Quest Games Optimizer is like upgrading a GPU in headset. The best spent $10 in my life

[@AprilPvd]

I love it. I’ve been using it for several months. I also use it to swap between the recording Spatial videos i.e. side-by-side and regular videos. Is the best $12 I’ve ever spent.

[@natanvrbr2735]

Sidequest new native app does this too, and for free.

[@natanvrbr2735]

Sidequest new native app does this too, and for free.

[@natanvrbr2735]

Sidequest new native app does this too, and for free.

[@caspareisermann]

How to record spatial videos on Quest 3? Thank you.

[@nassifsamuel55]

I never had a pc, so putting this on my quest 3 was amazing. framerated have been buttery smooth and games look super crisp. It really great if you adjust it right

[@Quest4Horror]

It’s good. But still cannot compete with pcvr graphical fidelity.

[@lostover50]

@@Quest4HorrorThank you for this. The obvious is so often understated.

[@BlackMarketHoney]

@@Quest4Horror you get what you pay for.

[@magneticanimalism7419]

I had no idea that Lithium comes in buttery format.

[@The_Spartan_Legend]

Yet it's almost worthless for anything below a Quest 3 as sometimes it makes things actually worse rather than better. I mean, whose "brilliant" idea was it to create an "OFFICIAL" (official, my ass...) HD profile for Richie's Plank Experience by setting the Hz to 72 and the resolution to 180% when you can barely hold a relatively stable 72Hz at a resolution of 150% at most on a Quest 2...? And this is just one example. I'm not even going to mention the moronic profiles for Angry Birds and Mission: ISS (among many others) which also have their resolutions set between 170% and 210% with which the games obviously can't even maintain 68Hz, the lowest framerate accessible to tweak... And why, of all games, would you limit Pistol Whip's so-called "official" HD profile (again, one of many) to just 100% resolution and 72Hz when I personally benchmarked 5 in-game levels with 80Hz and 120% resolution and had no issues whatsoever? It's only at 125% that the game slowly starts losing frames (yes, I benchmark using increments of 5 and 10)... So I don't know who's making these profiles but either I'm crazy or the majority who downloaded this on anything lower than a Quest 3 and are praising it don't even know what framerates/benchmarking/annoying flickering/texture resolution/ffr/etc. are... I mean the CPU and GPU levels are 90% the same for almost all profiles, the FFR is all over the place and mostly just set completely wrong for a specific game and I could go on... It's just basically a slightly improved yet glorified and paid version of "SideQuest" where the so-called profiles are nothing more than simple 10-minute benchmarks at best that were, are and will continue to be thrown in there to somehow try and explain the price tag. The ONLY thing that it's actually good at is letting you choose and tweak your own settings but then why did people who own anything below a Quest 3 pay for the product which supposedly has "verified and stable profiles even for owners of Quest 1/2"? So that they can spend hours upon hours benchmarking their games instead of playing and enjoying them as soon as possible? Does that not defeat the point of the application and both contradict its price and the fact that it's paid to begin with?

[@hudimudi]

Just watched the vid, read the sceptical comments, but bought it regardless. This is totally Worth the money, no doubt. The home environment looks like 10x better. I only tested some games so far but it is a tremendous improvement. Idk about the battery life, I guess it drains faster, depending on the game, but if you have a headset with a battery pack or you plug in the headset while gaming, then it’s not an issue. Framerate is great, sharpness is increased, resulting in a much better gaming experience. Give it a try!

[@SpudHead42]

I’ve been using it for months. Makes a HUGE difference. Definitely worth it.

[@akagordon]

You, or the developer, should do a side-by-side comparison with perhaps a half dozen of the most popular Quest games, maybe with a power consumption comparison too. It's relatively easy content to create, would quell worries about overheating and power consumption, and would make a really good selling point.

[@VRRat]

I know it is crazy!!! Made a few videos on it, might make more!! Great video!!! Very slept on.

[@ScaryLasers]

I'm gonna try it. Also your accent is oddly satisfying. Thanks for making these videos 😊

[@Thomas_Voland]

Thank you! 😃

[@BlackMarketHoney]

QGO is the best $10 you can spend on your Quest. I have used it for Quest 2 and 3. I like to turn off fixed foveated rendering. It used to really bug me when I could see the edges of the FFR letter box. I have replayed lots of my games because QGO makes them look so much better. It's like returning to one of your favourite songs with new headphones.

