hair now the new strap is more comfortable than the Q2 strap but the pressure on the face because of the fabric and not silicone was harsh and left my face red and marked. They emailed me today that there shipping there replacement bro it took these folks 10 days next time i'll stick to AMAZON for buying things like this I just thought that the only way to get asgards wrath 1 & 2 was buying the console through meta.
But I'm pretty sure most developers are not taking advantage of the technology yet, which is what usually happens when a system first comes out. Only certain games are taking advantage of the newer hardware. But of course nothing compares to PCVR
After a quick Google translation, No. The gpu's cannot be compared between PC and quest 3 regardless if the resolution is increased. My only reason for comparing the 2 is because I run pcvr most of the time while checking out the q3's standalone power.
@@CrishieX as long as you have a USB 3.0 USBC port and the cable has a high enough speed. Im not really sure the recommended speed but the official meta link cable is 5gb. Some cables don't have enough speed so make sure before you purchase one. My onn cable is 16ft with a speed of 10gb with a built in 3.0 USBC port on my laptop.
@@tunny9376 the recording doesn't do justice imo. You don't see the lag or foggy distances the way you do inside the headset. But don't worry, we are getting a quest 3 graphical overhaul soon according to CWS.
When the screen can't keep up with the pixels, it lags behind and has a hard time projecting the image properly. Imagine like an old tv that hardly has connection but just enough connection the image will go in an out quickly. Idk how else to explain it lol
To get a quick and easy idea, I went to their steam page and found this. Minimum: "OS: Win 10 Processor: i5 6600K Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1060 DirectX: Version 11 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 15 GB available space Sound Card: Any" Recommended: "OS: Win 10 Processor: i7 7700k or Higher Memory: 16 GB RAM Graphics: Nvidia 1080GTX or Higher DirectX: Version 12 Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 30 GB available space Sound Card: Any"
bro the 2nd Part of the Video everything looking smashed down was terrible! What you were saying during both demonstrations was confusing and horrible...
On RUclips if you make a Mistake, then don't post the Video until its ready. That pissed me off cuz I wasted my time and got shet out the video and had to watch another one. You only have 1 try to Impress in this Game...@@iSeeEZEkill
Yeh I'd say the frames felt pretty solid when the screen wasn't ripping a whole in the 4th dimension. Although I couldn't really notice because of how strong the screen tear was, gave me a massive migraine afterwards. I'll do a more in depth look and explain everything in better detail when I do my quest 2 vs quest 3 video. I hope to have found a fix for the screen tearing by then.
responding a bit later lol but i just got it on quest 3 and it feels very smooth and no tearing in my experience and i put the texture res to max on sidequest and it almost looks like pcvr the only issue ive had tho is theres ghosting on my guns and stuff idk if theres a fix
The game looks like ass on quest 3 standalone compared to the pcvr version. I dunno why u are acting like it's so good... It doesn't even have any quest 3 enhancements so the performance and resolution is the same as it was on quest 2
the quest 3 resolution is definitely not the same as quest 2. i will agree the graphics on standalone are not easy on the eyes but my main purpose of the video was if the q3 headset was an upgrade. which it was imo, regardless if the base game is lacking in the visual department. my personal guess is they will eventually get to it if enough people request it AFTER the full release on all platforms in a month or two. just a speculation though.
@@iSeeEZEkill do you think the full release will be in a month or two for real? It seems like they have way too much work to do for that amount of time.
@@BluelightGaming1 according to scott they are shooting for a full release in February. this doesnt mean they wont have their hands full with bugs and adding content, it just means the game will be available through Meta and other official stores.
Fair enough. The early access and all the bugs isn't for everyone. Personally I love being here for it all. Hopefully they decide to do so on full release.
Meta sucks. Gonna wait a year until they reduce the price. If they really wanted gamers to upgrade from quest 2 to 3 they would have made quest 3 exclusive games and Mixed reality apps and games. They should learn from Apple that the an ecosystem is the most important.
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Since I've been asked by more than one person, my next video we will be comparing the quest 2 vs the quest 3. Hope to see you all there!
