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Check if your system supports VR gaming with the available specifications.

Check if your system supports VR gaming with the available specifications.

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pablogamer777
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06-17-2016, 12:26 PM
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Many claims about being "VR Ready" seem questionable. You really need a GTX 980 to run VR smoothly. The main issue is stuttering or low frame rates caused by CPU limitations. In VR, consistent frame rates around 90fps or higher are essential; any drops can lead to motion sickness. Your GPU should handle it, but older models like the i5-3470 might struggle with consistency, especially if they lack enough threads. If you're okay with a simpler setup, consider an i7-3770 or i7-3770K for a more stable experience without overclocking. If your motherboard can't be overclocked, the i7-3770 is a solid, affordable alternative. That’s essentially the best upgrade you can make for VR right now.
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pablogamer777
06-17-2016, 12:26 PM #11

Many claims about being "VR Ready" seem questionable. You really need a GTX 980 to run VR smoothly. The main issue is stuttering or low frame rates caused by CPU limitations. In VR, consistent frame rates around 90fps or higher are essential; any drops can lead to motion sickness. Your GPU should handle it, but older models like the i5-3470 might struggle with consistency, especially if they lack enough threads. If you're okay with a simpler setup, consider an i7-3770 or i7-3770K for a more stable experience without overclocking. If your motherboard can't be overclocked, the i7-3770 is a solid, affordable alternative. That’s essentially the best upgrade you can make for VR right now.

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