#Are these specs ok
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no
for buying new?
no way
not worth it
not supported by link
the cpu should work
K thanks
not a bad price but the pc wont perform great in any modern games
It can probably play most older/less graphically intensive VR games
besides the fact oculus link doesnt support iy
as seen here
ALVR exists
ig but doesnt that use your wifi?
Most routers will work fine
As long as you have decent WiFi it should be a good experience
youre assuming people have one in the same room, while our wifi system is great i cannot use wireless link in my room
Buy a WiFi extender :). I have one in my room and it works great
Can probably pick one up for $15
Also I just checked and ALVR has USB support
You should probably stop using what it says on the website as a base. Computers below the requirements can play a huge majority of VR games
its more about what link without any external software supports
ive tried running oculus link on a 1650 which is unsupported and it just straight up wont launch games
I don't think ALVR is an "external software support" I just think it's an alternative. Both Oculus and ALVR have pros and cons
tbh i have no idea how alvr works but i assumed it just worked around the oculus software
i don’t want your advice smh
Bros giving advice. Its literally facts stfu its not going to be a good experience 💀
umm
kys
My PC specs are underneath the minimum requirements and a lot of VR games play fine
I know your CPU plays a lot into this but I'm just going to use this as a demonstration https://youtu.be/JAtdKajnmjE
My personal findings about VR performance on my r9 380.
The R9 380 is unsupported by Oculus but it can play most VR games just fine
Barely