P.S. Read the description to fix screen tearing.
P.S.S. The quest 2 vs quest 3 video is up!
I know its tricky, but it would of been fantastic to have seen the comparison from the same "view" so both running from the Mil Camp up to Church or something, you compared it by showing two terrains, one with tress and grass and one barren hilltop
@@Alix943 ya know. i didnt even think about this. i just ran one raid each and went from where i spawned in. maybe i will make an update in the future? who knows. regardless, thanks for the advice and i hope you enjoyed the video!
Yeh may take a few spawns but you will see the comparisons will work so much more beautifully if you run down the same line on a road for instance. look forward to the next vid @@iSeeEZEkill
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Im using the Q3 as my wireless pcvr headset and in virtual desktop it is 3F1&G clear, way better than the 30% we were told. Like you see details you never knew existed clear...like you just got your first glasses clear ❤
Interesting! Ive always had issues with Virtual Desktop due to poor internet. Hotspot is the only thing keeping my online gaming spirit from bursting into flames 😂
yea its much better than the wireless with the Q3. For some reason it makes your PC work way too hard and use too much internet. They updated virtual desktop too lately. It's almost perfect when you run the games from it correctly.
@@StephaneGman oh my goodness I just reattempted to use virtual desktop for MR blade and sorcery and it is INSANELY smooth and the graphics are immensely better than what I've been doing. Thank you and fuzzydragon for convincing me to look at it again!
Wait how do you do this?
@@baahbyjoe4850 virtual desktop has a graphics setting with an astronomical amount of cool options to mess with.
Good job on the video. It's really disappointing to know that the Quest 3 version isn't doing well, especially considering the screen tearing you mentioned. That is so unfortunate...even if there is an update in the works, for many people, a dev will get 1 chance to have their product impress or disappoint a customer, and there may be no going back for that customer if it's the latter. Cheers!
you are absolutely right. there are the few of us who are ok with dealing with a few hiccups but for the most part not everyone is as accepting which could potentially hurt the headset sells or even the game sells. of course, GoT is still in early access stages but full release is around the corner which may not be as bug free as you would expect from traditional games.
With quest games optimiser GoT is amazing on standalone quest 3
@@FletchiiGames so I'm told! I haven't played standalone in a bit as I mainly play pcvr but I may end up checking this optimizer thing soon for a video. Thanks for reminding me it exists lol
@@iSeeEZEkill I tend to go between both right now, I seem to really suck with optimizing my VR games through PCVR, happy enough to just jump on standalone now, it's quick and doesn't look as amazing as when I'm on pcvr but it's just smooth and a lot more graphically comparable than without QGO
I use quest 3 and every time I play tabor on it I see like these tiny blue and purple glitches on my screen every second
@@EthanRoselli-ij3xr yeh there seems to be new glitches going on q3 standalone, hopefully one day they get it right. That's why I mainly play pcvr.
@@iSeeEZEkill oh okay I thought that was just my quest 3
Getting my quest 3 in like 2 weeks this is the video I needed
Glad this video could help! Sometime in the next week or so I will be doing a quest 2 vs quest 3 comparison for those who need it.
Also, don't forget to prep for the issues with screen tearing. I'm told a quick turn off then back on or messing with the Hz rate in the meta settings could potentially fix this. I will be doing both to see what works and I will be putting the fix/update in my next video.
@@iSeeEZEkill tearing in pcvr or just standalone
@@killxxthisxxguy I just had tearing in standalone. Still haven't had a chance to test the fixes I was suggested to see if I can get the tearing to stop. Soon tho!
Edit- tested it. Fix is in the description.
yeah the screen tear on the quest 3 is weird and comes out like an X. I had that problem with my first Q3 and returned it and replacement did not have that same issue.
i actually plan on returning mine soon. it is having more issues now than before. hopefully this is the case and the next one i get doesn't cause any problems. also, spot on with the X. its almost like a pattern of X's spread across the screen.
1st Q3 screen teared. Second Q3 over heated and I got artifact. Now on third Q3.
@@Deadly187 damn that sucks to hear. Fingers crossed that's a good one.
