- Nov 14, 2006
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Guys,
I have £500.00, tops to spend ( I can't afford the Vive but also don't have a spare room for it either). I've always wanted a usable VR experience but I could also do with upgrading my Mobo, CPU and RAM etc. I'm currently running an i7 4770K @4.4ghz 16Gb 1600Mhz and an MSi Z87-G45 gaming mobo. My GPU is a GTX 1080Ti FE. My benches says I should be able to run VR no problem which is what i expected. However if I buy the VR headset I don't know how long it will be before I can replace my ageing CPU, Mobo etc, possibly 3 years. What would you guys do. Put yourself in my position and let me know what you would do. By the way I love games obviously, and love to play maxxed at 1440p
I have £500.00, tops to spend ( I can't afford the Vive but also don't have a spare room for it either). I've always wanted a usable VR experience but I could also do with upgrading my Mobo, CPU and RAM etc. I'm currently running an i7 4770K @4.4ghz 16Gb 1600Mhz and an MSi Z87-G45 gaming mobo. My GPU is a GTX 1080Ti FE. My benches says I should be able to run VR no problem which is what i expected. However if I buy the VR headset I don't know how long it will be before I can replace my ageing CPU, Mobo etc, possibly 3 years. What would you guys do. Put yourself in my position and let me know what you would do. By the way I love games obviously, and love to play maxxed at 1440p
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