[@TheoKandov]

Amazing Chanel brother, got yourself a new subscriber 👍

[@Thomas_Voland]

Thank you!

[@RyanEllerbe]

A quest 3 with a display port is what I want 😂

[@Despiser25]

Why exactly? A Q3 with Virtual Desktop is on Par or better than native DP. I thought this too so I bought a Pimax Crystal Light. While the OLED panels were pretty nice OpenXR ran much worse than VDXR. It was a sideways upgrade and is going back.

[@out_cre]

You know what, You've made me want to get this

[@backtoreality8556]

Thank for the Video... now i have to go back into the Optimizer app ...

[@benjiebarker]

you have to try default res, 120 fps, dynamic cpu, dynamic gpu, and high fov. its so smooth playing contractors

[@Thomas_Voland]

A high FOV is a huge tradeoff, but maybe I will try it.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@zloidooraque0 Quest 2, 3 and 3s have 120 fps max, not 90.

[@TheSunnySuttons]

I bought QGO and its awesome. I love it!!!

[@BusyPlaying]

Very interesting, thanks!

[@Lumpy7629]

Very useful application and not expensive 👍

[@JustMamba]

I use this all the time for watching movies and tv shows. It doesn't affect my battery as much as gaming, and the quality increase is worth it.

[@Thomas_Voland]

It doesn't affect movies and tv shows quality, but maybe you are talking about virtual environment around it 🤔

[@JustMamba]

@Thomas_Voland it actually does change the quality of streams I've watched. I dont use the traditional methods of watching movies and shows, but it's always increased the quality of things like stremio and other streaming platforms. I honestly don't see how it wouldn't affect things like netflix and stuff. You're changing things that alter the panel and not just adding on top.of it. Its like changing from a 1080p to a 1440p panel but keeping video format at 1080p. You'd definitely notice the quality upgrade because the panel is right up against your eyes, even if it didn't actually change the source material.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@JustMamba Quest Games Optimizer does nothing with video quality, it can affect a only renders and graphics. It doesn’t have upscaller or anything like that. But if you see the difference, or do this only to have player more sharp that’s ok👍🏻

[@JedIsTheOne]

Does it make the home screen and native apps look better. Perhaps better font clarity. I noticed the immersive view looks better. I care about Microsoft Word and virtual desktops.

[@BlackMarketHoney]

It makes everything look better. Quest out of the box is very optimised to preserve battery and keep the chip cool, but it has tonnes of overhead which the QGO unlocks. It's the best $10 you can spend on your quest.

[@simonhadley6965]

how well does it effect the FPS ?, your example looked really laggy and lots of horizontal tearing.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@simonhadley6965 recording is like that, not what is in the headset. Fps is like set in a profile. It it’s 90, it will be stable 90.

[@importon]

for this to be more successful it needs to be in app lab. The hassle of getting it installed is too much for casual players

[@hanskarlsson3778]

Great video. What is the USB camera app? I can't seem to find it anywhere but got curious as you seem to be a heavy user.

[@Thomas_Voland]

It's to watch legally any VOD in good quality, play on consoles, connect any HDMI device. I have already videos about all of that: 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmO6m6xpaq6Ul5osi=rWb1OF2d-gXEL9UC 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2ekiKJ5Zq6LsNksi=Eipizxr7XTged2q4 3. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZbdZ2iYndVgjtEsi=8cmpaXzRBRH4eZWV

[@payechan9968]

everything well explained 👍

[@Nelciapapuga]

👏

[@mandopepo]

Hey, great video! I have just one question does it make any difference for Apps like Virtual Desktop for PC games?

[@Thomas_Voland]

No it doesn't

[@SjaakSchulteis]

I'm having issues with the ADB. QGO gives several options to activate it. I had it working for a few minutes, but next time I tried it again, it couldn't turn ADB on. I don't know how much time I have waisted on it, but I'm giving up. In any case, I'm ok with the graphics the way they are, don't need to optimize them.

[@muwaffaq27]

Thanks for the info, Ive been using Optimizer for a while. In v10 it doesn't open the browser in Quest 3 and does it make a difference when watching 180 3D videos?

[@Thomas_Voland]

It doesn't work for videos.