Nice video mate!
Thanks homie! 🙏
You should do a quest 2 and quest 3 comparison.
Someone in the discord mentioned the same thing. I plan on making that my next ghosts of tabor video, actually!
Great introduction to the video.
Thank you! Glad you liked it. ♥️
It’s not really a comparison of PCVR vs Quest 3. It’s a comparison of your old headset and PC vs Quest 3. It’s a little bit disingenuous.
I use the Valve Index. Some people use the PiMax. Some use the original Oculus headsets. I have a 1080ti running mine. If I upgrade to a better GPU, it would help.
Just saying. Not all PCVR are created equal. So it’s not really a comparison. There are problems with my Index, but I usually solve most of them by using the bajjilion adjustable knobs and straps they have to customize fit. If it’s blurry, it’s usually because I don’t have my fit correctly adjusted. Once I do, it’s clear as a bell.
Now I wish Valve would hurry up and develop the wireless module they said they were working on for the headset. That USB under the glass shield of my headset still isn’t filled up with that module.
I’ll add, Index uses a USB 3.0 and Displayport connector to interface with my PC. Most I’ve seen use regular HDMI cables and usb 3.0. There are way too many factors to figure into the equation.
Also need to add another caveat. People usually don’t buy the Quest 3 for its wired potential. Many don’t have PCs that could run them effectively. It’s a good alternative. Just using one smaller cable that doesn’t require you to use HDMI ports to be taking up space, but most people who run headsets have enough space anyways.
I figured this out when I sent my old Oculus to a friend that wanted it. He didn’t have to ports needed to run the headset. When he did, it barely ran the headset. I didn’t factor that in because I had a PC capable of it.
Now with the Index, I have two display ports and two HDMI ports. I have a few USB-Cs as well. More than enough to run my headset and three other monitors if I wanted.
But I always got that as an argument, besides price point, about the Quest vs my headset. “At least I don’t need wires to play my VR. Because wires ruin the immersion and are cumbersome.”
I always just laughed. Because I knew how it worked. If you wanted to play more demanding games, you’re going to have to drop the $80 needed for that Quest link cable to play them.
The whole purpose of this video was to see if it was an upgrade which it was. I agree with some out of the many things you pointed out, but the quest 2 to quest 3 jump is significant enough to talk about and pcvr is my main so I wanted to see the comparison while running on the same system I was using for my quest 2. Thanks for the extremely long and very detailed comment though. I did read it if that help with anything lol
the graphics bug on pcvr is asynchronous spacewarp and has to be disabled in oculus debug on every single playthrough of using oculus link it renables itself
I haven't had have any pcvr visual glitches except for when I end games then the Oculus link starts tripping hard but that's a different story lol. Just standalone is where I had major problems occur.
@@iSeeEZEkill ah i got it backwards. that asw messes with me a lot so its usually the only thing i have to mess with lol. it seems a bit bugged lately im developing on 5.2-5.3 unreal engine and asw will kick in at full fps when looking at a sky or a widget(menu)
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im thinking about getting into VR im a little confused so the PCVR is you on the quest 3 but playing with some pc app?
correct. the app i use is the official oculus/meta pc app that connects through air link (wireless/wifi) or link cable. some prefer steamvr but it is much simpler using the 1st party software.
so is it okay to buy the oculus desktop version of the game so I also get the standalone version for quest3? I have a nice 4090 pc setup so I will play PCVR 90 percent of the time but I do travel sometimes and like the idea of being able to play standalone sometimes also. From what i've read the only way to do that is buying it on the oculus store so I get both versions is that correct? Also is the oculus PCVR version lower quality than the steam PCVR version? Thanks
That's exactly what I did. I bought mine on my headset and it automatically goes to your PC oculus store. There is no visual or performance difference between steam/meta versions.
does anyone know how to fix the issue where the game looks fine on my monitor great actually, but the headset makes it too dark.(all pcvr games) Almost unplayable and my shoulders and body are so far up it looks so weird and makes it hard to use guns…?(tabor exclusively)
What I do for my Q3 is I set my brightness to max (in the quick settings), Set the contrast to minimum (in accessibility options), and turn on color correction to the middle option (also in accessibility). This at least allows me to see everything on Silo in tabor. If I dont have those settings, its completely unplayable as it's too dark to see anything.
it's hard to tell whether the graphics are much better on pcvr, what do you think? I just bought the pcvr version, but it doesn't really have the graphics of a pcvr game, so i'm considering refunding and getting the version from the app store.
