Hi, I’m looking into the PS VR2s compatibility with Nvidia gpu-equipped laptops. Apparently it won’t work if the usb c/thunderbolt port is connected to the integrated gpu? Can you confirm that your usb c port is connected to the dgpu in Nvidias control panel under the PhysX configuration?
@@Wacky-tobaccy_50 my laptop is a none modified Asure Rog Strix G16. Is there a way to tell in the device manager where the thunderbolt is connected to?
@@siulr6734 no it needs to be the USBC thunderbolt comparable with DisplayPort (having that symbol). I tried my HDMI with a special HDMI to DisplayPort 1.4 out and it would not register.
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Hi, I’m looking into the PS VR2s compatibility with Nvidia gpu-equipped laptops. Apparently it won’t work if the usb c/thunderbolt port is connected to the integrated gpu? Can you confirm that your usb c port is connected to the dgpu in Nvidias control panel under the PhysX configuration?
@Wacky-tobaccy_50 I will need to look into this. Question does your usbc port you want to use have that "d" symbol beside it?
@@Wacky-tobaccy_50 my laptop is a none modified Asure Rog Strix G16. Is there a way to tell in the device manager where the thunderbolt is connected to?
@@ffan16 hmm, nope no dp symbol, just the lightning bolt ⚡️ , although the specs do say it supports display port
@@ffan16from what I’ve scrounged on Reddit and everywhere else I’ve checked, the Nvidia control panel should say under the PhysX config
@@Wacky-tobaccy_50 I don't think it supplies the right output for the PSVR2 when I looked it did need the display out symbol.
Is my laptop have hdmi 2.1 not will work with the vr?
@@siulr6734 no it needs to be the USBC thunderbolt comparable with DisplayPort (having that symbol). I tried my HDMI with a special HDMI to DisplayPort 1.4 out and it would not register.