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I built my PC for VR in mind and if anyone is thinking to go down this path my tips are, the better the hardware makes the better experience. The HTC Vive kit is the way to go at a everyday price of around $1100 and your PC spec has to be a minimum Core i5-4590 CPU and a GeForce GTX 970 GPU. I'm way passed that spec. All I need is FPS games to become full on VR and I may not leave home. :shock: :lol:
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Oops. Too much data.
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As usual, Porn is ahead of the game.

There's at least 3 different VR headsets around, and there's been porn available for them all for at least 2 years.

Watching a normal movie on the Gear VR is still quite trippy.
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Come and climb down a sewer pump pit with me, I'll show you reality :wink:
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^ Thankfully VR can only manage sight and sound at the moment, not smell! :o
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Culprit wrote:I built my PC for VR in mind and if anyone is thinking to go down this path my tips are, the better the hardware makes the better experience. The HTC Vive kit is the way to go at a everyday price of around $1100 and your PC spec has to be a minimum Core i5-4590 CPU and a GeForce GTX 970 GPU. I'm way passed that spec. All I need is FPS games to become full on VR and I may not leave home. :shock: :lol:
That's the one my daughter bought it's awesome!!
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I've got the Samsung Gear VR, came free with the new phone. It's pretty awesome.
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