Virtual Reality or VR-ready PC means a device capable of offering immersive gaming with richly detailed, three-dimensional graphics, comfortable gear and natural movements. This helps create a ...

The main difference in VRMark is a minimum frame rate target for both general VR systems and the Oculus ... Passing the Blue Room suggests a system is ready for more intense VR games and perhaps ...

Acer has a new laptop that’s ready for the rigors ... PC around and play non-VR games. After all, if you’re spending thousands of dollars on a super-powerful computer, you probably want ...

With both the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive now on the market, there’s obviously no better time than the present to drop a motherload of VR Ready PCs, and that’s exactly what gaming computer maker ...

Today, computer graphics giant ... they call their “GeForce GTX VR-Ready” certification program. The new program will help users easily determine what systems and hardware will be able to ...

MSI, known for their high-end gaming gear, showed off its VR One at CES. This wearable computer is a real game changer (ha) because nothing ruins an immersive experience quite like tripping over a ...

(I speak from experience.) In fact, Valve's test explicitly says some VR games won't run at all if your computer doesn't have enough muscle. Apparently, your safety is a priority. And that's the ...

You get to pick whether you need 8GB or 16GB of DDR4 and can also select any of the VR Ready graphics cards, the least expensive being the GTX 970. The more premium bundle, the Defcon VR Pro ...

Oculus Ready is a new program that offers officially licensed, Oculus-branded PCs from Alienware, Dell and Asus. These rigs will be ready to run the consumer Oculus Rift when it launches in Q1 ...

Let’s touch on price first, since there’s no chance of the masses embracing VR if VR headsets cost an arm and a leg. Speaking to Eurogamer, Oculus VR CEO Palmer Luckey revealed that the final ...

‘VR Ready’ is a colloquial term that refers ... computers only had CPUs (the main logic processor of the computer), but as 3D graphics came to the fore, the GPU became a more common addition ...