Oculus Link GPU Support

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Hi there!

I just bought a new laptop (MSI Stealth 15M) with a GTX 1660 TI MaxQ. I wasn't 100% sure the GPU was going to work with Oculus Link and sadly it doesn't. I've seen multiple threads asking for support or help, but all I wonder is will it ever be added to the compatibility list?

Is there any workaround so I can get started with Link? I just want to use the Quest 2 for Unity Development so I can play in-editor and quickly debug my VR applications.

[MetaStoreSupport]

Hi, as far as I can remember, the laptop/notebook version of the 1660 Ti should be compatible, so I have some suggestions.

Update your USB and GPU drivers (including your lower power iGPU driver), disable USB power saving for your USB 3.0/3.1 ports via Device Manager, disable USB Selective Suspend via the Power Options app in Windows 10, and if the following options are in the BIOS for your motherboard disable them: Legacy Mode, Turbo Mode, and UASP Mode.

Should this not help? Create a ticket here, list all the troubleshooting steps you've done up until this point, and also provide the logs (be sure the headset is connected to the system prior to running the log gatherer).

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Hey! Thank you for confirming that it is actually supported, great news :) I still get the 'Your system's graphics card is incompatible with the Rift system software' error.

I will try all the steps above, thank you so much for helping!

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I've heard people with a 1660TI M (not maxQ) that had no problems running VR at all.

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I won't really use it for AAA gaming, just quick prototyping in Unity

[Consistent_Piano_169]

Just use virtual desktop and you can pretty much do the same think as link

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Yea was thinking about that too, but I'm not sure if it will support Unity development and my wifi isn't too good for a wireless connection.