04-16-2019 01:43 PM
04-19-2019 01:07 AM
RedRizla said:
@OmegaM4N - You use a Dell visor for VR? What spec did you get for £150 that would work with VR? Also, does it play most games.
04-19-2019 07:41 AM
OmegaM4N said:God ray and SDE are way better than the CV1.
04-19-2019 08:20 AM
04-19-2019 08:24 AM
04-24-2019 08:29 AM
OmegaM4N said:
RedRizla said:
@OmegaM4N - You use a Dell visor for VR? What spec did you get for £150 that would work with VR? Also, does it play most games.
Dell Vr visor is just one of the many avalible WMR(windows mixed reality), vr headsets that are natively supported for VR with W10, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung, Asus, HP and many others make their own WMR headsets, and they usually all come with the same spec's, although newers models appearing now offer better specs all round, but they all come with inside out tracking which works actually ok, the Dell one i have is very good, it is perfect for SteamVR sit down sim games because it has a nice sharp 1440 X 1440 display for each eye, plus no God rays and the sde is the best i have seen yet, BUT, it does have it's draw backs, it has a LCD so the blacks are not as great as the CV1 OLED, plus the motion controllers are again fine, but outclassed by the CV1 MC, but for the £150 i paid for it i got a real bargain, great for steamVR games like Elite, Euro truck sim and Dirt rally, with the first two really coming into their own from that bump in screen res when it comes to reading anything in those games........but if you can get one for under £150 then you got bargain.Pros of WMR...Higher res than the CV1 or Vive.You can use your own headphones.W10 native support.SteamVr support is great.God ray and SDE are way better than the CV1.PC requirements a bit lower than CV1 or vive.Best and cheapest option if all you really want to do is enjoy sitting down vr sims (in my opinion)Cons of WMR..LCD screen blacks are not on the same ballpark as CV1 or ViveLower focal point for your eye meaning it will only be sharp at what you are looking at, but you can mess about it.Software IPD adjustmentMotion controllers are ok, but could be a lot better.No built in headphones, (yes this is a dual one, i like my headphones built into my headset).Requires a BT dongle for those MC if you don't have BT built into your PC.Does not like any passive USB 3.0 extension cables over 6 feet.
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