There are minimum configurations for VR games. I guess i need more cpu/gpu power for development environment. can you share your VR development environments as laptops?
is following laptop enough for VR development? i have Oculus Rift CV1 and HDK2.
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https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GE72VR-7RF-Apache-Pro.html#hero-overview](http:// https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GE72VR-7RF-Apache-Pro.html#hero-overview)
Should be. I’m using a MSI GT62VR-6RE Dominator Pro, which looks very similar to yours. It’s a GTX1070, but I can’t see why the 1060 wouldn’t be enough.
I’m using a Rift, btw. No issues at all running VR games. I even got two 27" monitors plus a keyboard and mouse to hook up to it.
Desktop? What desktop?
@BlackPete Do you just running VR Games? Do you develop VR games on your laptop?
Yes, I run VR games, and yes I develop VR applications on the laptop. No issues whatsoever.
Great ! Thanks.
I’m running a Asus ROG G701VI - Asus ROG G701VI (2016) - Full Review and Benchmarks | Laptop Mag A loudish hum when running, but tolerable noise.
Real GTX1080 performance, can’t beat that right now.
I would recommend looking at Clevos and other notebooks. 1060+ should be totally fine for VR development.
this noise is Harddisk.
No, it’s the fans to cool down the GPU. But it’s not a super unpleasant one.
Did you buy the MSI laptop? If so was it powerful enough for VR development with Oculus Rift? I am thinking of buying one as well, but don’t know if it is truly “VR Ready” in terms of dev.
https://www.msi.com/Laptop/GT73VR-7RF-Titan-Pro.html#hero-overview
i bought this. it works fine 