11-07-2019 07:33 AM
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11-07-2019 08:47 AM
ezop73 said:
I think the answer to your question is NO .. the cable has to be able to send and receive data simultaneously, as of yet I don't think there are any cables currently available that will work with the Quest, Its just a waiting game until Oculus release there cable then 3rd party companies will start to release there alternatives.
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11-07-2019 12:11 PM
Nunyabinez said:
ezop73 said:
I think the answer to your question is NO .. the cable has to be able to send and receive data simultaneously, as of yet I don't think there are any cables currently available that will work with the Quest, Its just a waiting game until Oculus release there cable then 3rd party companies will start to release there alternatives.
I'm pretty sure you are incorrect. First of all, how could they make link available in November if the cable won't be released simultaneously?
And my answer was NO, you can't just go out and buy ANY USB-C 3.1 cable and expect it to work, for starters not all USB-C 3.1 cables are Fibre Optic which Oculus states on there Store page is what it needs.
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Also there are NO cables currently on the market (that I know of) to purchase that will meet the needs of the data transfer for under $80, At Oculus Connect 6 it was announced that Oculus is openly making Link’s specs available to third parties. I'm pretty sure Oculus isn't going to release the specs to 3rd parties until its released it's own cable to market.
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