Quest 3 v.60! Wifi performance test with AXE75 (Solved, ref pinned comment)

[@MrTeeF]

Meta finally fixed the Wifi stability issue with Build v.62 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIWsf2Srad18m5Y

[@naalsocomment9449]

Thanks a lot for all the effort you put into maintaining the thread, communication, tests and creating videos for all of us to see and compare. Much appreciated

[@jeanlamothe5504]

With v63 everything work much better now for me than v62

[@LunchAndVR]

Been using v60 for a few days now, and still not good enough on my Q3. Glad you're getting a somewhat stable performance, they still need to really fix this!

[@MrTeeF]

Agree

[@steve9189]

Thanks for the update and Merry Christmas.

[@MrTeeF]

Your welcome. Merry christmas.

[@MrTeeF]

Good news! Users in the forums with access to v.62 of the Meta Quest build are reporting that the Wi-Fi stability bug has finally been fixed. As soon as I get the build myself I will confirm it. communityforums.atmeta.com/t5/Get-Help/Known-Isssue-Unstable-wifi-coverage-with-Quest-3-on-some-Router/m-p/1144461/emcs_t/S2h8ZW1haWx8bWVudGlvbl9zdWJzY3JpcHRpb258TFMxVUI4RE5aNUpESER8MTE0NDQ2MXxBVF9NRU5USU9OU3xoSw#M268948

[@costantinomicillo4786]

Finally, tomorrow I get the TP Link AXE75 WiFi6E, at this point I should download the beta firmware directly on my Quest 3 and finally try Virtual Desktop. I have an RTX 3080 Ti and a Ryzen 7800X3D, which codec do I recommend for Virtual Desktop? I've always played with the link cable but the quality has never been up to par

[@PlaisiTWO]

Please report if you do try it! I'm interested in upgrading from my pico 4 since the wifi radio is pretty mediocre there. I'm interested in the Quest 3 because I've seen some post claiming it can handle a stable 400-500mbps h264+ experience via VD. If you wouldn't mind trying it out the latest update at very high bitrate in games with the AXE75 then I'd be grateful. I'm mostly interested in the network latency spikes when turning the head around and all that stuff.

[@Clapybara]

You have earned my sub, just ordered an AXE75 and will enjoy the ride to see where we'll end up :D

[@Clapybara]

I updated to v.62 and connected to 6Ghz on AXE75, 2401mbps rock solid about 2-3m away from router. :)

[@Fazelcp]

Appreciate the effort of having done this update while you were sick :) I hope you are feeling better now. Let's see this evening what the quest3 will say. If the perfomances are better than the 5Ghz I'm fine even if they are worse than how the 6Ghz is supposed to be. Of course I hope we will reach top performance sooner or later... And we will.... right? xD

[@Neawoulf]

Thanks for the update. A few days ago i finished playing the steam version of The 7th Guest VR via Virtual Desktop with my Quest 3 and it was pretty much playable. But for games that require quick reactions like racing sims (main reason i use vr) and especially rhythm games that require very fast reactions and precision like Beat Saber it's still not stable enough. Hope you get well soon and have a nice christmas!

[@MrTeeF]

Thank you. Merry Christmas!

[@manbearpig738]

Even after watching these videos I decided to buy an AXE75 and it has been pretty consistent at 2400 so far.

[@MrTeeF]

It's an excellent router for It's price range. Going to do more tests after the hollydays... Is your router US or EU version?

[@huwws]

Hi, thanks for your info. TP Link did a firmware update within the last couple of weeks. First time I got 2400 up and down on my router and Q3. Check the router settings page. That’s with Q3 v60 too. And restarting both. Good luck and get well soon.

[@MrTeeF]

Thanks. There was actually a firmware update. I'll do a new test after the hollydays. Then I'll also place the headset inches from the thing. ;)

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

Ok so I got the quest 3. Newest update. Axe75 router. Latest update. I hooked it to 6ghz. Played vd half life alyx. 200mb bitrate. It worked flawlessly. Never been so impressed. Played for 2 hours. Went to play it later on in the day. Complete crap.. 6 and 5 ghz unplayable. Lowered bitrate to 75. Still crazy bad. Had like 200ms latency... what the hell lol. Even next to the router getting 1700 to 2400mbps. Your doing gods work figuring this out lol.

