I have an Oculus GO and I am wondering about the broadband usage of it, I play from a hotspot on a phone and I am limited on the hotspot. The game uses very little broadband it'self but when you use a VR does it really go up or what? Also my gaming laptop offers streaming from the laptop to something else like a tv using it's hotspot and it can have multipal internet inputs so it might be specific to the HP 17t(not sure). Anyone use the Oculus GO?
VR and Broadband usage question
- Thread starter War Eagle
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VR doesn't change your data usage one bit.
However is Oculus Go even supported on Elite?
However is Oculus Go even supported on Elite?
I've read it many threads/sites: latest: Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/aa1utm/oculus_go_and_elite/
The thing is my HP17t has duel wifi abilities and can stream the display to another device so I have to play with it and see, but the game is available on the Go.
Now that I've done some searching on this I see what they are doing. Streaming the video over WiFi with a third party app.
So yes, that will not change your "out of house" internet usage for a metered connection. But you do have to have an in-home wireless router, and it's highly recommended that it be tip-top, super fast, and the computer be hard wired to it. Understand that sending video and control information, essentially bi-directionally will saturate even the best WiFi.
It sounds like you're not using a router at all in your setup, so my thinking is that this will not work for you, even in the not recommended "wireless on both ends" method.
So yes, that will not change your "out of house" internet usage for a metered connection. But you do have to have an in-home wireless router, and it's highly recommended that it be tip-top, super fast, and the computer be hard wired to it. Understand that sending video and control information, essentially bi-directionally will saturate even the best WiFi.
It sounds like you're not using a router at all in your setup, so my thinking is that this will not work for you, even in the not recommended "wireless on both ends" method.