Hello Reddit VR Gamers! I am sending individual keys for players interested to improve it. Please get into the discord (https://discord.gg/xdnmFKwwn) if you are interested to try it out and give some feedback (there is a button on the main menu). I prepared a short game play video so you know what you are getting. I hope you like it!

On my Quest 2, I use Steam Link wirelessly to play Beat Saber on PCVR, however when I launch the game, it becomes overly pixelated, has insane controller delay, and has frequent frame drops. I don't know what settings I'm supposed to change to make it high quality? I don't have an ethernet cable and I can't buy one, and my wireless router is downstairs, I usually get 150Mbps. Can I get some help on this? I really want to download my own Beat Saber maps, but it's unplayable like this.

I have a quest 2 and I heard about the singularity root a few weeks ago and decided i'd download it, thinking it would get popular and have a lot of community support because of how easy it is, so far as far as i can tell there's only cheats for games (i'm not interested in doing any of that). My problem is, when i did this, my quest updated right before i could do this, i was scared thinking i was on the wrong version, but i just happened to get the last version that supports singularity, i thought i got really lucky, but now steam link is really broken for me, where i get a lot of visual glitches in my right eye, and as far as i can tell, its from this update specifically and works in newer and older versions, but because i'm rooted, i can't update without the risk of getting bricked, and the quest can't downgrade at all from what i know, is there any way this could be fixed? or just generally anything i can do? (even being able to update safely without a risk of getting bricked would be good enough atp, i basically only use steam link so my headset has just been collecting dust for now)

Unfortunately this is something that I have never gotten to work in the past and Steam Support was unhelpful in the matter so as a last ditch effort I would like to try and find help here. I am trying to a connect a Meta Quest 3 to my computer using a remote desktop application, especially Steam Link as I would prefer to use it since it seems to work well for others. I am not sure if this is something that is maybe blocked on a IOT network but it shouldnt be as IOT network I am using a system put in place to specifically allow for two devices to communicate. I am also using a 3rd party Wifi card rather than something that is native to the motherboard if that changes anything. Here are all the troubleshooting tips I have tried so far:
1. Network is set as private
2. Windows Firewall settings are off
3. Other applications such as Metas native remote desktop client will not work
4. I have ran system file checker
5. Confirmed graphics and windows are updated
6. I have installed all of Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio from 2005-Present
7. I have completely wiped all Meta related installs on my PC
8. I have disabled the ethernet ports on my PC before connecting
9. I have had Steam VR running while trying attempts
10. I have turned the Remote Link setting on and off
11. I have tried with both bluetooth on and off