grumpygrappler

Thanks all for the help. I think this is to much of a gamble at the moment with to many costly unknowns. When I upgrade my computer I think that be the time to get a pc based vr unit like a vive. Again thank you for the help and input.

Thank you for your help. Indeed the USB C port only goes into the integrated graphics as shown which really bums me out as the laptop meets more than the spec requirements just the ports let it down. Damn Asus and me buying this laptop before I even considered VR. Again thank you for the help. I think my only current option is rhymes with Doculus West and a link cable as I don't know if other brands are discussed here 🙂

Thank you for your reply. The laptop passes all the tests from Vive and steam. However I think I'm out of luck. My current findings is the USB C port has to be wired to the graphics card which in my case is 2070. However the USB C port on the laptop is wired to the internal graphics card with is an Intel 630. Unless that problem had changed since that thread was posted.

Hi everyone hope you are all well. Long story short I am close to pulling the trigger on purchasing a Vive Cosmos Elite. However I just want to check my setup as I am not 100% sure it will be correct. Here what my google (No I won't call it research) has bouight me to. My laptop I own is the Asus Zephyrus GX502GW it does not have a displayport but it does have a USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-C with DisplayPort 1.4 If I purchase the Club 3D Adapter USB 3.1 Type C will that mean my setup will display correctly? If you have any feedback for me while I continue my googling and contacting the people I'll be purchasing it from that would be most helpful. I cannot find a definative answer on this and it's the only thing holding me back from purchasing the Vive,