If you have this game purchased on the official oculus store, you get access to both pcvr and standalone versions. I bought standalone first but I play using link cable oculus pcvr. If you are on pcvr, have you tried increasing the graphics from the in game settings?
@@iSeeEZEkill yeah but only for the quest pcvr and not steamvr and in the past i have issues with the OculusPcvr, so i just bought it over steam.
The graphics look the same as in your video, but if you compare that to other pcvr titles, its just a bit disappointing ^^
@@notlisztening9821 ah I understand now. Yes I agree it definitely isn't up to par when comparing, but this game relies on both systems running smoothly for crossplay, something most games for VR don't attempt to do. There's a few but on a much smaller scale. I am on one side wishing the graphics were focused on for both systems but with so much for them to do as a live service, the other side of me completely understands the process and feel that we just have to let them cook. Right now, the quest 2's chip is holding it's potential hostage, as well as some of the devs on their team have never touched unreal engine before joining the team. It's a learning process from everyone. We just have to wait a couple years and see where it goes from there. Tabor is still in very early access so keep that in mind.
dont think anything will be better than the quest 2 till they optimize it for the quest 3
I had a few people give me some ideas on how to negate the screen tearing. However, the smooth res, pancake lenses and 110 fov? Definitely a huge improvement but I do agree. We really could use a q3 version to go perfectly with the new hardware.
look at into the radius it got a quest 3 update and looks like the pc version @@iSeeEZEkill
Dude get quest game optimizer. I runs tabor at max resolution on the quest and it runs great. You just can't change default FPS or the game wont load, but all other graphical settings you can change.
Awesome! I'll definitely check it out. You actually answered a question I have no been able to find so thank you!
Nice video!
Am I right that this is basically Quest 2 version of the game just on Quest 3? AFAIK developers haven't created a special version yet.
Man! If you can it would be great to compare Into the Radius Quest 2 and Quest 3 version since there is an actual upgrade =)
Thank you! And yeh pretty much quest 2 version on the quest 3. They don't plan on making a specific version until the games full release or so they say.
But that's a good idea! I'm pretty sure someone has already made q2/q3 comparison videos for ITR but if that's something you're interested in, I can absolutely do that after my q2 vs q3 GoT video.
Honestly the quest 3 should get a graphics update it can clearly handle it
I absolutely agree. I hope it happens but the devs dont seem to care for one which is a real shame. Only time will tell.
Hello, I would like to get some advice from you guys. Currently, I'm building a PC with RTX 3090 ti, i9 12900k, 32gb Ram DDR5, how would it perform in PCVR with most of the recent released titles on Quest 3?
After I am done with building my pc, I've thought about buying the Quest 3, this would be the first time I'm jumping into VR.
What I'm looking to buy is the Quest 3 128 GB as I would like to use the Quest 3 mainly to play games that I am buying through Steam.
I've done some research and tried to find out if it worth it buying a link cable and play games with a wired connection, or wirelessly through virtual desktop.
I do not own any Wifi 6 routers and my PC is not wired to the router, as I am always using it through Wi-Fi. Would I be able to play games wirelessly without any issues with those internet speeds on wifi? Download 126.2 Mb/s, Upload 97.1 Mb/s, Ping 13ms, Jitter 0.8ms
Also, I would like to mention that I am looking to play games where I have to move a lot like Arizona Sunshine 2, Blade & Sorcery and so on.
Would you guys recommend me using a link cable or virtual desktop? Any advice helps, thank you!
Those specs could run just about anything. You will be perfectly fine running anything 60-120fps for VR and flat screen on high settings.
