Hey,
Hope you are all well.
As my Oculus Rift arrived a few days ago, I need to get ordering parts! So my thoughts are to go with the minimum gtx 970 now, if SLI is a good idea to do in 1-2 years, get another 970 or a Pascal, whichever is more appalling at the time. I do prefer going with the one card option, but you never know.
I don't really have a set budget, but I wouldn't want to go higher than £700-£800.
Requirements;
mobo needs SLI support, needs at least 3xUSB 3.0 (4 would be good).
A case which has 2xUSB 3.0 at the front would be preferred to give most distance walking in VR.
A really solid CPU, the i5 4690K looks a great choice.
A solid PSU which can handle the future wattage to come with a pascal or SLI 970's or equivalent. 600W is probably safe I would imagine.
Here is a link with what I have planned so far, any suggestions on the mobo or GPU would be much appreciated.
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/W8QCBm
Thanks for any input.
Hope you are all well.
As my Oculus Rift arrived a few days ago, I need to get ordering parts! So my thoughts are to go with the minimum gtx 970 now, if SLI is a good idea to do in 1-2 years, get another 970 or a Pascal, whichever is more appalling at the time. I do prefer going with the one card option, but you never know.
I don't really have a set budget, but I wouldn't want to go higher than £700-£800.
Requirements;
mobo needs SLI support, needs at least 3xUSB 3.0 (4 would be good).
A case which has 2xUSB 3.0 at the front would be preferred to give most distance walking in VR.
A really solid CPU, the i5 4690K looks a great choice.
A solid PSU which can handle the future wattage to come with a pascal or SLI 970's or equivalent. 600W is probably safe I would imagine.
Here is a link with what I have planned so far, any suggestions on the mobo or GPU would be much appreciated.
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/W8QCBm
Thanks for any input.