Steam Link On Quest - The EASIEST Way To Play Steam VR Games But Is It The Best?

I check out the new Steam Link app on Quest to see how it compares to Virtual Desktop and AirLink for wirelessly playing SteamVR games on Quest.
Download the free Steam Link app for Quest 2, Quest 3 and Quest Pro here;
www.meta.com/en-gb/experience...
Check out Virtual Desktop on Quest 2, Quest 3 and Quest Pro here;
www.meta.com/en-gb/experience...
Let me know what you think of Steam Link on Quest in the comments below...
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[@MegaDragonflight]

See this is why we love steam. They didn't have to do this for quest users. They always go above and beyond for the gamers.

[@lucienrichardson6666]

They make, (SO MUCH) money off of steam it's not even remotely a hassle for them

[@_spineless]

@@lucienrichardson6666 And yet they, unlike most companies, create dedicated software for platforms they don't own that isn't intentionally limited.

[@matthewameel1741]

This will be utilized for their deckard VR hardware to be released in the future

[@Poooooo]

In fairness, this allows them to make way more money by allowing quest users to buy content from their store.

[@jfi_]

Well,, in fact they have to. It’s a gateway between quest users and steam store.

[@Killer_Nads]

Virtual Desktop was just too troublesome for me, i always had issues with it and SteamVR, they just didnt like each other. Steam Link worked perfectly for me first time and i couldnt believe it, back to PCVR games that i had left in my library for over a year now, will finally get to play them with Quest 3 and Steam Link.

[@chrisl8292]

Really? , I've had no issues with Virtual Desktop and Steam for PC VR with my Quest 2. It's miles ahead of quest Airlink even better than corded. Not sure how he does it, but I love VirDir! Happy to have other option out there with Steam Link, especially if folks like yourself haven't found success elsewhere.

[@Killer_Nads]

@@chrisl8292 im not sure what the issue was but this was about a year ago when i last tried it a few times and it had issues so put me off using it again. Issues was only with SteamVR though, Rift store games worked no problem if i remember, it could be because i had multiple headsets connected like htc vive, rift s and quest 2. I guess the issue could have been SteamVR instead of VD! But when i tried steamlink it worked first time which was a big relief for me :D although i dont have the other headsets connected now, and steamVR was easily able to find my headset and controllers and just work to play half life alyx

[@chrisl8292]

Hard to know. When I first got my quest 2 I remember spending hours upon hours experimenting with all kinds of setup and config changes. Eventually settling in on VirDir. The diagnostic popup option you can enable to see real-time fps and other metrics was hugely beneficial. I know you can also download those to use with Steam VR... So, if I were to guess on your VirDir issue, I suspect the issue may be which driver is given priority. The oculus or steam VR driver. Towards end of this video he referenced a steam VR setting where he switched from oculus to steam. I think in my case, mine may also be set to oculus driver. I believe that means one less layer to go through like oculus thru steam to game. Versus just oculus to game. Sorry I have zero detail on this, it's been 2+ yrs now I think since I last dug around.

[@ericwheelhouse4371]

@@chrisl8292I’ve always had issues with virtual desktop and never with air link.

[@heinzerbrew]

Nvidia graphics? Try h264 instead of hevc

[@mcknightjacob20]

I am loving being able to stream PCVR to the Quest! It's such a game changer being able to play any game wirelessly, it feels so much more immersive and you still get that get PCVR experience without having to buy a more expensive headset.

[@mrthaiguy9856]

Can you play resident evil 8 vr on steamlink?

[@BenStenson]

Glad we are finally getting some competition for the quest version of the app

[@IzzyDudee]

It's sooo cool to see eye tracked foveated rendering being used to optimize wireless pcvr streaming.

[@EviGL]

Haha the revelation at the end that all footage is actually captured via AirLink is a huge plot twist.

[@ZodiacBoi42]

I’m so excited to try this out now I can finally play hitman and Skyrim vr without the hassle

[@oliver-nation4377]

I've been waiting for this.

[@BD-zg7is]

great video dude. you always do a great job! keep it up

[@VirtualRealityOasis]

Thank you mate []-)

[@Armbreakfire]

For me, the biggest use-case for Virtual Desktop in the Quest 3 is that you can enable passthrough while viewing your computer screen. Then you can essentially mount your screen in a fixed position, allowing you to move around the house while watch youtube or a movie.

