Hello! Seems this forum is filled with questions like these, so I will make mine as short and simple as possible.
I just played ONWARD for the first time over the weekend with my HTC VIVE. It blew me away, and made me realize how badly I need to upgrade my CPU at the same time.
I currently have a sandy bridge i5 -2500K that is running VR pretty okay considering its age, and a GTX 970. So its time for a Motherboard/CPU/Ram upgrade. I will save getting a new GPU for another day.
In the cart:
-ASRock Z170 Pro4S Motherboard
-i7-6700K 8M Skylake (Really wanted to like the i5-6600K due to price, but every frame counts in VR)
-G.SKILL TridentZ 16GB DDR4 3200
I do not plan to overclock, but like to reserve the ability to do so just in case. Would anyone do anything differently with VR in mind? Is the i7 really going to be that much better than the i5 to justify the price?
Thanks for your time.
I just played ONWARD for the first time over the weekend with my HTC VIVE. It blew me away, and made me realize how badly I need to upgrade my CPU at the same time.
I currently have a sandy bridge i5 -2500K that is running VR pretty okay considering its age, and a GTX 970. So its time for a Motherboard/CPU/Ram upgrade. I will save getting a new GPU for another day.
In the cart:
-ASRock Z170 Pro4S Motherboard
-i7-6700K 8M Skylake (Really wanted to like the i5-6600K due to price, but every frame counts in VR)
-G.SKILL TridentZ 16GB DDR4 3200
I do not plan to overclock, but like to reserve the ability to do so just in case. Would anyone do anything differently with VR in mind? Is the i7 really going to be that much better than the i5 to justify the price?
Thanks for your time.