[@MrTeeF]

Yepp. Very inconsistent. I've been "lucky" with most of my tests, but as long as this bug is present it will be sort of a crapshoot. But i have faith tha Meta and Qualcomm will iron this out as long as people keep reporting with the "report problem" function.

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

@@MrTeeF how do I do the report a problem. I'll do it

[@claw320]

I've been watching your videos for awhile now. You have plenty of informative content! I bought the same router a month ago for my Quest 3. I definitely have not observed that much fluctuation in mine. Mine is usually 2400 Mbps or a little bit less for brief moments. I don't ever see it drop as low as yours. It has never effected my experience in Virtual Desktop, not even once. I wonder if there are some other factors effecting your performance other than just the Quest 3 itself. Perhaps you live in a place that has some interference on the 6ghz band? Also as to your comment about "line of sight", I tested my Quest 3 on Virtual Desktop by going 2 rooms away from the router room, then went in a closet and shut the door. I was playing Skyrim VR. The signal strength was cut in half, yet it still had enough bandwidth to play it fine without any issues.

[@MrTeeF]

Thank you so much. I appreciate your support. I would love to se a captured demonstration with an overlay. One potential factor might be the router version; if it's the US one, it allows full 6GHz, whereas the EU version only permits half for home wifi. Still, it should handle 2400 Mbps; perhaps your router has some wiggleroom www.wi-fi.org/countries-enabling-wi-fi-in-6-ghz-wi-fi-6e As for my area there is very little interference, and I'm unfortunately not alone with this issue. Alot of user have the same experience including TP-Link Shenzhen and they are testing in a very controlled environment.

[@claw320]

@@MrTeeF Wanted to give you a reply. So I don't have the time to setup a recording and upload it. I just now tried it out in VRChat for 30 minutes and watched the performance overlay. It's usually holding at 2400 mbps but does fluctuate down to numbers like: 2161, 1921, 1814, and 1729. 1729 is as low as I've seen in dip and only for brief moments. So certainly it's not 2400 "solid as a rock". At no point have I ever perceived any lags or stuttering in my VR experience. So even when it dips to 1729 it's the same to me as 2400. In your videos, there have been moments where it goes below 1000 and I'm not seeing anything like that. I do live in the US and bought the router at a local store here.

[@GrumpyWolfTech]

I did the v60 update a week or so ago. Made no difference, I even upgraded my AP from wifi 5 to wifi 6e. I'm using a Ubiquiti setup by the way. Sure I can see higher numbers now, but it still bounces around and drops down to the 800s at times. This is absolutely ridiculous that they haven't fixed this yet. Also something I notice that no one mentions, if you have a router/AP that only has a gigabit port on it then getting those really high speeds isn't going to matter. What matters the most is that consistent number that isn't jumping all over.

[@lordgort1986]

i am using a ubiquiti u7 pro and cant get a stable connection to 5ghz or 6 ghz at all. wifi disconnects every few minutes with 160mhz and a connection speed between 2000 and 2400mbits

[@jesseriding7168]

Hey there, my brother and I both just got Quest 3's. I'm having serious problems with mine when connected to my Deco XE75. No matter the band or router settings, and it finds and connects to any band perfectly fine, nothing requiring an Internet connection works. However, it works on my mobile hotspot. I really appreciate you working so hard to pressure Meta to fix this. Have you ever heard of this issue?

[@MrTeeF]

Hi. Thanks for commenting. This sounds like a different issue. Seams like you have problems with connecting to DNS. Might me a firewall on the deco preventing it. Use the report a problem feature to Meta. Go to the threader app an analyse your network to optimize it. You can also try setting the Quest to "fixed MAC adress". Go to experimental feature and enable advanced wifi settings. Then select your wifi and turn of "randomised MAC". Another ting to try is to set the headset to fixed IP and DMZ mode if you know how to do that.