[@RaGe0rge]

Crazy you made this video now. Just yesterday I was googling this issue to get back into Half Life Alyx on my Quest 2. I had stopped because it was so laggy wireless. The update in Airlink has it running really smooth!

[@Mc.Nuggetz]

Yeah I played HLA via airlink and it ran buttery smooth.

[@AstraVex]

Oh yeh, this is WAY better! 🤩💖

[@ShleepySchlub]

Steam link was the best thing I have ever seen come out of Valve in a while, and has allowed me to finally play games I could only dream of, and the graphics and gameplay are so smooth and I could not recommend it enough, to people who want a easy way to play PC games without a awkward cable or Virtual Desktop which can be a bit clunky.

[@iinRez]

My Virtual Desktop experience has been seamless.

[@anolaf]

Same. I tried Virtual Desktop some time ago and I don't remember why, but I didn't like it either. Steam Link has been a Godsend for me and has finally made our old Quest 2 feel useful to me, lol.

[@mattvmani]

I’m glad I caught this video because this is very exciting. The oculus app is very painful with steam games easily not properly connecting for me that only be our games. I are in steam anyway so this will make it even easier.

[@MarcAGS]

Mike is back hell yeah😂❤

[@leabuz637]

IIUC, if you want to have a stable USB wired connection, then Quest Link from Meta (not Air Link or Steam Link from Valve) is the only option available. That probably should've been mentioned in the video when discussing alternatives. I think there's still a ton of people who don't have a good setup to go wireless in a stable fashion. Needs too much debugging of the "air waves" in some homes. And if you're playing a sim game where you're mostly just sitting in a chair next to your PC, then the wire isn't a huge problem.

[@lucio-ohs8828]

ALVR supports wired IIRC

[@kkzz23]

Thanks for writing IIUC, where there is no option to find out what the heck is this in Google XD

[@madhououinkyoma]

@@kkzz23if I understand correctly

[@guesswho2778]

@@lucio-ohs8828 you need to change some settings and use adb to tell the headset to send stuff over the usb cable instead of wifi, it works but is not as simple as one would hope.

[@goldfingerhardcore]

Even with good wireless setup the cable is still the most reliable method. I have a fantastic wifi6 router, a PC connected by Ethernet and 2gbps internet, yet it is not the same as cabled

[@shiro3146]

finally got my hands on Quest Pro! nowi can VR chat with all expression and steamlink might be the best starting point

[@yodek1846]

01:29 - Ahh, that's why I couldn't run Steam Link on Quest 3 - that options wasn't turned on :D In help page they didn't mention this.Thanks for help! ;)

[@Stickflood]

This is way better than the other tutorials

[@Cj_Plays_Everything]

This happens just before I get my 3060! Perfect timing.

[@SkyTreeStudio]

This honestly pushed me to grab a Quest 3 finally as a nice side grade to my index

[@barbaradonofrio5072]

Great Video !

[@catgamer109]

You can play steam link away from your home with other devices as well. I don't know if they changed it for the quest app, but there should be a button to add another pc running steam and the code should pop up for you to put in. After you do that the first time, it should work outside your home network

[@mica4977]

Glad to learn I can't use the controllers for 2D games. My headset bugged and hasn't allowed me to download the app in order to test it out myself. Hopefully we'll be able to in the future

[@mattwilson3421]

IMO i do see a massive difference for using air link to the steam app I highly recommend it. if you have a wifi 6e router..

[@user-op9mg7nm4r]

5:27 that grenade drop was 🥶

[@H3WK38]

THANK YOU

[@mironovsan]

Тhank you, now i know how to fix blurry text in 2d apps inside steam link. this bothered me for some time now.

