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Yes but it doesn't require the index, it can use any steam vr compatible headset.

• s9w 7y ago
  That was not the goalpost here. The goalpost was that a "great" VR hardware costs $400, which is not true. Same for a $600 PC for high-end VR and as a bonus: the claim that a 3yo GPU is "kicking butt". All of these are false
  • ihuman 7y ago
    The goalpost wasn't "great" VR. It was the minimum cost. I agree that $400 won't get you the best VR set, but it still can be enough for a great one. > what's the minimum cost these days to get the hardware that'll play this?
    • s9w 7y ago
      My post was entirely aimed at the comment it was a reply to
  • Sohcahtoa82 7y ago
    > the claim that a 3yo GPU is "kicking butt" The GeForce 1080 Ti came out 3 years ago, and I would definitely argue that it's still a card that's kicking butt. Granted, the poster that said his 3 yo GPU is kicking butt also said he paid $300 for it, which could mean he has a GTX 1060 or equivalent AMD GPU. A 1060 is definitely powerful enough for VR, as it's performance is only slightly lower than the GTX 1070 that I use for VR.
    • s9w 7y ago
      A 1060 is not going to be able to run HLA on dual 1440 x 1600 res @144fps