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Yes, your PC can run the Oculus Rift if it meets the system requirements and you have the appropriate drivers installed.

Yes, your PC can run the Oculus Rift if it meets the system requirements and you have the appropriate drivers installed.

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Auztn
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02-06-2021, 04:42 PM
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You're considering using your old CV1 Oculus with the 9th Gen i9 processor and 32GB RAM, paired with a 3080 Ti RX850 graphics card. The main concern is whether the power supply can handle the load, especially with the Oculus and two sensors drawing power. It's smart to be cautious since your PC has previously run smoothly. What are your thoughts on this setup?
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02-06-2021, 04:42 PM #1

You're considering using your old CV1 Oculus with the 9th Gen i9 processor and 32GB RAM, paired with a 3080 Ti RX850 graphics card. The main concern is whether the power supply can handle the load, especially with the Oculus and two sensors drawing power. It's smart to be cautious since your PC has previously run smoothly. What are your thoughts on this setup?

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02-18-2021, 09:48 PM
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You already have it—best to give it a shot. If the PSU couldn't handle it, it's probably just tripping from overcurrent protection and won't damage anything. Reminder, please engage with the thread you started by commenting or replying if you found a useful solution. That’s how we keep the conversation constructive online.
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02-18-2021, 09:48 PM #2

You already have it—best to give it a shot. If the PSU couldn't handle it, it's probably just tripping from overcurrent protection and won't damage anything. Reminder, please engage with the thread you started by commenting or replying if you found a useful solution. That’s how we keep the conversation constructive online.

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