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Neokin said:
Tim74UK said:
MY Laptop meets oculus requirements... GTX1060 installed not a hybrid.
No. Only laptops that have been approved "Oculus Ready" meet the Oculus requirements.
11-23-2018 09:39 AM
OMAW3D said:
Neokin said:
No. Only laptops that have been approved "Oculus Ready" meet the Oculus requirements.
This is simply not true. So far as I can tell, my Dell G5 with 1060 is not listed as 'Oculus Ready' and the Dell blurb doesn't mention VR - but Geforce experience deems my machine 'VR READY' because it exceeds the minimum specification required.
11-23-2018 09:50 AM
11-23-2018 11:48 AM
OMAW3D said:@Mradr - I'm really not one to be dragged into arguing the advocates of this platform Vs that platform [i may have just lied]. But...laptops are simply not what they used to be which is to say, they used to be a joke compared to desktops and that simply isn't the case anymore. All those benchmarks you linked to show is that a mobile 1060 is running almost all of the games way above 60 FPS and since most laptop displays are limited to 60hz, that's more than good enough!With a few settings tweaks a mobile 1060 can hold its own against a desktop variant. NO its not ever going to beat it to the post but FOR ME and many users, that doesn't matter. You can keep those extra FPS, they are no good to me and I'd rather have a mobile gaming rig anyway.
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