Recent content by Jeff Fx

>and there’s no question that once you cut the cord, you won’t want to go back to a wired VR experience. I went back to wired from the TP Cast because of fuzzy video, and tracking glitches. I hoped this would be better, but it's being reported that there's no compression chip on the Vive...

Re: Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice Try it in VR to be really immersed. It's not 1st person, but the 3D is nice for the kind of puzzles it offers, and being isolated from the real world puts you in Senua's world.

If you want a wide field of view, wait and see how the Pimax 5K+ turns out over the next month or so. Reviewers say they can't go back to the Vive Pro after using it.

I wish they'd get these finalized and out to the public. I pre-ordered a Vive on day-1, but I now also own a Rift because the controllers are so much better than the Vive wands. The Rift has it's own downsides, so I'd really like quality controllers for the Vive and Pimax.

I've had multi-GPU systems, but the benefit was never really worth the cost, and SLI had to be disabled for a lot of games. I shifted to using the best single-card solution available for maximum performance and least hassle.

Sweet. My TPLink died a couple of months ago, and was never that great, so I went back to wired. Time to go wireless again, and maybe get a Vive Pro.

Are we sure this isn't just a streaming system to make a Linux PC act like a Steam Link?

>Our review of the PSVR noted that it was the cheapest way to experience premium VR--especially if you already owned a PS4. What makes a low-end VR system "premium"?

Rift performance via Open VR is not good even on a high-end PC. Switching to the native Rift API makes games run a lot better.