[@jesseriding7168]

​@@MrTeeFThanks for the detailed reply, I will try these out tonight. Interestingly, I have the same issues on my Xbox Series X and my old Pixel 7 intermittently. So, while it seems like perhaps Qualcomm is to blame, I have the same issues on the Series X. These issues aren't present over Ethernet. It seems like about 50% of the time on all three of those devices, they will power on without Internet connection, but connected to the network (regardless of the band). Sometimes switching on and off the WiFi will solve it, most of the time I just don't get to play. So sick of the TP-Link problems for a very expensive router.

[@jesseriding7168]

​@@MrTeeFI should also preface I've played with DNS settings, beam forming, seamless switching, channel width, QoS, different bands, etc and haven't solved my issues. It's been a long journey 😂

[@jesseriding7168]

@@MrTeeF turns out Google's DNS is not playing nice with my ISP or router. It was sitting at 500ms ping. Switched to cloud flare and I'm up and running. Cheers!

[@Camilo316]

Before the update I was having issues with latency spikes that would last over 30 secs on 6ghz connection. Now no problems whatsoever and getting 2400/2400 next to the router and in the next room with a wall blocking router.

[@MrTeeF]

Really?! Thats grate. What router are you using?

[@MrTeeF]

You are right. As of the newest update it's finally reaching 2410 Mbps.

[@Camilo316]

I got new Fios service so I'm using, Model CR1000A. It comes with a Wi-Fi extender as well but they don't tell you the extender needs to be hard wired.@@MrTeeF

[@Camilo316]

Awesome that's great. If you have Virtual Desktop if you want to try it out H.264+ you probably will get 500 Mbps bitrate.@@MrTeeF

[@YukasMarvin]

You know, I was on the verge of buying this headset as I thought to myself I could also use it as a headset for my PC. Best of both worlds, standalone AND a PC exp in one. But I did my research, and obviously stumbled upon the WiFi6/6e thing. (Which I don't even fully understand.) And it's now actually holding me back from buying the headset because it's not reaching it's baseline performance, and on top of that I'd likely have to invest into buying a new router too!

[@MrTeeF]

Despite this bug, as you se in the video, it does work just not optimaly. But if you want a robust wireless PCVR headset with standalone features you could consider buying the Quest2 or Pico 4.

[@YukasMarvin]

@@MrTeeF I mean, the Quest2 only goes up to 1200 Mbps right? So even if the Quest 3 does not work optimally it should still be a better experience right?

[@MrTeeF]

You don't need more than 1200 Mbps for a good wireless experience. But the boost to 2400 Mbps is to extend your freedom of movement and eliminate interference. What you will be missing more is the 110degree FOV, pancake lenses, and higher resolution which gives you a crisper image. Where the Quest 2 is better is it's Wi-Fi is super stable, it has better battery life and the controllers are a lot more responsive in movement-intensive games.

[@YukasMarvin]

@@MrTeeF Ah, thanks for clearing some of these things up for me. Much appreciated

[@jellowiggler]

This is one of the reason's I wait when bleeding edge tech comes online. I give new product 6-12 months for bug fixes. It's unfortunate, but that is reality. Grown-Ups is saying it's usable the way it is, but it's just not ideal. Is that the concenus from viewers and the community?

[@MrTeeF]

Consensus is that it's not good enough, and i agree...

[@ChrisJones-sw9il]

Hi my friend. Was happy to see a follow up video from the last one. I left a comment on 1 of the other videos letting u know my asus 6e performs a bit better. Still dips to 1900 not stable 2400 though I still hit my 1700s too. I was wondering have u tried putting all devises on rougher on 2.5g and then changing 5g mhz to 800 then disabling 5g and making 6 signal have 1600mhz signal for just the quest 3 to use . Love to hear if that helped slightly? That’s how mine has been running lately. Hope to hear from u again soon my good friend

[@MrTeeF]

I have disabled 160Hz on 5G nett. In otherwords 6G is the only nett using 160Hz. Also tried using it dedicated meaning that only the headset is connected. Did not make much difference.

