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For SteamVR and Occulus Rift look up Riftcat, they have a program called VRidge that let's you use your phone as a Vive or Oculus
 

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HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA WHAT!? Ooh it plays both consoles games at 30 fps 720p, for $2000 you can easily get a 4k gaming PC.

A 1060 is poor choice, I would go for a 1080 with the current environment, as a 1060 will only cost around 100 less

I'll be getting a GTX 580 windforce, close enough.

Ryzen is CPU, and 1600

Ryzen is CPU, and 1600

Stay away from the FM2+ platform as it's really old, if you want a budget PC then get a Pentium G4560 and a B250 motherboard. 

Then get Ryzen, the i7 is better for strictly gaming but Ryzen is better at everything else

Then get Ryzen, the i7 is better for strictly gaming but Ryzen is better at everything else

Then get Ryzen, the i7 is better for strictly gaming but Ryzen is better at everything else

Then get Ryzen, the i7 is better for strictly gaming but Ryzen is better at everything else

When you have a 3440x1440 100Hz monitor, a GTX 1080Ti hardly qualifies as overkill.

definitely the 1080Ti, it shouldn't even be overkill. in some games a 1080Ti will struggle with 60FPS on that resolution, let alone 100!

It's called capitalism and competition... it's a good thing.

What??? Can you explain why competition that benefits the consumer is annoying? 

I would get a 1050 ti so you can upgrade you CPU without needing to get a different gpu when you upgrade

I didn't watch the video all the way through, but for $1000 I expected a 1070 at least, you could probably do a 580 build for around $700-$800

Until Ryzen 3

I didn't watch the video all the way through, but for $1000 I expected a 1070 at least, you could probably do a 580 build for around $700-$800

We're also at the point where intel needs to step aside for budget builds

I didn't watch the video all the way through, but for $1000 I expected a 1070 at least, you could probably do a 580 build for around $700-$800

I didn't watch the video all the way through, but for $1000 I expected a 1070 at least, you could probably do a 580 build for around $700-$800

I didn't watch the video all the way through, but for $1000 I expected a 1070 at least, you could probably do a 580 build for around $700-$800

We're also at the point where intel needs to step aside for budget builds

We're also at the point where intel needs to step aside for budget builds