CyberpowerPC’s Low-Cost Oculus-Ready PC Bundle Now Available

[kewlguy239]

CyberpowerPC's affordable Oculus-Ready gaming PC is now available in a bundle with the Rift.

CyberpowerPC’s Low-Cost Oculus-Ready PC Bundle Now Available : Read more

 

[dstarr3]

After all, now is the perfect time to buy an AMD system. No reason to wait a couple months.

 

[towlie420]

Bought one on black Friday. Network dongles don't work and memory can't be found online if you want to upgrade. Have to replace everything.

 

[TechyInAZ]

Your kidding right? An FX 4350!! It's NOT even VR Ready! And Oculus says so!

 

[MWP0004]

Your kidding right? An FX 4350!! It's NOT even VR Ready! And Oculus says so!

I think they're citing Asynchronous Spacewarp effectively lowering the requirements for Oculus.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/asynchronous-spacewarp-lowers-min-spec-vr,32826.html

I'm not familiar with it, just what I found in the article.

 

[Nintendork]

FX-6300/8320 is the best bang for buck on AM3+.

 

[Decends]

VR ready my @!!. Not even the FX 8350 can smoothly drive VR and they think a crappy FX 4350 can? I will take what ever they are smoking. You need atleast a I5 6400/I5 4590 to get a mostly smooth VR experience.

 

[gggplaya]

Pentium G4560(2 core with 4 threads) is a cheaper processor $64, and i'm sure less if you buy in bulk.

 

[dalauder]

While this is a stupid time to buy AMD, this system does meet the new minimum requirements: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/wiki/requirements

 

[Decends]

While this is a stupid time to buy AMD, this system does meet the new minimum requirements: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/wiki/requirements

I'm Sorry but anyone or website (not blaming you, blaming that site) trying to say the FX 4350 is suitable for any level of VR (except maybe the VR desktop thing) is talking out their ass. Especially when they say it is equal to the I3 6100 which trades blows with the FX 8350/70 which barely handle VR. I can't even find a VR benchmark involving the FX 4350 because no one with reasonable knowledge of PC's would use one for VR.