If you moved from 4k then there is nothing that will match it. If you are using Quest 2/3 then you can expect clarity wise something close to 900p res. With Pico4 it is much closer to 1080p and with beyond something like 1440p
If you have quest then the best advice is to drop the cable and use Wifi6 router and go wireless and get yourself elite strap with battery this will give you around 5 hours wireless which is plenty. Quest either way uses compression even with link cable and at 900p clarity you won't notice the difference. In fact you can use usb 2.0 with link cable and it will work jus the same.
What are you talking about? Quest 3 has better clarity than Pico4. Better lenses, higher resolution, better onboard chip so it can run higher bitrates. Cable link can give you 900mbit bitrate, which looks very decent on Quest3.
I didn't notice any shimmering when I played Half-Life 2 mod on Quest. I used link cable.
It's more of a noticeable anti-anti-aliasing effect; the jaggies, as it's affectionately been called over the years. Bumping up the internal resolution and maybe the in-game details helps but it's always there. It's something I will eventually get used to I'm sure. Anyone have a recommendation for a third-party head strap that's reasonably priced? A bit shocking that Meta shipped the Quest 3 with the one they did. I notice the uncomfortable pressure on my upper cheeks just below my eyes more than anything. Would prefer something where the fake chinese leather doesn't disintegrate within a few weeks.
Did you increase the bitrate on oculus debug tool? You can go beyond 500mbit bitrate, you just have to type in the number somewhere else then copy paste. Virtual Desktop is great for PCVR but you have to buy the Quest side app for 20 bucks. A good dedicated router helps with network latency (has to be connected to pc via cable)
Yes, that was one of the first tweaks I did, changing it to the max of 840. But I got audio stutters in Beat Saber (PCVR version) so I bumped it back down to 500. Thanks for the game recommendations. Does QGO really work well and you think it's worth the price? Some games I tested looked like absolute shit ie Assassin's Creed Nexus; so bad with the jaggies and VR fuzzies I almost lost the will to continue for that reason, though I did end up eventually quitting because I got my first bout of motion sickness in VR using the left stick to move and the right stick to turn. I hope that's not going to be an ongoing thing with me.
Edited to add: I have to learn to enjoy standing while playing VR games instead of being fused with my couch like a mummified forgotten shut-in. Sometimes it's crucial in certain games to be able to quickly turn around and kill the baddie behind me. With flatscreen it was easy enough to do just using a mouse and controller, but here- I was playing Rez Infinite and it almost became the first game I completed until I foolishly fought a boss battle in the next to last level with an enemy that came from behind to position in front of me. Had I turned around I would have been able to preempt his attack, instead I died. So I need to learn to stand as often as possible when playing certain VR games.