Getting Oculus Ready

[DieTokolosh]

Hey LTT Forum, I built my gaming PC about a year ago and now have some money (a couple hundred AUD) to spend on upgrades. I want to focus on getting the best VR performance as I plan to buy the Oculus Rift Consumer Edition when it is released. What would you recommend I purchase? Or would this build get relatively good performance anyway?

 

PC Part Picker List: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/BKrPBm

 

Thanks.

[Naeaes]

I hear Oculus Rift really benefits from high end GTX900 series GPUs but 200AUD isn't gonna be enough for more than a GTX960.

 

Edit: Not even that.

[ShadowCaptain]

Hey LTT Forum, I built my gaming PC about a year ago and now have some money (a couple hundred AUD) to spend on upgrades. I want to focus on getting the best VR performance as I plan to buy the Oculus Rift Consumer Edition when it is released. What would you recommend I purchase? Or would this build get relatively good performance anyway?

 

 

A better GPU would be the main upgrade 

[M4dKing]

like they said, invest on your GPU and get something like a GTX 970 or an R9 390 so you can push those fps and utilize that VG248QE

[Manny Calavera]

Buy when its going to be released, not before.

Or when you get it in mail. Probably long time after