You can even play SteamVR games this way without being tied down to your PC.Īir Link is still a somewhat new feature as a result, there’s no way to disconnect an existing PC from your headset. You’ll be able to browse games not usually available to Quest users. Your view will change to that of the Oculus Home screen. Visit /setup and select Download Oculus Rift Software to get the Oculus PC app. Before anything, get the necessary PC software.Setting up Air Link requires several steps, but anyone can do it. You need at least 8 GB of RAM, Windows 10, and at least one USB port unless you plan to use Air Link exclusively. The recommended specs are, at minimum, an Intel i5-4590 or AMD Ryzen 5 1500X. On the AMD front, anything above the 400 series will work. The Titan X is also supported, as is the entirety of the 20-series and the 30-series. Note that the GTX 1650 is not supported, but the GTX 1650 Super is. On the Nvidia front, look for at least a GTX 1060 with 6GB of memory or up.
Your PC needs to be VR-ready and meet the minimum specs, or it won’t matter how strong your network is – performance will be affected. Oculus Quest 2 Recommended PC Specsīear in mind that Air Link just connects your Quest 2 headset to your PC. Air Link works best if the PC is wired rather than connected to the router through the Wi-Fi network. Oculus also recommends against using a mesh network setup.Īnother note that will help: Ensure your PC is connected to your router via Ethernet cable. It also helps to be in the same room as your router during the play session, within line-of-sight if possible. Connect your headset to the 5GHz band Oculus says Air Link’s performance might stutter and be unsteady if the Wi-Fi connection swaps between 2.4GHz and 5 GHz during your play session. The suggested network for Air Link is a Wi-Fi router that supports Wi-Fi 6.
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