[@paveljong93]

Even if some wood will not make much of a difference for most people, you are demanding optimal functionality and a constant connection speed of the up to 2400 mbits available, without providing optimal circumstances for the signal. There is also other devices close to your router and a wall also. I bet you 10 bucks if you put it closer to yourself and away from the obstructions + the wall, it still will fluctuate but not as often and not that low. Im running an MSI Radix AXE6600 and playing within 1-3 meters of it. Still some fluctuations are possible but im talking about rare drops to 2100 mbits for a second or two. If i go further, i see it happening way often and this is without obstructions. It even makes a difference, if im looking towards the Router or if im turned around by 180 degrees. Dont feel the difference, but its dropping more often then.

[@MrTeeF]

You owe me 10 bucks. 😅 I've done tests with it on my desk inches from the router. Still not stable. I only demans that a products functions as advertised. And if its not reaching full speed it's simply not working correctly... this is a known issue and Meta and TP-link are working on it.

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

I have my same router 10feet clear line of sight. I get 1700 to 2400mbps and I can't play anything without crazy latency issues. 200ms. I have a 4090 all the latest and greatest stuff.

[@deathifyin2959]

Sucks having to use 5 instead of 6e, don't understand why they haven't fixed the issue completely at this point.

[@rebsdioramas]

If you want optimal performance then you need that router unobstructed. I have a Fritz!Box 7530 as my modem, router & WiFi, even on the opposite side of the wall to that I'll easily lose 400mbps of speed which drops me under 500mbps in the headset, the wall is plaster with no insulation. Having your router tucked away will degrade the signal and the further you are the worse it'll be, it drops off pretty quickly. The higher the frequency of the signal the easier it is to degrade with obstructions and distance, even a cardboard box over the top of the router will cause a big drop in performance. The AXE75 being only Gigabit NICs isn't fantastic either for keeping high performance, ideally you'd have 2.5gbe from the PC to a 2.5gbe router or access point with a good quality Ethernet cable. Anything thing people often forget. Most of the VD devs who recommend the AXE75 are in the USA, USA hasn't got much in the way of restrictions when it comes to wireless output of devices like routers so the power pumped out of the antennas of routers, access points etc. In the USA is much more powerful than the rest of the world. If your in Europe especially they really clamp down on the power antennas can pump out so you'll have a worse performance with the recommendations from the VD devs than other people. This is clearly teething problems for the Quest but other things will factor into it as well. It does seem to be people outside of the USA having the biggest issues with WiFi though.

[@HasnainOrigin]

I have the same router and quest 3, Wifi 6e was actually working fine and stable at V59, after updating to V60 the latency shoots up every sec. Have to go back to the 5Ghz channel for stability.

[@MrTeeF]

Remember to use report problem so Meta gets your data.

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

I have v60 6ghz is unusable. I get 2000mbps connection speed but 200ms latency spikes every few seconds. 5ghz is slightly better but still a stuttery mess

[@MrTeeF]

With the latest update of v.60 as per January 15th it looks like software issues are improved again. Where I before could not get a full signal even inches from the router, it now shows 2401/2401 Mbps at 1 foot from the router. (Occasionally dropping to 2100 but generally stable). Unfortunately moving back 3 meters to my desk, it drops to 1900. So at that point, I feared it was no longer faulty software, but as people have pointed out... poor design and antenna placement. But luckily Meta refuted this claim and said they are still working on the issue.

[@Uniform300]

so basiclly u are saying just wait and see?

[@MrTeeF]

More like, "Let's not lose all hope for an improvement just yet!" 😅 But you should still be able to get a usable wireless setup in its current condition. The only limitations are the distance to your access point, and you won't obtain full speed.

[@EpilepticFury]

As a new Quest 3 owner, I really appreciate the effort you've put into this investigation. I've achieved similar results, fluctuating between 2100 and 2400 Mbps at approximately 2 meters from the 6E AP. I'm happy to hear they're still investigating, and hopefully we'll see additional improvements going forward. By no means unplayable, but would like to be able to achieve the best potential performance.

[@Alexlinkerd]

Apparently v.62 has fixed this, have you tried the PTC?

