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Yes it does. >The latest version (0.9.5) now supports multiple monitors as long as they are connected to the same GPU as the Rift. i'm working on adding suppor
by yolesaber 11y ago
Yes it does.
>The latest version (0.9.5) now supports multiple monitors as long as they are connected to the same GPU as the Rift. i'm working on adding support for multi-GPU and Optimus configurations. Multi-Monitor is only available in curved mode at the moment but I'll add support for flat mode at some point too.
You also need a computer to run the Rift. So unless you're cool looking like this (http://i.imgur.com/1HMnJoc.jpg http://i.imgur.com/1HMnJoc.jpg) then you'll need a desk to put that on.
- StavrosK 11y agoThe screens sound like a limitation of Windows, I don't think Linux will mind. About the desk, I don't see why you can't plug this in a laptop, apart from the fact that laptop GPUs aren't powerful enough yet.
- yolesaber 11y agoOculus is Windows-only from now until the foreseeable future. And I guess I was being pedantic about the desk but you understand my point.
- LesZedCB 11y agoHe said on reddit that all you need to to is plug in cables or DVI-to-HDMI adapters to "fake out" your graphics card thinking monitors are attached, but physical monitors are not required.
- yolesaber 11y agoAh! Good to know, thank you.