[@The_Spartan_Legend]

5:50 - right next to the resolution percentage, what are those 2 icons? A landscape-type rectangle and then a square. What are they and what do they do?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@The_Spartan_Legend you can render square image or more wide

[@The_Spartan_Legend]

@@Thomas_Voland And what is the difference between the two in terms of both performance and quality?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@The_Spartan_Legend Here is developer's explanation: "If I remember Qwake needs square res for example. It can also save more resources without seeing visual distortion due to the square instead of rectangle. I almost never used this but was requested by users"

[@The_Spartan_Legend]

@@Thomas_Voland That doesn't really answer my question...so again, what is the difference between the two in terms of both performance and quality (in general, not just in "Quake"...)?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@The_Spartan_Legend there is no difference

[@mariopires5022]

Does the "question optimizer" have any effect if we use the Quest 3 only in simracing? (iRacing). Does it make any sense to buy this software for this specific case? Thanks.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@mariopires5022 no, this is for standalone.

[@Partyfreaker]

How does it optimize the quest? I dunno man, I have a feeling that it just runs the apps with bigger resolution what is already freely available. Since apps can't be altered or injected because it has an anti cheat system.

[@Thomas_Voland]

If my video didn’t answer your question, I don’t know how any comment could do it. And if you didn’t watch the video, why ask such question 🤔

[@metalceesie219]

they realy need it to get it to work on a secondary account too,i play with my wife sometimes on her quest 3 it would be nice we had the same quality ingame..But its not possible now..

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@metalceesie219 it is possible but not automatically so I agree, it would be great to make it works normal on all profiles

[@mateuszkaflowski3827]

Will every application benefit from using Optimazer and should we run everything in HD+? Will applications like Virtual Desktop and Sjybox also benefit from this?

[@Thomas_Voland]

This is for native games, not for PCVR. Skybox will not benefit much (just environment there can a little bit).

[@VRitasium]

Does quest optimizer make any difference in Quest 2? Or its only Quest 3?

[@Thomas_Voland]

It makes huge difference in Quest 2

[@VRitasium]

@@Thomas_Voland thank you for answering man! What kind of difference, exacly?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@VRitasium The same like on Quest 3 - better, resolution, fps, different foveated rendering.

[@VRitasium]

@@Thomas_Voland thank you so much!

[@KryticalmindRises]

Anybody can help me please? I was playing Moss 2 and suddenly the game closed, when I came back ALL the games are having slowdown and stuttering. I restarted and even turned the Q3 off but the problem persists. Has anybody been through that? I have been using Quest Game Optimizer, but even when I turn it off games are still facing slowdowns and stuttering. It has never happened before. I factory reseted it but Moss 1 still stuttering

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@KryticalmindRises are you overheating your Quest by using some kind of silicone/plastic cover on it? I am not sure why are you asking here, if this happens without QGO 🤔

[@Lupain]

Will this not make the Quest somewhat unstable? I don't know, but alot of my games seems to stutter here and there already, even without turning up the graphics. It struggles even more with AR games.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@Lupain the one of reasons to use it, is to avoid stutters.

[@Lupain]

@@Thomas_Voland Oh that would be amazing. I must try it out, thanks for the respond and the video!

[@kidneythief69]

Do you have to buy it for each quest you have?

[@tobythepotato99]

it's annoying how Meta doesn't have this implemented already from before of ...

[@p.k.7111]

What will really be annoying is seeing Meta blocking it most likely with the upcoming update already

[@Bombisio]

Meta have it implemented, it's the only reason QuestGamesOptimizer works, they use ADB commands to change hidden options made by Meta. You need Developer Mode just to be able to send those commands and everything you can do with QGO can be done with SideQuest. The only interesting thing about QuestGamesOptimizer is the profiles they offer.

[@bullshark1152]

This only counts with native Quest3 games/apps? Or does it work with PC R games via a link cable?

[@Thomas_Voland]

Native only

[@seanchristophersynthesizer6999]

How come my "HD and HD+" is colored green instead of blue? I also cannot see all the settings like in this video. Regardless though, the resolution definitely is better. :)

[@Thomas_Voland]

New version, new color.

[@seanchristophersynthesizer6999]

@@Thomas_Voland Thanks! I still didn't see the 3 dots to get into the settings, but will try again tonight. :)

[@tobythepotato99]

And this also changes the UI in general in the home menu area? or just in games ?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@tobythepotato99 UI in home is sharp already

[@BlackMarketHoney]

@tobiasss1463 the QGO sharpens the UI and the home environment.