[@Angellus502]

Im an IT tech and I've done so much testing over the past month or 2. I've been using 4 different routers and 4 switches. I have said a few times on your videos that things works ok, or to put in switches as things are stable for a week, then 2 or 3 days later it goes to unusable again. For me V60 Has been the worse build. I have came to the conculusion that the router needs to be replaced as 5Ghz Wifi is unusable only when using the AXE75

[@MrTeeF]

TP has put in a lot of effort testing this, and so fare the Quest 3 and Pixel 7, equipped with the Quallcomm XR2 gen2, are the only devices not working correctly. The have concluded its a driver issue, and Meta is actively addressing it. Other routes like Asus routers are also affected. Wifi 5 seams to be working the best. If you scroll through the 780 replies on the Meta forums, you'll see that it's more than just a router replacement concern-it's a broader issue in progress. I'll put a link below.

[@MrTeeF]

communityforums.atmeta.com/t5/Get-Help/Known-Isssue-Unstable-wifi-covarage-with-Quest-3-on-some-Router/m-p/1090646

[@D3ft0ne]

I have the exact same combo pretty much, same router, quest 3 , and a 3080 with 5800x3d. And seeing the bit rate drop in 1400s as well with v60 update. But its playable now. Sometimes my latency does spike in 70ms though, not sure why. As well... i had my phone connected to the same 6ghz 6e channel and i think that was messing with VD quite a bit. Now, that only quest is there, its way more workable... I had never tried playing HL:Alyx with air link tho... not sure if its even doable.

[@MrTeeF]

Unfortunately, as long at this bug is pressent you need to be dedicated. Mening only the Quest on your 6G net. Also make shure your using H.264+. Even with a 3080 (3090 in my case) games like HL:Alyx needs all of the GPU. Killing prosesses like clouds, anti-virus and game optimisers (which for some reason almost always makes VR games work worse) can help with framedips and Latency... But apparently peope are experiencing some inconsistencies in preformence as if it depends on the mood of your network that day. Again something that will be eradicated as soon as Meta fixes the drives to give us a stable baseline of 2401Mbps. ;)

[@D3ft0ne]

So... I tried HL:Alyx with Air Link, and damn! Its so much better of an experience than VD for me! It just works no stuttering or slowdowns. I have it set to 90hz and auto resolution for now with the game at ultra. I highly recommend it over VD at this point.@@MrTeeF

[@lysanderaurelius7810]

@@D3ft0ne strange, everywhere I read, ppl say VD trumps all (new Q3 user here)

[@D3ft0ne]

@@lysanderaurelius7810 In terms of stability - FOR SURE. But in terms of latency tho, air link i think is a tad faster.

[@charlescheung772]

I was not suffering from any latency from the networking days ago and the total latency was below 40 ms. the connection speed various from 1900 Mbps ~ 2401 Mbps. But the problem (networking latency goes up to ~40-50 ms) suddenly came back yesterday night and the FPS drop to 40~50, which is totally unplayable. I tried to reboot the router and the PC, but no use....all the drivers/OS revisions are the latest. No idea what happened.

[@MrTeeF]

Yepp. That would be the random package losses. Luckily tester are saying that the bug is finally fixed in Quest Build v62. Still in beta.

[@Knightsthatsaynih]

Given that v62 fixes this issue, can a cheaper router like the TP-Link Archer AX53 (which should, in theory do 2400 @ 5 GHz) work fine? Or should I spend the extra money on an AX72? Where I live, the AX72 is nearly twice the price and I will be running a standalone router within line of sight.

[@MrTeeF]

If you plan on using it dedicated to your headset, then you should be fine using a 160Hz 5G WiFi. Benefits with 6G are that you should, in theory, eliminate all interfaces, and since (so far) the headset is my only 6G unit, I can use this as my main router and use the 5G for other devices.

[@TheVirtualFuture-By-WB]

@2:02 "Kill all Clouds" ? Is that an app to kill services? What did you use?

[@MrTeeF]

@@TheVirtualFuture-By-WB its a cmd batch file. It just runs a series of commands in command line to close spesiffic background prosseses. Like clouds, auto updaters etc, that are resources vampires.