The Quest 3 is a beautiful little machine. I use my hotspot for internet because my satellite internet is extremely poor. I use link cable because when using hotspot for air link, there can be some freezing due to ping spikes. But your internet should be fine I would think. I use virtual desktop every now and then but would most likely provide you with an even better experience.
Cheers to getting into VR gaming 🎉
Thank you for the answer! I really appreciate it. ❤
Do you play pcvr via air link or cable? Or virtual desk
Link cable all the way. My internet is too slow for air link/virtual desktop to work properly and when I use my hotspot my screen goes all wonky. So I just stick with the cable.
Just got the game and I plan to pc vr it mostly, what’s the best way to launch the game? So u link then launch steam vr? Also can you go through the game settings u did for the pc vr debug tool etc
I buy most of my pcvr games through the oculus PC software. Most games purchased this way is crossbuy, meaning buy it for pcvr and get standalone edition free (and vice versa) so when I put on my headset, link to oculus, I can just click library and start the game from there. It's much easier and alot more simple than having to run steamvr in the background. Hope this helps and isn't too confusing 😅😂
What type of settings do you have?
Also is this all wired or using something like virtual desktop
Link cable. Airlink and virtual desktop has alot of lag spikes due to my poor internet. As far as settings go, I believe I'm running 90hz on PC and 120hz on quest 3 with the in game graphic settings set to go as high as it can go. I don't really tweak the headset settings much aside from the Hz rate.
Guysbwhen it says pcvr does that unclude the oculus rift version for pc or is this steam
PCVR as in just using my pc to play vr. I do not own this game on steam nor do i own a rift to tell you the exact experiences of how that works but what i can say, for the most part, is that it is all pretty much all the same.
They fix the ecreen tearing yet?
I haven't seen it on standalone since that wipe that you see in this video. My opinion is yes. Am I 100% correct though? Not entirely sure but it is safe to say that i haven't experienced it in a while nor has anyone else from my understanding. Should be good to go!
I was not impressed with the quest 3 in term of the visuals because I already owned the QPro but in terms of comfort and different headstraps is perfect but I'm still waiting for my replacement of the quest 3 I returned it because of dead pixels 😢
That's very unfortunate to hear. I had to replace my headstrap IMMEDIATELY because it was causing me major headaches. For me, comfort using stock setup gets a 3/10. The graphics only impress me when playing games like ITR or contractors as those are some really good looking games as it is. Some games that don't have this graphical upgrade definitely makes it harder to look at when the resolution has been increased making textures look smeared and rubish lol
@@iSeeEZEkill in my case because I got longer hair now the new strap is more comfortable than the Q2 strap but the pressure on the face because of the fabric and not silicone was harsh and left my face red and marked. They emailed me today that there shipping there replacement bro it took these folks 10 days next time i'll stick to AMAZON for buying things like this I just thought that the only way to get asgards wrath 1 & 2 was buying the console through meta.
But I'm pretty sure most developers are not taking advantage of the technology yet, which is what usually happens when a system first comes out. Only certain games are taking advantage of the newer hardware. But of course nothing compares to PCVR
Unfortunate cuz the Qpro head strap is a perfect fit for me. Especially since i wear glasses
It stutters like crazy on Quest 3.
It seems to go in and out for me. Some raids feel worse than others but for the most part it's more stable when not inside the bunker.
Is it normal to see the weapons and the coordinates indicator kind of low fps? Or is it the screen tearing u were mentioning what I am refering to?
You mean like it has like a motion blur to it? Thats normal for standalone
oh, okeyyy. Thank you for answering@@iSeeEZEkill .
pc的gpu是quest3能比的吗，pcvr游戏都是按照1060为基准开发的，如果按照1080开发，pcvr游戏的画面远远好于quest
After a quick Google translation, No. The gpu's cannot be compared between PC and quest 3 regardless if the resolution is increased. My only reason for comparing the 2 is because I run pcvr most of the time while checking out the q3's standalone power.
It hasn't been enhance for the quest 3
unfortunately not. may not get one for a long time also.
Were you using link cable or wireless?
I use a cheap onn cable from Walmart 👍
@@iSeeEZEkill I didn’t know you could do that, can I just use any of my usb c to c cables?