[@GoMArkkrAM]

Is that possible to install it, without activate developer tools and Public Test channel and all that sheet? Install straightening from the headset

[@Thomas_Voland]

Public test channel is not needed (and never was). You just need developer account, and you can install it without using PC.

[@shennk4085]

Mate... in one of the latest update QGO window has been made small and a lot of options uou can't see or access

[@Thomas_Voland]

It's the same for me (and for everyone I know).

[@rise1180]

Hi, what face interface did you use? It seems small look nice.

[@Thomas_Voland]

I am not using any facial interface on this video.

[@B4nan0n]

Someone knows if this also helps to improve visual quality in vrchat?

[@Thomas_Voland]

Yes, profile for VR chat increase resolution by 25%. For many games it's much more.

[@truhunk1]

So I assume this is only useful for standalone Quest games. Does it improve PC VR games?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@truhunk1 it’s not for PCVR

[@jonvano8272]

Can I use it to optimize video quality for watching movies.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@jonvano8272 No

[@edgararcega3046]

will this improve passthrough video quality?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@edgararcega3046 No

[@smsheard]

All the videos comparisons are taken from different positions.All the ones that are for the optimiser are closer to the world. So you will see more detail in VR like this. However I am not saying this defo isnt good. Also I did notice a big fps difference too. Like by a lot.

[@Thomas_Voland]

Yes, thanks to Quest Optimizer you can have more fps in game, however Quest hasn't power to record it. And ofc. having gameplay in native low resolution and higher with QGO, the only way to show similar improvement like in headset is to zoom in - even now video doesn't show how big difference there is, but at least a little bit better than recording in two different resolutions and later scaling it to the lower one.

[@smsheard]

@@Thomas_Voland Ok thanks for that info.

[@Vurt72]

couldn't care less about Quest games, i use Quest3 for PCVR, which looks about 100x times better than any quest3 game, even with any kind of "optimizer". with additional battery pack (which like you say, is pretty much needed) using this optimizer is more like a cost of 100+ euro btw.

[@Thomas_Voland]

How did you calculated this price?🤯 Anker wants $20 for 36Wh/10 000 mAh power bank and ofc. there are cheaper options from different brands. BTW. Many games doesn't have PCVR version.

[@Vurt72]

the more successful games do have a PCVR version, but sure. Yes or free, put it into the power outlet via usb.. that wasn't my point, the idea is kind of lost, you no longer have a wireless device, your own words in the video was also you pointed to one of those built in battery packs. it's likely what you'd want to use. they can be pretty expensive.

[@BlackMarketHoney]

....but if you don't have a PC capable of running VR, QGO is about 100x cheaper.

[@scarf744]

Is the gpu level finally able to to 8 instead of 7 and can the cpu level go from 5 to 8 now?

[@Thomas_Voland]

GPU 8, CPU 7.

[@zloidooraque0]

for what purposes you use USB camera i wonder =))

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@zloidooraque0 for HDMI devices. I have a whole playlist about it.

[@zloidooraque0]

@@Thomas_Voland ok, i'll look into it

[@zloidooraque0]

@@Thomas_Voland as i see you don't have KKCOBVR strap in your reviews, give it a shot as for me it's best from both "halo" type and this "classic" type (forgot how it is called). also has two wheels on sides to adjust goggles distance from face "in real time" and you can move goggles up while halo-thing stays in place. also has largest(?) of all batteries 10Ah no cooling fan, but not a problem for me because i cut my hair bald and wear bandana when in VR. it gets alittle moist but evaporates water very effectively, so it is dries by itself almost completely because of difference in body temperature and air temperature. when i figured that out, it became my go-to lifehack lol =)

[@chrisgard4076]

how about tell us how to install it on the quest

[@Thomas_Voland]

There are already tutorials covering this topic A-Z, I have even linked them in the description.

[@nierka99]

I was using QGO with Q2 and now with Q3. On Q3, there's almost no difference. It's very, very hard to see any difference. But you can feel the battery life and frames.

