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Well. I've got a device in the room with me that rather proves you wrong, sir.
by andybak 8y ago
Well. I've got a device in the room with me that rather proves you wrong, sir.
- superkuh 8y agoReally? It does 2k+ pixel 90 FPS renders for more than a minute? I think your 'proving me wrong' is just not understanding, or ignoring, what I said about heat dissipation and frame reuse.
- andybak 8y agoI think you've slightly moved the goalposts but essentially - yes. Have you used a Lenovo Mirage or similar?
- superkuh 8y agohttps://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/09/carmack-oculus-quests-power-is-comparable-to-xbox-360-or-ps3/ https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2018/09/carmack-oculus-quests... has a quote from CTO John Carmack, "Expecting Rift-level performance from a self-contained mobile headset like the quest isn't realistic, Carmack said, partly for simple electrical reasons. While a high-end gaming PC often draws up to 500 watts of power, Carmack said the Quest only uses about 5W, a tidbit that should be of benefit to the Quest's still unconfirmed battery-life statistics."