[@josuefox]

Thank you, great video and instructions. It's interesting to know that mirror cast url does the job to show/record gameplay. Is there a way to improve the quality and avoid vr shake image, it's awful sometimes to watch a video from vr ... I tried again virtual desktop but it asks to turn off nvidia overlay so the option to record is not available :s

[@KuittheGeek]

I haven't used my Quest 2 outside of native games in a little while, because I am primarily a Linux user. The announcement from Valve that they dropped the Link app for the quest was very exciting, but mostly because I hope they are able to launch Linux support sooner than later. I have tried getting ALVR to work, but it has been spotty for me, and I have had issues with audio in the past. It is cool and a good step forward, but I am hoping Valve can get Linux VR with the quest to a good point soon, then I don't have to keep my Windows partition around any longer. I haven't used it is so long as it was, and the only reason I booted it up was to try Half-Life Alyx that I just bought on the recent Steam Sale, and even then, I had started working on getting ALVR to work on Linux so I could try it that way. It was very convenient, and I don't have a newer headset with the newer features, so it was fine for me. It worked, gameplay was smooth, sound was good, I didn't have any complaints on my launch day Quest 2.

[@WantOxide]

You use linux you deserve it all

[@CricetoFunni]

Maybe it's just placebo but compared to Air Link I'm seeing way less color-banding (might not be the right term) and improved image quality in general. Games also seem to run better and have less latency on account of the buggy Oculus PC app not having to be open.

[@guesswho2778]

oculus killer allows you to use whatever magic they cooked up to create such a smooth experience over a usb cable without needing to use their shitty dashboard that constantly crashes, it just goes right into steamvr like steam link does.

[@tobysepic9882]

I think the steam link recording actually looks very good

[@steelfoe]

Just need it to work with my steam deck

[@spikedg5009]

Excited to try steam link! Unfortunately I wasted too much time trying to use the stupid air/cable link. This whole time my computer’s graphic card wasn’t compatible I guess. Was mad when I found out. I’m hoping Steam Link will work for me! Not only is it free, it seems simple!!!

[@TehJumpingJawa]

Not tried it yet; I'm curious whether you can simultaneously stream to multiple devices; e.g. stereo vision to the Quest 2 + mono vision to a Steamlink connected to TV (for spectator's viewing). I know, I know, the Steamlink is ancient..... but it still puts out 1080p with very low latency, and hasn't really been supplanted by an equivalent device at the same price point.

[@Mrs.Twilight-wt6jb]

I bought virtual desktop by accident thinking it would simulate a pc but when I got an actual pc it was the best choice ever made

[@ronm6585]

Thanks Mike.

[@VirtualRealityOasis]

Cheers mate []-)

[@Clonetroopermarston]

I use it without a wired router but it’s still amazing for different steam games

[@gogreengameon2146]

Wonder if the "ARD" in Deckard stands for Augmented Reality Device, or something like that.

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodDM]

Haven't done Virtual Desktop so hard for me to compare. Steam Link has worked fine for me so far and appreciate the free option to finally wirelessly access my Steam VR games! That being said, did get to try Virtual Tabletop for the first time, and while excited to play it in VR, the controls through Quest feel terrible. Anyone have any tips or tricks to make it feel more fluid and less clunky?

[@NickFarrow]

Get a better router

[@guesswho2778]

tabletop sims vr implimentation is not that great, would recommend not bothering with it. also as for "finally being able to access steamvr games for free" there were already options to do that, search up "meta quest link". they provide both a wired and wireless option to play games from your pc. a wired connection will be more stable and have less latency, though you will need a decent cable to do so, both in quality and length. you can also use "oculus killer" to get rid of the oculus dashboard and go right into steamvr instead, this is currently what im doing.

[@vintendio]

Virtual Tabletop wasn't designed for the occulus touch controllers it's easy

[@Youmadfrfr]

@@NickFarroware you dumb? He said controls

[@SOS_Studios]

Steam link is literally all I need. The quest link has latency and so does virtual desktop but steam link has close to NONE

[@pandorin2348]

😂 and im still here on my Rift S. I’ll definitely pick up a quest pro once my rift s breaks

[@MidnightPodcastGaming]

Can you watch VR videos off your computer with the headset?

[@AndrewStonerock]

I'm still using airlink because the game I spend most of my time in doesnt have sound in the steam link app. The steam link menu also hinders the use of in game menus. They use the same button on the left controller. It looks better than airlink on a quest 2 though, and its certainly a faster launch. Steam link doesnt kill my gpu either.

[@Helifax19]

SteamLink - here have 50% of your RTX 4090 back. Link- let me get all you RTX 4090 GPU and stutter like crazy still. (Same resolutions btw). WTH?!