[@TheVirtualFuture-By-WB]

@@MrTeeF Go on.. How / where / link?>

[@tatsumaru12345]

So im not sure if you're tried this and i know youre going to be thinking, that has nothing to do with it. With virtual desktop, turn off spacewarp. Yes, even if its not enabled but on automatic, its always caused issues on my quest 3. Itll cause me going from 1200mbps down to 700-800 at times. I can replicate it every time. But turning it off, fixed it. You can use it in oculus/steam software, but just not virtual desktop. Thats with a 10700/3090 and every. Single. Game.

[@tatsumaru12345]

Plus definitely stick with h.264+. It looks better at 300mbps+ and slightly lower latency.

[@MrTeeF]

You're correct! It's not linked to speed fluctuations since it doesn't rely on VirtualDesktop. Still, I appreciate any tips for improving VirtualDesktop performance. Thanks! 😉

[@zadrotTF2]

Hey guys. How do you even see axe75 wi-fi 6e from yours Quests 3? I cant see it 90% of the time or if even see, disconects in couple seconds

[@MrTeeF]

Hmm. I have seen reports of this before but not often... You might have some conflicts with your net in your area. Try using the TP theader app to optimize your network. This will have TP find the best challens to use. Make shure your 6Ghz net has a unique name and pasephrese and nothing else connected to the 6Ghz net. Also active PSC in advanced options for 6G. And of course make shure you have the latest firmware.

[@zadrotTF2]

@@MrTeeF Thank you. I tried it all - no use, sadly.

[@trojanattack77]

I have a question to the whole situation and the AXE75. Because i bought one and im also struggling with getting the 2400mbps. So as i saw the router has only gigabt lan ports isnt that a bottleneck for the full wifi6e?

[@MrTeeF]

No. The Mbps shown on the overlay is the connection to the Router not your PC. But yes, the LAN ports are 1 gigabyte ports, but there are more information running unto the headset then just your PC. It also gives room for interference and/or distance. Unfortunately you won't get 2401 til this bug is fixed, but you only need about 1200 for a good wireless experience. Problem is stability as it fluctuates badly Airlink or VD will have problems keeping up and you'll get latency. I have a pretty clean setup so it work fairly well. But thats not the case for most people out there, making this a pretty bad consumer problem.

[@trojanattack77]

@@MrTeeF thank you very much for the fast answer and your efforts with the company! Best regards from Germany

[@jackaubrey89]

Quest PRO is actually able to have rock solid 2400 mbps connection?

[@MrTeeF]

No ideer... don't have one. But the Quest 2 has a solid stable 1200 Mbps.

[@JeffreyBlakeney]

I still think you are chasing something unobtainable. The 2400 speed is the MAXIMUM transfer speed. Wireless will never be rock solid. The higher frequency your WiFi, the more solid objects will interfere with it. You have your router on a shelf completely surrounded by wood and have what appears to be a large brick column in the middle of your room. Other electromagnetic signals can also affect WiFi as well as other devices requesting the SSID of your router using up some of its processing time. Also, as distance increases, transfer rates decrease. I still don't know what that utility you use is measuring but I do know that many programs that measure transfer rate average the amount of data transferred over the last so many seconds. As you only need to transfer data for each frame of video, it won't be sending data constantly, it will send, stop, and send again. This could easily explain why that utility's rate fluctuates. I've only had my Quest 3 for a month and even on a 5 GHz signal (with the router on a metal shelf with metal legs; I'll be fixing that soon and upgrading to an 6 GHz at the same time) I've had very little problem other than fast changing images causing some stutters (like in Beat Saber). I just attribute that to the compression/decompression of the video or the transfer of those frames (because they didn't compress as much) taking too long. I'll keep an eye out to see if you ever getting it working to your satisfaction but I won't hold my breath.

[@MrTeeF]

This is just not the 6Gz,. The quest 2 has 1200 Mbps on 5ghz all around my little house and is supper stable. It's not unreasonable to except the same from a newer model. But it's barely reaching 740 Mbps on a 80Hz 5G nett. You can se my other tests where I have the router on the table next to me. Makes no difference.

