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Really? My understanding was that VR required extremely high framerates to provide a satisfying experience to the user.
by Pxtl 11y ago
Really? My understanding was that VR required extremely high framerates to provide a satisfying experience to the user.
- gh02t 11y agoOfficially recommended graphics hardware is a GTX970, which are a much more palatable $3-400.
- Pxtl 11y agoI've never dropped more than $150US on a video card, and that was before the Canadian dollar tanked. I'm thinking I'm going to be waiting a bit before getting into this business.
- gh02t 11y agoIMO, for Nvidia the *70's are the sweet spot at about $300. They perform well enough that they last for a while and aren't obsolete quickly (my main problem with buying at the lower-middle end), but don't have the absurd diminishing returns of something like the Titans. The specs of the Oculus Rift are fairly steep and are basically a middle high end gaming PC, but they have said that the requirements won't change over the life of the device so it'll go down. It was about time for a GPU upgrade for me anyway, so I've been pondering over going for a new GPU + Rift.
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- fla 11y agoIf I recall correctly, the DK2 tops at 75Hz, wich is not so extreme.
- haydenlee 11y agoyup and CV1 is 90HZ