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The headset has a monitor. Whether or not you want a monitor depends on you.
If by 3D, you mean the cinematic 3D we get with the 3D Glasses, you cant really do that, for that you need specialized light projectors. 3D is not simply a 360 degree screen like VR. 3D Images use light at different speeds to stimulate an image. Well, atleast if you mean that with 3D.
VR is better, and will give you a great experience too.
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That built is VR ready with all parts also with either a 1070 or 1080
 
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So the monitor doesn't matter?
And can I run 3D in it too?
And one more question should I go for gtx 1070 or 1080 whichever you choose tell which brand should I choose too
 
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1080's are best for their price as the 1070 is currently overpriced and always sold out 🙁
The oculus rift/HTC vive is its own "monitor"
what do you define "3d"?
 
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The headset has a monitor. Whether or not you want a monitor depends on you.
If by 3D, you mean the cinematic 3D we get with the 3D Glasses, you cant really do that, for that you need specialized light projectors. 3D is not simply a 360 degree screen like VR. 3D Images use light at different speeds to stimulate an image. Well, atleast if you mean that with 3D.
VR is better, and will give you a great experience too.
 
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