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The newly bought VR with whole setup is having issue, need better VR now

VRDavidUKVRDavidUK Posts: 3
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it is not that hard to embed or link the different VR with racing simulator setup with oculusVR, can anyone help me in this?
I bought racing simulator setup from a website (mentioned below). and the VR i got from that machine is not actually very perfect, I need more good quality VR which should have Nvedia graphics card with CPU of i5 or i7 if possible also should have around 8GB of RAM but I doubt all these are available on any of the VR, also I doubt can I link this VR with me machine?
https://www.ollantapresidente.pe/product/vr-professional-car-racing-simulator-rig-full-motion-real-force-sale-cockpit/
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  • Hiro_Protag0nistHiro_Protag0nist Posts: 4,597 Valuable Player
    Are you saying you bought that product?  When did you buy it?
  • RattyUKRattyUK Posts: 539
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    Spam, I think...  @cybereality ; - what do you think?
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    Laptop: Aorus X5 V6-CF1 (I7-6820HK, GTX 1070, 2* 256GB M.2 NVME, 1TB 7200 HDD 3K screen)
  • VRDavidUKVRDavidUK Posts: 3
    NerveGear
    RattyUK said:
    Spam, I think...  @cybereality ; - what do you think?
    You see everything span and your life also looks like spam thats why you spoke this?
    I dont see way to upload the image thats why I added the image as my profile pic as you can also see that too! 

    Hiro_Protag0nist said:
    Are you saying you bought that product?  When did you buy it?
    Yes, I bought it but I want to replace the VR with some different high end VR, the VR they provided is not actually good in terms of performance, it says 2K, but I need 4k VR which should compatible with my setup machine.
    thanks in advance, but suggest me the VR which can compatible with my machine.
  • LZoltowskiLZoltowski Posts: 6,646 Volunteer Moderator
    @VRDavidUK ; hi, there, please stay civil towards other users.

    We get a bit of spam here and @RattyUK was trying to help. 

    To upload an image you can use this button:


    However, if you do in fact are trying to advertise a product, that is against the forum rules and will result in deletion of the post and a ban. Thanks!
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  • Hiro_Protag0nistHiro_Protag0nist Posts: 4,597 Valuable Player
    edited June 2018
    Don't think it is spam.  I think searching on the net to see if someone else has modded it to work with a Rift or Vive is your best bet David.  I wouldn't have thought many home users would have one of these though.

    At this point you might be best buying a Rift and a Playseat Forza with a nice wheel.

    Next year you upgrade to the best headset available.  Half the price of that VR Racing thing.

    Video below just to show off the chair and wheel/pedals etc.


  • RattyUKRattyUK Posts: 539
    Neo
    Sorry to the OP, the question was sincere.
    PC info: AMD Ryzen 7 2700X, Asus ROG Crosshair VII Hero, 16GB Tforce Pro Dark DDR4 3200, Gigabyte GTX 1080, Samsung 850 Pro M.2, 2x 240GB SSD, 3TB WD Green HDD & 4 TB Seagate Barracuda HDD, Corsair Modular 750w PSU, custom watercooling loop. (Win 10 Pro & Opensuse Leap 15 Linux) 32" AOC 4K Monitor.

    Laptop: Aorus X5 V6-CF1 (I7-6820HK, GTX 1070, 2* 256GB M.2 NVME, 1TB 7200 HDD 3K screen)
  • vannagirlvannagirl Posts: 1,878 Valuable Player
    I believe he is asking for improved vr for simming?
    other then Oculus

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  • snowdogsnowdog Posts: 5,797 Valuable Player
    If you're on a budget you'll be better off waiting until August to see how the Yaw VR motion simulator is. It's lightweight, collapsible and portable so it won't take up a great deal of space in your VR room.

    I'm certainly going to be keeping my eye on it.
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