[@toddlichtenwalter2041]

I am wanting to buy a classroom set of PC VR stations but space is limited in a small classroom. I was wondering if there is a compact option that will work. Instead of bulky towers, ideally I need a small compact “Mac mini” size option but one that can drive most Steam VR games (I already have a class set of Quest 2s). Any insights are appreciated.

[@BigFishFin]

Can I please ask if steam link works with MAC? It doesn’t seem to want to work even with the same wifi and remote play on

[@colain5040]

I just got an oculus headset. Is it better to buy games on the headset directly or does steam link work just as good??

[@enriquefuster4971]

I'm wondering if it's possible use the passthrough in steamlink in metaquest 3 or pro. You know, see the screen to play normal games in your livingroom instead of a virtual room.

[@ericsgabbs]

Steam is like the god of gaming, always blessing us with new amazing things to make our playing experience even better

[@filipgrasberg9333]

Asetto corsa works FLAWLESS with steam link, awesome!

[@Ninjai1971]

I'm testing Steam Link vs Virtual Desktop. I now think steam link is a bit better for steamvr games. It runs butter smooth with my quest 2 and RTX 2080 and produces a more cleaner image with less color banding and codec artefacts at identical data rates. I also think that it has a bit less input lag. I'm very impressed of valves good work! I learned further that valve can do small steam updates without bothering the user. So maybe they are optimizing steam link since release of the quest app.

[@Mc.Nuggetz]

Have you tried airlink? I’m curious how it compares with steam link. I’ve been playing my Steam games exclusively in airlink so I don’t have anything to compare to yet.

[@Ninjai1971]

Airlink is way worse than both of the others. Some Steam games don't work with steam link! I hope valve will fix that in future updates. @@Mc.Nuggetz

[@MuAlexJS]

for me virtual desktop and air link never worked well for playing pcvr, I always had to plug my headset in if i wanted to. But currently steam link is out peforming them in every way completely for free. The experience varries for each person though with these things@@Mc.Nuggetz

[@Youmadfrfr]

@@Mc.Nuggetzpersonally I would say airlink is laggier and harder to connect

[@GoofyGoooberGang]

Wait, does Steam Link run on your computers hardware or on the headset? Like you need a good computer?

[@henryblazer20]

i am not getting a meta quest 2 or 3 and still rock the meta quest 1. is there a workaround?

[@amigang]

maybe Im missing something but in my theatre mode I dont see reflections in the floor, is there something you need to activate?

[@budthecyborg4575]

2:27 "Foveated Encoding" Not sure if I just need to crank my bandwidth but SteamVR through Steam Link is blurry in the central focus area at the default 1088, when I turn the number DOWN then the image becomes much more CLEAR (bandwidth set to 100mbps). At 512 the peripheral blur is very noticeable but at 768 I can't tell it's there in games, that setting only bothers me when looking at menus. Crazy thing is the "Virtual Desktop" app looks fine at 40mbps (less than half the bitrate), which would indicate people with slow wi-fi would be better served using Virtual Desktop than Steam Link.

[@thecivilizedgamer2533]

Ooooooh, I couldn't figure out how to fix the foveated rendering, so I switched back to airlink immediately. Guess I'll be trying it out again tonight!

[@VirtualRealityOasis]

Good luck mate []-)

[@fomina1]

happened? what did you choose?

[@PopBluehay]

It tells me that my PC is connected wirelessly to the internet which is a issue apparently and when I continue then steam vr on my PC says an error has occurred and gives 2 options shutdown steam vr or restart steam vr and I tried restarting my PC also

[@youham7066]

4:35 this is the best part!!!

[@SomeGuyOnHisDreamBike]

Steam Link with the Quest Pro is just magic.

[@kidzorro]

Absolutely! The performance on the Quest Pro is excellent, even on a mid-range PC. Finally, we have proper eye tracking and dynamic foveated rendering support.

[@dangoran]

Thanks. I found it weird that Mike didn't have anyting to say about that experience. I don't have a Quest Pro and will never get one, but the foveated encoding is really interesting! It's obviously not just implemented for the small existing userbase for that feature but for more future stuff.

[@Koutsn_]

I don't know if they improved it, but I tried it for the first time today and it was rock solid, no stutters, no framedrops, nothing, virtual desktop always gave me issues

[@Fqrestx]

Hey, steam link was working perfectly for the first couple hours but once i got off for a little and got back on all the suden i cant open any apps threw steam link it says "next up" the game im playing then it says the same thing for steam home. Iv tried uninstaling steam vr, and steam link that didnt work and i dont know what to do know. Can you help me?

[@DutchHeavyw8]

U got any advice how to set up audio in steamvr? Al works fine except the audio. I can select oculus audio device & steam streaming audio. Both doing nothing🤷

[@karl_gs_3172]

Do the game have to be running on your pc or laptop as you play, or do i just need to set it up with my account to play?. Because i have an macbook. :)

[@AbbyRawks]

I would like to know exactly what you mean when you say Steam Link "doesn't perform as well or smoothly as Virtual Desktop". I have only experienced AirLink/Link Cable and Steam Link with my Quest 2, so I'm not sure what you mean exactly by VD performing better and being smoother than Steam Link. As I said, I've never tried VD, but I would be open to trying it to see how it compares to the alternatives. I would appreciate a reply to clarify what makes VD better if possible.

[@zinodays1007]

I wonder if it will connect to the steam deck to play flat screen games in vr

[@joaocontii]

is it possible to play streamed games (for those who have no high-end GPU) on quest headsets?

[@TheSpy402]

Hey I'm new to this but do you need a cable for the wifi connection or would it still work with a wireless wifi like XFINITY

[@adyyeahful]

How did you disabled the steam home enviroment to play flat games? I try exiting the steam home but then I had audio issues, Is there any way to disable steam home enviroment by deafult?

[@soap6264]

with steam link are the graphics better for games then if it was a game from the quest store?

[@dtrjones]

Thanks Mike, that's an excellent summary. I have tried Steam Link, it was working well initally and then I just ran into issues. The biggest for Quest 3 users is the horrific fixed foveated rendering, even with the pixel count set to 1344px or something like that, it's a miserable experience on MSFS which I render at 4K per eye, but on Steam Link it's looks really bad, only about a third of the screen is clear and it feels like I've put my HP Reverb G2 back on.... Other issues are I've had trouble connecting unless I do that first up. Loading MSFS and then connecting in Steam Link occasionally fails, so there are some things to address for Valve, it is promising but far from ideal in my usecase.

[@VirtualRealityOasis]

Thanks for the feedback mate. I really should play MSFS some more! I remember it being really chill to fly around and take in the sights []-)

[@CL-nj5yy]

"Render Resolution" is what primarily changes the basis size for the foveated area. Turning it to around 150%, or setting it to auto will make it much larger than 1/3 of the field of view.

[@ElektrikABYSS]

@@VirtualRealityOasismike what the hell happened to the give’away?

[@banguseater]

not sure why but i have a problem of not getting audio through steam link. hasn't been a deal breaker for me since i use a dedicated wireless headset next to my pc anyway but if i want to play this in my living room i wouldnt be able to stream any audio and i cant seem to find any fixes for this

[@BosonCollider]

I'm particularly interested in steam link because of support for linux and the deck tbh

[@user-rl1se9eq1j]

with virtual desktop to run games good u do need an ethernet cable connected to your pc from your router

[@unrealfeedzz]

So i need to do more testing but it's not bad and sometimes better

[@plg3d-285]

I've only recently been trying to see if I can do PCVR with one of my PCs. My experience with Airlink was that it couldn't find my PC. I tried connecting both to 5G, I tried PC connected by ethernet and my Quest 2 couldn't find it on the network. I tried Virtual Desktop and within seconds they were connected. I haven't tried Steam Link as yet.

[@balazshajdu4612]

For Seated VR gaming on steam, I still use, direct link via cable, it is still the best solution right?

[@apukdcfc]

This would be even more exciting if it let you play Steam games from the cloud. My PC is ancient lol

[@luisarmendariz9831]

Should I buy virtural desktop on my pc or meta store?

[@chris_stacey]

Virtual Desktop is amazing and I totally support Guy, but Steam Link (in my testing) is the best way to wirelessly play Steam VR games.

