On Friday, Oculus VR released the specs it recommends for the PC that will be necessary to use Oculus Rift when the company releases its virtual-reality headset in the first quarter of 2016:
A post by Atman Binstock, chief architect at Oculus, states, “The Rift will be capable of delivering comfortable presence for nearly everyone. However, this requires the entire system working well…We believe this ‘it just works’ experience will be fundamental to VR’s success.” Binstock’s post also makes clear that Rift will be mostly be a device for owners of desktop PCs: He says that almost no current laptops meet Oculus’s minimum specs, though upcoming models may provide enough computational oomph.
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