Been reading reddit and I noticed few post in the past their motherboard USB 3.0 causing problems even though it passed the Oculus compatibility check. And of course, after purchasing the recommended Inateck card, it works for them.
To ask specifically. Is anyone using their motherboard USB 3.0 that is using the intel USB 3.0 eXtensible by Microsoft with no problems? Took a picture of device manager: http://i.imgur.com/ryGPPuv.png
I don't blame Oculus, it seems some motherboard manufacturers are skimping out the USB 3.0. I just want to know whether or not I need to purchase the Inateck card in advance.
Yea, would be great to hear anyone that has the intel USB 3.0 eXtensible driver and running Rift properly or not.
Thank you.
Oh, my motherboard is the Asrock z97m OC Formula and it passed the Oculus compatibility check but still has me worried.
This is a very interesting question. Just wondering how many USB 3.0 cards were bought, or even worse. How many brand new computers from one of those oculus partners brands were bought without even need it!.
I never trust in the Oculus compatibility tool and luckily I didn't buy the card.
This is another proff about how oculus is doing. What else do you want to see?
Asus Rampage 5 extreme which passes the Oculus compatibility test but I must admit, I'm still nervous about whether or not I'll need to buy additional hardware.