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Can your PC handle the Oculus Rift? Here are the official recommended PC specs BY JOEY DAVIDSON | JANUARY 6, 2016

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Will a 4570 be fine?

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My system could handle it no problem. However, I will wait for a second generation of VR products or at least until it's more widely adopted.

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Gpu: R9 380 (shit)

cpu: i7 3770k (shit)

ram: Fucking amazing (24gb)

Video output: Fucking beautiful (Displayport 1.2)

Usb port: shit. Only 2 USB 3

os: no shit (MSX 64bit)

3770k is really good... just get another R9 380 and you'll be golden.

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Will a 4570 be fine?

Yeah, it's just a hotter 4590

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GTX 780  :(

A 970 is just as powerful as a 780

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well... I got enough ram? xD

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Cool my build can support it, but no way in hell I'm buying it!

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Even if my PC could "handle" VR, I doubt it would be at max setting 90+fps, even the recommended specs.

 

That said, too expensive for me. At nearly $1k canadian rupees, it's just too much for me.

And then the price of Playstation VR was leaked and it's apparently $800 US... like, if it's true, what were they thinking. That thing is supposed to run on the PS4, which is essentially a potato compared to the specs required by the Oculus, how can they possibly justify this thing being more than double the price of the PS4 itself...

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4790k yep

16gb ram yep

Sli 980tis yep

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Specs were never the problem. Never really cared about vr that much. Also no money for this :(

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Got a 980 and 4790k so could run it, not sure I'd want to though. I'd have to have a few hours demo at a store at least before I'd get one.

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CPU and GPU: just barely

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Easy

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I can handle it, sure. I intend to wait a year or two though for not only the price to come down, but to see if oculus is really the one to buy or if the Vive or some other one turns out to be the best one. VR seems really cool at this point, but I can't justify throwing the money at it just yet.

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Yeah, just about, though I feel sorry for all the Nvidia users without LiquidVr.

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I have 7970 GHz edition and 3570k, and I am probably going to get Oculus. I just have to turn down some settings. (not the resolution ofcorse)

 

they are RECOMENDED specs after all, not minimum. 7970 GHz does BF4 at Max settings (1920x1200) and not go under 55 fps, so it should work just fine.

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Gpu: R9 380 (shit)

cpu: i7 3770k (shit)

ram: Fucking amazing (24gb)

Video output: Fucking beautiful (Displayport 1.2)

Usb port: shit. Only 2 USB 3

os: no shit (MSX 64bit)

3770k is much better than a 4590 BTW ... especially overclocked...

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3770k is really good... just get another R9 380 and you'll be golden.

By the time I get another r9 380 I'd rather get a gtx 980ti second hand

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Mine can!

 

GTX 970: check

i7 4790K: check

16GB RAM: check

8 USB3 + 4 USB2 ports: check

600 USD: on the way, but maybe I should by another 970 before the Oculus...

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the 3770k will be fine

I agree, I have no doubt the the 3770k will work

God i hope so.. Really not up for getting a new board and cpu

Still got this on their test xD

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