KoalaaGaming

I dont know if its true or not but someone was talking about vr and said the screens would need to be 16k x 16k to use all of what the eye can see

What about the rift? I don't have the money or room for vive so i wanted to get rift.

now its only 1 cpu bound frame

it says no because the cpu is lower than what they want But the steam vr one actually kinda runs a game and for me was above 100 at all times so i though the steam vr one was more accurate cause of that

I saw it say no but still tried steam vr thing just to see and got around 100-125 fps the whole timeso i though i was able to run vr

Scored ready on steam vr performance test with: GTX 1060 i3-4160 Score: 7.2(High), 1030 frames tested, 0 frames under 90 fps, 4 cpu bound frames. Can i run Vr or not? I was pretty sure i needed a i5 to run Vr

Ok I really didn't understand some of the stuff i saw about it

Probably a silly question but, I think i'm gonna buy a GTX 1060 when it comes out but I have seen stuff about using a certain PCI E slot for gpus I have a ASRock H97M PRO4 i was wondering if I should use the slot closest or farthest away from the CPU.

thanks but, thats pretty much what im doing with mine getting lower stuff then overtime updrading it

what about this card http://amzn.to/1O0WLTa I dont need some fancy 200$ card i just want it to work

The mother board has the ATI Radeon 3000 video chip set im pretty sure that is crap but i tried to make a cheap computer that could play the games i want to play. So no video card i was going to try to save up money to get a good card if i got this computer if thats not what a video chipset does than sorry

Computer: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/F3vfwP I tried to make the best thing i could get for the money i wanted to spend (arond 350-400$USD)

My favorite would have to be the keyboard it doesn't look gamerish it looks professional and most of my stuff is black so it would match (the headset, mousepad, and mouse look amazing to)