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Tech Forums => PC Tech => Topic started by: mozart123 on November 21, 2016, 09:27:24 PM
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Microsoft is planning to support virtual reality experiences for all Windows 10 PCs as part of the Creators Update next year. While HTC’s Vive and Oculus’ Rift use their own custom software, Microsoft is attempting to create its own VR platform with Windows Holographic, the same environment that powers the company’s HoloLens headset. The software giant revealed that VR headsets for Windows 10 will start at $299, and now it’s starting to detail the PC specs required to power those VR experiences.
In the latest test builds of Windows 10, Microsoft is now including a "Windows Holographic First Run" application that tests a machine to ensure it’s compatible. I’ve tested a variety of machines, and it appears that Microsoft’s minimum requirements are pretty basic:
4GB of RAM
USB 3.0 port
A graphics card with DirectX 12 support
4 CPU cores, including dual-core processors with hyperthreading
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/21/13697268/microsoft-windows-10-vr-headsets-minimum-specs
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I would say get at least a RX480 or 1060. Minimum requirements on gaming means you'll be getting the worst possible experience. This goes to all games not limited to VR.
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I would say get at least a RX480 or 1060. Minimum requirements on gaming means you'll be getting the worst possible experience. This goes to all games not limited to VR.
Red Alert 2 lang naman lalaruin ko eh :idea:
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Hahaha!