Did Oculus say anything about how you should connect your Quest to your PC if your graphics card doesn't have a USB-C output?<br>It's like they're completely ignoring an obvious problem that would stop most people from using Oculus Link,(reply>), It's not running a display signal like an HDMI would.  It's running a signal that is decoded by the mobile chip in the headset.  I promise you it works lol.  I've been playing Asgard's Wrath and Stormlands since the day Link released, and absolutely loving it!  (After I found a cable that would work anyways.  They were sold out everywhere!),(reply>), ​@Whyte Noyse But then you're running on internal graphics.<br>A few weeks ago Linus made a video where he showed exactly that problem. He has his PC in another room but wants to run only a single cable to his desk. Since a GPU doesn't pass the final signal back to the motherboard he needed a special motherboard that has a DisplayPort input (not an output, an input) which you connect to an output on the GPU.,(reply>), @Peter Pulsar   You just plug it into any available usb 3.0 or 3.1 port you have available on the computer.,(reply>), @Whyte Noyse And how many graphics cards do have a USB A port? I've seen a few with USB C but not a single one with USB A.,(reply>), You can run Link on a usb a output.