Eh it's more than enough you can even if it's not great you can play VR on a 1080 ti. Most likely your issue is one of these : -Maybe you're using your integrated cpu. -You got scammed and don't have a 4080. -drivers aren't properly installed.

@@sebastian_olthuis Problem is solved since a year idont have a integrated cpu and its a new 4080 it was a problem from the oculus software

@@kiste...gameplay7774 you can change if it uses the CPUs integrated graphics or not also you can disable them in the bios wouldn't call that a Oculus issue your gpu driver mainly decides what softw are is ran on what gpu

I play AC in VR (quest 2 and 3) and it's perfectly playable, though you can't max out the settings or run a lot of post-processing effects. BTW, there's not much of a career mode in AC if you're comparing to the likes of Forza and GT. It's more of "hey take this particular car and beat these other cars", rinse, repeat. It's repetitive and not really rewarding imo. That said, I've logged 813 hrs on it so it IS fun if you like hotlapping and online play lol. My PC is 9600K and 3070, no o/c on either one.

@@pko6547 hi , thanks for sharing the info , it s been a year since that comment and i got AC working with mods , ams2 too , both looked great , ai on als2 was better while AC looked graphically better and i used it for hotlapping and fun stuff , now i moved to iracing and it s the only sim i play . Very happy with what the 3070 is doing with the quest 2 tbh .

@@SynisterGatess07 Glad to hear it. I love driving the street cars moreso than the race cars, so I stick with AC.

@@pko6547 ye ac is somewhat mediocre for racing but it is the best for everything else tbh.

Biggest difference would be ingame settings such as pixel density

Rift is way easier to run (depends on what resolution your running obvs )