Depends on the hardware inside your iMac. But generally speaking no. There is no Oculus runtime for MacOS so far. (Also most Macs don't have enough GPU horsepower to drive HMDs). https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac/how-use-vr-on-mac-3640213/ Check out this article. Even if you have the power in your Mac, all the hassle seems not worth it if you've got a windows machine that works.
The only Macs with enough GPU are the new iMac Pro and the very old 'cheesegrater' Mac Pro with a modern GPU and a USB3 card in. Even then, in order to use them with Oculus Rift you'll need to install a BootCamp Windows because there are only Windows drivers for Rift.
Depends on the hardware inside your iMac. But generally speaking no. There is no Oculus runtime for MacOS so far. (Also most Macs don't have enough GPU horsepower to drive HMDs). https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac/how-use-vr-on-mac-3640213/ Check out this article. Even if you have the power in your Mac, all the hassle seems not worth it if you've got a windows machine that works.
The only Macs with enough GPU are the new iMac Pro and the very old 'cheesegrater' Mac Pro with a modern GPU and a USB3 card in. Even then, in order to use them with Oculus Rift you'll need to install a BootCamp Windows because there are only Windows drivers for Rift.