[@JimmiZero]

WHICH HEADSET ARE YOU USING?

[@chris_stacey]

Quest 3

[@JimmiZero]

That's what I thought - Thanks for the reply.@@chris_stacey

[@Legendaryhunter7]

I kind of wished that Steam Link have a *Wired* Option Too Just like the *MetaLink* Now It's kind of like *Virtual Desktop* or *Air Link*

[@Senkushi]

i like using oculus killer, still works like quest air link but it kills the oculus layer completely so you just go straight to steam VR to increase performance

[@vikingsdawn1301]

Is there any way to use the quest 3 speakers while linking through steam because I can not seem to get it to work?

[@gwbuss]

Does Steamlink work if your PC is hardwired, but on the same network?

[@EllisJonesDeath]

I have Emuvr on my PC, can I use Steamlink to send other games like that to the Quest 2 ?

[@brodybradleytheog]

Can you switch back to the normal oculus after switching to steam?

[@TrevinF98]

I’m having an issue where my audio doesn’t come through my headset using stream link! Do you know why that would be?

[@Hermes_illustration_]

Hey I tried air link and cable link and yes oculus app was running my in pc. But I only get a notification about clicking the noti to make this device view files. But it never gives me the option to pair with my pc

[@andrewburgess2494]

Not being able to increase the encoded Video size on my g15 advantage laptop means I'm staying with virtual desktop until further notice. Quest 3 and the blurry edges are a deal breaker.

[@a23meme]

can we play PC games in 180 degrees? I play Euro Truck Simulator and I was wondering if it can track my head and turn / look while driving

[@yaboi3007]

Is there anyway to use steam link without having your computer directly connected to the WiFi router? I’m assuming not but maybe there’s another option?

[@Alias19px]

Do we need to download the steam games in our computer ?

[@ToniusPlays]

Virtual desktop is really awesome.

[@losermorgan1558]

I have paired it to my steam account and installed steamlink, but when i try to open it in vr, it kicks me out. What is wrong? How do i fix this?

[@jocopowell]

Will my Quest 3 controllers work with my VR Steam games via Steam Link?

[@Copper1511.]

So do I need my laptop to be vr ready to use this?

[@blank_userrr]

in steam link when you open up Steamvr, obviosly it doesnt show base stations if you do have them, I have a valve index, i wanted to try out wireless full body and i seen the post for steam link and i thoguht, Oh.. maybe its time to try, some time later i got steam link, i was amazed on how easy the set up for it is for quest 2 pretty much just click and play, but i noticed i couldnt get the base stations to come up, but you can, when you click the button to change channels on a base station it actually comes on, and it came up on the steam vr window thingy whilst im using the quest, you still need the space calibrator to get that part set up ofc, but yeah, if you wanna be able to do full body with a quest 2 on steam link it is, Open steam link change the channels to force your base stations to become fully on, hopefully it will show them in your steam vr like it did for me get space calibrator, in space calibration you need to click on right controller, do a figure 8 while holding a tracker, only turn on 1 while doing this, and you should be set to go, you can also use your index controllers i noticed, so if you are also a valve index/ any headset that has lighthouses, try what i said and you will have a great time, the quality quest 2 is a bit janky but that might be based on wifi? im not sure but hopefully everyone else has a better time when it comes to visuals

[@Golfwithzay]

Does it matter about the pc ? Cuz I have a decent pc and wanna play Skyrim - I have a quest 2

[@Chris-du9fc]

was trying to find something recent on after steam link came out as it defiantly was better for me than airlink... but trying to find the best way to go with a link cable... with or without it I keep having issues with steam VR needing to be restarted constantly. Even link cable and oculus link and i guess there built in virtual desktop was having bad preformence issues.... trying to find out what the issue is whether its just steam VR, steam link not using the cable connection, or wifi issues...though wouldn't think wifi would be needed so bad when directly linked into the PC....at this point getting confused and annoyed how often steam VR has a issue where i have to restart everlasting. Not sure if you may know the issue??

[@bellaschneider5335]

after i pair the steam link to my headset where do i go after that? i dont see any of my steam games, also my pc is saying waiting for a headset to connect

[@SjaakSchulteis]

I can't add anything to what you have said already. I continue using Virtual Desktop.