[@Thomas_Voland]

Have you tested on games that have slightly increased resolution or heavily? Since the difference is image quality is large on Quest 3, the only thing that comes to mind is a sight issue. In Q2, due to the poorer screen quality, even with poor eyesight, differences in resolution can be noticed, whereas in Q3 better vision is needed.

[@BlackMarketHoney]

I can definitely see the difference on Quest 3. Especially on games that are a year or more older which could have been made to support Quest 1. All Quest HMD's and games are very conservatively optimised and the QGO allows you to explore the limits.

[@s4091boat]

What facial interface has you been using in this video?

[@Thomas_Voland]

Globular Cluster, PU Leather halo version. There will be a review on my channel soon (and tests of many other interfaces too).

[@brunogt1982]

Any educated idea when quest 4 coming out?

[@Thomas_Voland]

2026

[@ChrisMarshall2024.]

We will probably see a quest three pro first I'd imagine that will just be a quest three with an extra processor jammed in there or something though.I imagine the quest 4 will contain the next jump in tech which will probably be the headset using laptop/mobile GPUs and CPUs instead of ones being used in mobile phones and they'll probably be built into a headstrap or for glasses you'll buy a cheapish pair of vr glasses and have to airlink to a box containing all the tech processor GPU ram etc like a mini battery bank pc but without a monitor the monitor would be the glasses people could have one in the house and have multiple accounts running simultaneously aswell so different people can do different things at once say four pairs of glasses for each device or something

[@draklane]

How is it that QGO is able to do this and not natively? Is it because of Meta's optimizations?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@draklane it is explained in the video. If they let developers to use higher cpu and gpu levels, battery would be drained to fast without battery strap, and keeping compatibility with Quest 2 would be harder than it’s now.

[@UmVtCg]

I don't have this problem, I play PC games on my Quest 3 almost exclusively.

[@justinspirational]

Does the optimizer work with the quest 2?

[@Thomas_Voland]

Yes

[@harpapmac]

I did it today,it took me 5 minutes to install it and played contractors showdown. The difference is almost night and day

[@harpapmac]

There is a tutorial from the maker and BMF has a very good tutorial and link to the maker.

[@bobholmes487]

will this still help if im using my quest pro with pc?

[@Thomas_Voland]

No

[@TomsTech94]

How do i get it on the quest

[@Thomas_Voland]

Links to tutorials are in video description (and on Quest Games Optimizer website too).

[@rickandnaruto]

what facial interface are you using?

[@Thomas_Voland]

I have many different. Soon all of them will be reviewed on this channel

[@maklimcz]

now its 12 usd + 3usd for premium

[@karthujo]

Does it work with PCVR games you play through Virtual Desktop? I play with a two-year old laptop and graphics (Automobilista 2, Project Cars 2 or Microsoft Flight Simulator) are not that good. Would this help improve quality of those games on my Quest 3?

[@Thomas_Voland]

No. For Project Cars 2 Open Composite make big difference, however it will works good only on high end PC, the same with other two titles. AMS2 is the best optimized for VR but still needs good PC to enjoy good graphics.

[@MobileDecay]

I hate the framerate with this app enabled. It's always choppy..

[@Thomas_Voland]

It's not. Only when new version OS from Meta was release, there was a problem (explained in notification in the app). In other cases it should be fine. On which game you had frame drops? Did you check in stats what was the reason?

[@ezola.d4169]

does it work for pc vr

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@ezola.d4169 no

[@KingEnvy9845]

Do you need a pc to use this?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@KingEnvy9845 No

[@tugcable8304]

Is there an option for overclocking standalone games? Is there a way to pick up some extra frames?

[@Thomas_Voland]

No

[@jackstarr410]

mmm i love paying for the thing already have to make use it's full potential this should be free

[@Despiser25]

This doesn't do anything for PCVR games does it? Why cant Meta, a GIANT COPRORATION, do at least as good as some guy in his garage?

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@Despiser25 i explained in the video why. This is just for standalone

[@Despiser25]

@@Thomas_Voland Id hoped to avoid watching something about standalone before I wasted my time. Thanks for the clarification.

[@zloidooraque0]

flickering is gone, as well as decent FPS.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@zloidooraque0 no, fps can be as you want it to be (however Quest is not powerful enough to record it at the same time).

[@zloidooraque0]

@@Thomas_Voland understood

[@zloidooraque0]

1:50 utterly FALSE statement. higher clocks will NOT affect backward compatibility AT ALL.

