06-27-2016 07:53 AM
12-11-2016 10:30 AM
shim2 said:
cybereality said:
Rift does go through QC before leaving the factory, but defects can always happen with any product.
While that is true, it does seem that the Rift has a higher than "normal" failure rate...
AkAseo said:
Now over two weeks since i got my replacment rift, and the issue has not returned, not a single disconnect or tracking loss. Can't believe I spent weeks trying to configure USB, drivers etc refusing to accept my rift was just broken. QC does seem to be a problem and this issue in itself I have seen reported over and over. My advice to anyone with this problem, exchange it and hope for a good one you won't regret it, I just wish there weren't so many forum posters running around telling everyone that it's anything but the HMD thats broken, masking this problem. My advice, if it doesn't seem right, then it's not right, get it exchanged. I can now game perfectly, remove the headset sit it down, put it back on, adjust it etc without it dropping out, in other words, it works and I havent had to tinker with my pc at all.
12-14-2016 05:00 AM
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12-20-2016 01:31 PM
letmethethelight said:
Hi all,
i face the exact same problem.
Oculus Rift suffers from repeating HDMI disconnects when device is "hot" (turned on for around 10 minutes) if soft pressure is applied on the left side, the device is adjusted or bigger movements are made (touch).
You can check the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK5_dva5VLY
Despite the fact that this is always reproducable and it therefore looks 100% as a hardware fault i did the following things:
- Switched around to all other USB Ports.
- Made a clean graphic driver deinstall and reinstall.
- Used DNACowboys method of cleaning usb stuff in device manager.
- Disabled all USB energy saver options.
- Deplugged all other USB devices.
- I have a fully supported Asus mainboard. All checkmarks in Oculus Software are green.
- Replugged HDMI cable on both GPU and Rift. All pins on hdmi cable look good.
This thing is going back to the vendor. This has to be a systematic hardware error.
Greets
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