10-03-2022 05:44 AM
The title says it all, I've been trying to play skyrim vr through steam vr but after some time (random) the oculus just crashes but the game keeps running fine on my pc, I don't know why this happens, my drivers are completely updated.
These are my specs:
8GB Ram
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Six-Core Processor
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Super
I'm guessing the problem is with the headset, rather than my pc. Any help is appreciated!
10-04-2022 12:50 PM
Hey there! We know how discouraging it can be for PCVR to not work, so we'd love to provide some insight!
In order to gain some insight, could you please answer the following:
Also, could you test out these lengthy steps below:
Let us know if this seems to be of any help!
10-04-2022 03:29 PM
I have tried these steps before, as they were given as an answer to a similar problem of mine on these forums. Unfortunately they did not work.
As for your questions:
This was first noticed around a month or two ago when I was playing Blade & Sorcery on SteamVR, however I had thought that it was from the game itself, due to the amount of mods I had installed (I was also used to it crashing from time to time when fighting several enemies at the same time, so it did not seem like a problem with the Oculus at first)
Link via cable has definitely worked before as I had used it to play a number of games, such as VRChat, Job Simulator, SwordsmanVR, SkyrimVR, Blade & Sorcery, as well as several small free VR games on Steam. I have also played The Witcher 3, Oblivion, Portal 2 and Sailwind through a third-party software - VorpX.
The link cable is official, yes.
Yes, the Oculus drivers and GPU drivers are up to date.
My Windows is indeed up to date, however, I am not sure what does that have to do with the Oculus crashing.
I have noticed I can restart my Oculus and continue my game directly after connecting back through the link-cable, however, it is quite aggravating when I have to do it several times in the span of 30 minutes.
10-04-2022 03:58 PM
@careepi I do want to chime in here and ask a couple of questions as well.
If anything you might want to get your logs:
Once you have those, feel free to make a support ticket where they can take a bit of a deeper look into there.