Would you be able to share more info about the WiFi settings?

We are using the U7-pro-max, the SSID WiFuis set to 5Ghz and 6Ghz. Power to max, and bandwidth to 160. WPA3 only. Seems to play fine, but there is an 10ms added delay with the wired AP compared to dongle.

We had huge problems setting up two frames in one room. Some feedback for others to check:

1. The dongle needs usb 3.0(+) for bandwidth. Usb 2 seem to give some weird stutters.
2. Dongle location is important, just like the Vive trackers. Try and use a (proper) extension cable to get a bit away from your case and closet to line of sight.
3. Current steamVr works BS on windows and Linux when it's not the beta. I recommend the beta version currently, also for 'Space Calibrator'

For us it seems multilink streaming with 2 frames and 6 vive trackers is no working 'good enough'. When one boots the other has a small stutter, but that's it. Looking at wifi bands I don't think you can have more than 3 frames in one room, but I don't have the experience for that atm.

Damn, that's kinda a holy grail of game storefronts

So fucking tired of these chatgpt emoji every fucking where.

UE5 slop in shambles

Steam just can’t stop winning. The competition is so far behind they never even appeared in the rear view mirror to begin with

And Valve keeps on winning the storefront war, without doing much besides quality of life features.

I like that this will put a spotlight on crappy engines and devs

That's a great idea. I wonder if it will make developers consider optimizing their games more.

Neat. It's going to be interesting how they will solve the issue of different quality settings - I don't care about FPS at "ultra" settings, usually it's more important how the FPS are at low settings before you have to take desperate measures like turning down the resolution, completely turning off antialiasing, using upscaling etc. that have an extremely negative effect on graphics fidelity.

Also, two games running at an average of 60FPS might give very different experiences depending on how consistent the FPS are.

Do they exclude nvidia’s bullshit ~~fake~~”AI generated” frames?

What settings would they use for those FPS numbers? Most importantly, does it count Nvidia's generated frames in that number?

lmao very curious to see what steam thinks of my unnatural unholy abomination of a setup

okay, that takes care of fps, but what about spf?

Yes, I got a prompt on Steam Deck asking if they could collect anonymised FPS data from my games !

I said no, but there will be enough people who say yes to collect that data reliably.

I would still take with a big grain of salt tbh.

This is something gamers wish to have since inception of PC Gaming. And it was always told this cannot be done. That's why we rely on game specs and tests. I mean we still rely on, but a storefront putting estimated FPS is something they would fear to do. And here we have VALVE (once again) doing the impossible. Very curious to see how this will workout in reality.