11-18-2018 01:38 PM
11-20-2018 03:42 PM
11-20-2018 05:25 PM
cybereality said:
Even "VR Ready" is basically just a marketing term, especially concerning laptops. Oculus Ready actually requires that the hardware is tested and validated. As far as I know, anyone is free to slap a "VR Ready" sticker on whatever they want, regardless if it actually works. I mean, there are "VR Ready" hard drives.. what does that even mean?
11-20-2018 10:56 PM
11-21-2018 03:34 AM
11-21-2018 06:19 AM
11-21-2018 11:59 AM
Brixmis said:
Ratty, I don't know if it's a fun or interest thing for you, checking out all the hardware spec etc, but I would respectfully suggest you don't bother as I'm sure you'd be wasting your time, regardless of what you find, as far as the OP is concerned.
He doesn't appear to be interested in solutions or even answers. I'm surprised his posts haven't been left to disappear down the list. Maybe it's just because it gives us some light relief?
11-22-2018 01:52 AM
Actually... VR ready means the laptop or computer meets the minimum systems requirements to run VR.
cybereality said:
Even "VR Ready" is basically just a marketing term, especially concerning laptops. Oculus Ready actually requires that the hardware is tested and validated. As far as I know, anyone is free to slap a "VR Ready" sticker on whatever they want, regardless if it actually works. I mean, there are "VR Ready" hard drives.. what does that even mean?RattyUK said:
Tim74UK said:
MY Laptop meets oculus requirements... GTX1060 installed not a hybrid.
So you don't have the laptop that you posted - or did Asus mess up with their specifications?Hybrid - both Intel & 3rd party GPU installed. Whichever has priority set - do I really need to be bothered?
11-22-2018 03:35 AM
As Cyber says any manufacturer can put VR ready on any piece of hardware, it's not policed or regulated in any way so decide for yourself how meaningful that is. The only way to know if a particular laptop runs a particular headset is to visit the respective forum and ask the question before choosing the laptop... rather than afterwards... stomping your feet moaning at Oculus.
Cyber posted in this thread https://forums.oculusvr.com/community/discussion/71340/support-response-time-sucks#latest that support had responded to your ticket within 24 hours and were waiting for you to answer the question/s they asked.
With so many threads you've created for your problem, it's difficult to keep track of what responses you've had and what solutions you've been offered, by the community that you keep calling dead. Did you ever post in any of the threads what your laptop is? so that others can learn from your mistake?
Perhaps you'd have been better off posting within a single thread about this issue like everyone else does. But then I don't think that's the point is it? you clearly don't give a flying F about the community.
Mods… please, merge these threads or maybe put a leash in this poster.
11-22-2018 06:18 AM
A Leash!?
DaftnDirect said:
As Cyber says any manufacturer can put VR ready on any piece of hardware, it's not policed or regulated in any way so decide for yourself how meaningful that is. The only way to know if a particular laptop runs a particular headset is to visit the respective forum and ask the question before choosing the laptop... rather than afterwards... stomping your feet moaning at Oculus.
Cyber posted in this thread https://forums.oculusvr.com/community/discussion/71340/support-response-time-sucks#latest that support had responded to your ticket within 24 hours and were waiting for you to answer the question/s they asked.
With so many threads you've created for your problem, it's difficult to keep track of what responses you've had and what solutions you've been offered, by the community that you keep calling dead. Did you ever post in any of the threads what your laptop is? so that others can learn from your mistake?
Perhaps you'd have been better off posting within a single thread about this issue like everyone else does. But then I don't think that's the point is it? you clearly don't give a flying F about the community.
Mods… please, merge these threads or maybe put a leash in this poster.
11-22-2018 06:52 AM