Vr suggestions
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I know we have the same amount of ram, but beyond that I’m not sure how our specs compared. I used an Oculus headset and was ultimately disappointed.
My first and main issue was my body just really didn’t adapt to vr well. After having it on for a bit I’d start to get hot and feel a little dizzy. It got better over time, but I always felt a little off after using it.
The second issue was hardware related, but I’m not sure the exact cause of it. The best way to describe it is I would be sitting completely still in the car, but everything I was looking at was moving in some way. I wish I still had a video cause it’s kind of hard to describe.
Above all else, make sure you know what the return policy is on it before getting it. I ended up having to sell mine to someone else.
My first and main issue was my body just really didn’t adapt to vr well. After having it on for a bit I’d start to get hot and feel a little dizzy. It got better over time, but I always felt a little off after using it.
The second issue was hardware related, but I’m not sure the exact cause of it. The best way to describe it is I would be sitting completely still in the car, but everything I was looking at was moving in some way. I wish I still had a video cause it’s kind of hard to describe.
Above all else, make sure you know what the return policy is on it before getting it. I ended up having to sell mine to someone else.
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- Herimopp89
I use oculus and have 0 issues
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I've used the following for iRacing over the years (and just ordered an index):
If you do go with something like the Vive Pro (I'll actually be selling mine in the next week or so), make sure you follow THESE directions to remove all latency with any SteamVR-based solution!
What's also nice with something like the Vive Pro is that it has a "select" button on the left side of the headset, allowing you to navigate all things VR, without using a controller of any kind.
- Oculus Quest 2
- Vive Pro (first gen with lens mod)
- Reverb G2 v2
If you do go with something like the Vive Pro (I'll actually be selling mine in the next week or so), make sure you follow THESE directions to remove all latency with any SteamVR-based solution!
What's also nice with something like the Vive Pro is that it has a "select" button on the left side of the headset, allowing you to navigate all things VR, without using a controller of any kind.
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Pimax Crystal here. FOV not as big as the 8KX but clarity is very high. Here's a friend who wrote a review about it as well (he works at VRX Simulators) https://www.vrx.ca/esports/pimax-crystal-an-unbiased-review/
I think with this clarity you can really replace triple monitors for VR (but ofc having a headset on your head is still not as comfortable as a monitor in front of you).
My hotlap:
I think with this clarity you can really replace triple monitors for VR (but ofc having a headset on your head is still not as comfortable as a monitor in front of you).
My hotlap:
