Recent content by bryanlarsen

Or you could just wait for tomorrow and pick up a Polaris laptop. It'll be cheaper, lighter, and with better battery life. And you'll actually have a useful laptop for when you're not doing VR. nVidia left the door wide open for AMD to sell tons of $200, 50W VR-ready Polaris chips. Why...

"For VR rendering, Nvidia takes this idea even further. It dedicates four view ports per eye for an HMD and prewarps the image before hitting the lenses. The end result is a clearer image with more accurate proportions." That's wrong. Normally, VR uses a pixel shader to warp a flat projection...

All the games you're testing are FPS games or have FPS style graphics. Why not also test other style of games, games that people are more likely to play at 4K? Civilization: Beyond Earth, for example.

How are the viewing angles when rotated into portrait mode? That's one of the major drawbacks of a TN panel, and is fairly important to me.