@@CrishieX as long as you have a USB 3.0 USBC port and the cable has a high enough speed. Im not really sure the recommended speed but the official meta link cable is 5gb. Some cables don't have enough speed so make sure before you purchase one. My onn cable is 16ft with a speed of 10gb with a built in 3.0 USBC port on my laptop.
Why does my quest 3 look way worse than your one?
@@tunny9376 the recording doesn't do justice imo. You don't see the lag or foggy distances the way you do inside the headset. But don't worry, we are getting a quest 3 graphical overhaul soon according to CWS.
What exactly is screen tearing?
When the screen can't keep up with the pixels, it lags behind and has a hard time projecting the image properly. Imagine like an old tv that hardly has connection but just enough connection the image will go in an out quickly. Idk how else to explain it lol
What are the requirements for quest 3 pcvr
To get a quick and easy idea, I went to their steam page and found this.
Minimum:
"OS: Win 10
Processor: i5 6600K
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1060
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 15 GB available space
Sound Card: Any"
Recommended:
"OS: Win 10
Processor: i7 7700k or Higher
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia 1080GTX or Higher
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 30 GB available space
Sound Card: Any"
@@iSeeEZEkill thx so much
bro the 2nd Part of the Video everything looking smashed down was terrible! What you were saying during both demonstrations was confusing and horrible...
i explained it in the video why. im sorry if you cant comprehend.
On RUclips if you make a Mistake, then don't post the Video until its ready. That pissed me off cuz I wasted my time and got shet out the video and had to watch another one. You only have 1 try to Impress in this Game...@@iSeeEZEkill
You have a very cute voice.
habie147??
did the fps feel better was it still locked at 36 or no
Yeh I'd say the frames felt pretty solid when the screen wasn't ripping a whole in the 4th dimension. Although I couldn't really notice because of how strong the screen tear was, gave me a massive migraine afterwards. I'll do a more in depth look and explain everything in better detail when I do my quest 2 vs quest 3 video. I hope to have found a fix for the screen tearing by then.
responding a bit later lol but i just got it on quest 3 and it feels very smooth and no tearing in my experience and i put the texture res to max on sidequest and it almost looks like pcvr the only issue ive had tho is theres ghosting on my guns and stuff idk if theres a fix
Is quest 3 pay to win on ghost of tabor???
No. It’s play to win! 💪
The game looks like ass on quest 3 standalone compared to the pcvr version. I dunno why u are acting like it's so good... It doesn't even have any quest 3 enhancements so the performance and resolution is the same as it was on quest 2
the quest 3 resolution is definitely not the same as quest 2. i will agree the graphics on standalone are not easy on the eyes but my main purpose of the video was if the q3 headset was an upgrade. which it was imo, regardless if the base game is lacking in the visual department. my personal guess is they will eventually get to it if enough people request it AFTER the full release on all platforms in a month or two. just a speculation though.
@@iSeeEZEkill do you think the full release will be in a month or two for real? It seems like they have way too much work to do for that amount of time.
@@BluelightGaming1 according to scott they are shooting for a full release in February. this doesnt mean they wont have their hands full with bugs and adding content, it just means the game will be available through Meta and other official stores.
Will not get this game until its fixed, and upscaled for quest 3
Fair enough. The early access and all the bugs isn't for everyone. Personally I love being here for it all. Hopefully they decide to do so on full release.
You should lowkey gift me ghosts of tabor on quest😅
You should low key get a job 😂 maybe I'll do a giveaway at some point 🤔
@@iSeeEZEkill cmon dawg I'm broke, help at a brother in need🥺
Meta sucks. Gonna wait a year until they reduce the price. If they really wanted gamers to upgrade from quest 2 to 3 they would have made quest 3 exclusive games and Mixed reality apps and games. They should learn from Apple that the an ecosystem is the most important.
I totally understand your point. It doesnt feel like a complete upgrade just yet. But regardless, I am absolutely having a blast with mine.
It's a good enough upgrade and the exclusive content will come. However price is not likely to drop.
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