[@Fedoteh1991]

Do you think this bug is happening with this router only? Or is it widespread to all other WiFi 6 network devices?

[@MrTeeF]

It's pretty wide spredd. Several AX and AXE routers in this price rangne. Les common with the expensive gaming routher and wifi 5 is apparently working better. Long thread on the forums: communityforums.atmeta.com/t5/Get-Help/Known-Isssue-Unstable-wifi-coverage-with-Quest-3-on-some-Router/m-p/1090698/highlight/true#M236088

[@naminode]

I was really looking forward on replacing my index with quest 3 and go wireless...with this kind of issue. the quest 3 ends up only being a replacement workstation for me. i wont game on it.

[@MrTeeF]

Yepp. It works really grate with Horizon Workroom and remote desktop. You don't need a super stable wifi for that. ;) Hopefully Meta figues this out soon. Alot of people reporting on it now so hoping it will get higher priority.

[@freds690069]

My gut instinct says it’s bad antennas in the quest 3 and only few routers with a high mw power can get signal through the quests plastic body. That combined with overly sensitive wifi settings that drop down at the first degradation sign

[@MrTeeF]

If that was the case it would work inches from the router, but alas it does not.

[@DominoPoon]

Hi how do you get the VD latency screen to show in game? Thanks

[@MrTeeF]

@@DominoPoon streaming options in VirtualDesktop. Check "Show Preformence Overlay"

[@Snack.Dragon]

V60 wifi is better v59 about 1%. V61 will be better.

[@get_outdoors]

I see 1900 - 2400 with my AXE75 (v60)

[@MrTeeF]

US vertion?

[@get_outdoors]

@@MrTeeFnope, UK, didn’t see too much fluctuations with v59 either

[@74amazing]

I am always on 2401 with my radix axe6600 on 6ghz channel. Have been with v59 and I still am with v60. My assumption is: your wifi is placed unfavorable. The position in the sideboard prevents a proper line of sight between your Q3 and the antennas. Furthermore a higher placement would help. Have you tried this before?

[@MrTeeF]

Thanks for your comment. I've previously done tests with the router dedicated on the desk. It's a known bug with certain routers. Meta is working on it.

[@74amazing]

@@MrTeeF I dont know man... if i google it, there is no confirmation. The sources i opened all led back to you. More importantly: The guys over at Virtual Desktop recommend the axe75. I asked them if they heard about these issues (since i remembered Guy uses the axe75 himself). They dont. Quote " it points to an issue in your network environment" .

[@GrumpyWolfTech]

Just because you don't have an issue doesn't mean it isn't there. There are literally thousands of routers out there and if you go check out the occulus forums last I checked there was over 60 pages of people complaining about this issue on just 1 thread.

[@pier_lucdemontigny4635]

I dont understand i play on wifi 6 not 6e 5ghz at 1200mbps connexion rarely goes to 1080 mbps even saw some 960mbps but effective encoding bit rate is like you at 274mbps. Game run smooth every things seam find. I dont se the issue here even if it's fluctuate still work find to my eyes. Maybe i miss something i tough that if you have more wifi mbps you will get more encoding mbps to. Obviously that is not the case so what is the point to have wifi 6e?

[@MrTeeF]

Just stability and freedom to move without interference or framedrops. You don't need more than 800 Mbps to have usable wireless play. But you will get a compressed image quality. 1200 will give you grate quality. Main problem is consistency. VD or Airlink will have problems keeping up with estimating the best compression if the speed of the connection fluctuates grately. V59 fixed most of this by loweing negotiation rates. But we still don't have a baseline of 2401Mbps and therfore it's simply not working correctly.

[@pier_lucdemontigny4635]

@@MrTeeF thx for taking time to anser :)

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

I got 2000mbps and it's a stuttery mess. My old router that would get 200 to 400mbs was smoother lol.

[@temik0192]

Корона это отстой, надеюсь ты быстро поправишься.

[@MrTeeF]

Thank you! I'm already alot better. Nothing like my first run in 2021. ;)