[@Thomas_Voland]

No. If the difference in performance is small, it’s very easy to keep backward compatibility because lowering resolution and some effects is often enough (and we can see in so many games on Quest). If the difference is big, this is not enough and lower LOD models have to be prepared, with different settings for almost everything. Now, when Meta unlocked another level of SoC clocks, we will have fewer and fewer games compatible with Quest 2 (some of them have already been announced).

[@LivingInAConspiracy]

The Shmearing

[@MikevomMars]

Quest 3 has a POOR battery lifetime and heat problems by default - improving graphics may look nice but makes it even worse 😐

[@muppetonmeds]

Yes, I wonder if it can harm the system or shorten its life.

[@Thomas_Voland]

I never had problems with heat. In what situations your Quest is overheating? Maybe you are using silicone/plastic cover?

[@MikevomMars]

@@Thomas_Voland You probably did not NOTICE overheating because Q3 does not pop up a message - it just shows a yellow LED blinking on the OUTSIDE, so you'll never see it while playing or watching movies. It just needs 30-40 mins. of watching a 2K video or playing a graphics intensive game to give a heat warning on the Quest 3.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@MikevomMars Of course when it overheats it shows popup and make very loud sound with warning about overheating and turning off. I had this experimenting with Camlink, but never managed to warm up Quest even close to this point with Quest optimizer, even when everything is maxed out.

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@MikevomMars About graphics intensive game - I always play on the highest available profile, never experienced overheating (and I often play in 30°C room temperature). And yellow blinking LED has different meaning, so I am not sure why are you thinking, that's overheating 🤔

[@MaheshWalatara]

But its like 10 fps 😂. No thanks.

[@Thomas_Voland]

No, you can play at a higher frame rate than the default. I noticed that you didn't see the chapter about profiles. I hope it's obvious that Quest doesn't have enough performance to run better graphics and record at the same time in higher resolution than normal.

[@thisisnotmylife-d3q]

i got quest 3 last week first impressions are bad meta puts all its garbage in your face horizon world looks like crap so does vrchat im like wheres the anti aliasing jagged lines everywhere but then i played iron man and i feel like iron man i can fly yeeeeeeehhhhh haaaa oh and vrporn oh baby zuckerbergs made himself a portable pleasure machine

[@KevinTheStallion637]

Frame rate looks terrible

[@Thomas_Voland]

On recording yes. You can choose any frame rate you want to and adjust settings to make it always stable. However profiles in the QGO are doing this already.

[@laurenjurassic]

Better graphics, but half the frames and half the battery life

[@Thomas_Voland]

@@laurenjurassic what? Did you watch the video?

[@minimobilereview6570]

In the video Thomas shows you he is using the extended battery pack so there's very little noticeable change to battery life with his set up

[@Luigi_bros4321]

It's called optimizer on purpose, it optimizes stuff without comprising stuff

[@BlackMarketHoney]

Errr, no. You can control everything to your liking.

[@steffendetrick]

Definitely not half the frames 😂

[@KevinTheStallion637]

This is the worst sales pitch I’ve ever heard in my life

[@BlackMarketHoney]

@@KevinTheStallion637 ??? How do you know if you haven't tried it?

[@caspareisermann]

I wonder why “adb shell setprop debug.oculus.screenCaptureEye 2” is missing in the camera settings. 😩

[@nuovovideo]

I don’t understand. is it a software for optimizer?

[@BlackMarketHoney]

QGO provides a new app launcher within your Quest home. From there, you can simply launch your games with tried and tested profiles, for example, to boost visuals or to save power, or you can edit the profiles yourself and experiment. There is an in game performance overlay which you can toggle on or off to see which parameters are working or not. I primarily bought QGO to switch off Fixed Foveated Rendering (which really bugs me) but there is still plenty of headroom to boost graphics on top of that, especially on games designed to run on Quest 1 and Quest 2. Some games are very conservatively optimised, so you can really boost them.

[@cameronsaunders9020]

Lol this guy is just trying to make $$$. Don’t waste your money

[@Thomas_Voland]

What do you mean?

[@MobileDecay]

Lol. Do you really think the dev of this little app is gonna pay someone for a review? 😂

[@BlackMarketHoney]

@cameronsaunders9020 Obviously you haven't tried it. Your loss.