Is this compatible with the Oculus Quest 2 VR Gear null

While yes, running quest link is possible on this pc, I highly don’t recommend it. The cpu on the pc is good, and does have the capabilities of running moderately low vr games, but the gpu and ram is simply not enough. I have tried be games on a similar system, with a slightly better gpu, and I would still only get a reliable 45 FPS on blade and sorcery until I upgraded the ram, but even doing that you would be bottlenecked by your gpu mainly but also your cpu. If you are looking for a good pc to run quest link, I highly recommend this powerspec Pc from micro center: https://www.microcenter.com/product/624825/powerspec-g228-gaming-computer While it is an extra 200 dollars, the cpu and gpu are leagues ahead in terms of performance, and is upgradeable for future gaming endeavors even for the cpu.

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While yes, running quest link is possible on this pc, I highly don’t recommend it. The cpu on the pc is good, and does have the capabilities of running moderately low vr games, but the gpu and ram is simply not enough. I have tried be games on a similar system, with a slightly better gpu, and I would still only get a reliable 45 FPS on blade and sorcery until I upgraded the ram, but even doing that you would be bottlenecked by your gpu mainly but also your cpu. If you are looking for a good pc to run quest link, I highly recommend this powerspec Pc from micro center: https://www.microcenter.com/product/624825/powerspec-g228-gaming-computer While it is an extra 200 dollars, the cpu and gpu are leagues ahead in terms of performance, and is upgradeable for future gaming endeavors even for the cpu.
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