Recent content by reaper12

No, I can't. Pre-ordering is the quickest way for me to get the Quest 3.

Seems like it's a decent upgrade over the Quest 2. Better performance, lighter, pancake lenses and dual screen lcd. As well as having more features like MR. Hmm, now do I upgrade and if upgrade should I go with the Quest Pro or the Quest 3? Oh, Pre-orders get Asgard's Wrath 2 for free.

Yes, it might be too good to be true. If you look at the specs of the display port model, it's suspiciously similar to the Apple Vision Pro. I don't know if it's fake or not, but these days I take any leak with a grain of salt.

some people are saying those specs are fake. The supposed cheapest model is big jump over the Quest 3 in resolution. It's a 352x496 increase!!. How will Pico 5 be able to handle that as the Pico 5 is using the same processor as the Quest 3? The . The most expensive model is 4k per eye which...

You couldn't buy AMD GPUs during the lockdown. That was the problem. The interest was there, the cards weren't. Since lockdown ended people are buying them. It shows in the Steam numbers and it shows in retail shops that display sales figures. During lockdown AMD cards were more expensive...

Yes, there was huge interest in RDNA 2. The problem was that it was extremely hard to buy one. In some regions they didn't even supply directly from AMD, Like the UK. And you are also wrong about those cards not selling now. The sales numbers for Mindfactory.de are put up nearly week. For the...

No, That's the same old sorry BS that the AMD faithful keep spouting. There are a few different variations of the same phrases that have been going around for years. "AMD produce great GPUs but people buy Nvidia anyway" "People want AMD to do better so they get their Nvidia GPU cheaper" etc...

Seriously, can you stop quarterbacking for AMD over these problems? I told you once before to stop lumping all these issues into one. Manufacturers needing to update the headsets was a separate issue. AMD had two issues in VR a stuttering issue and a performance issue. The stuttering issue was...

Sorry, but please tell me how that strategy has worked for AMD? Because what you are saying is exactly what AMD have been doing for the last 15 years.

I take it you are/were a crypto miner?

Sim Enthusiasts are a niche of PC gamers. The ones with a VR headset are a niche within that niche. Ask any developer about the numbers in PCVR. When the Quest 2 came out, developers were reporting a 20x increase in revenue between selling on PCVR versus selling standalone. I don't the numbers...

Ouch, doesn't sound great.

I am not so sure about that. VR itself is growing however PCVR doesn't seem to be. Even with the most optimistic figures, the number of PCVR users is tiny. Going by Steam there only seems to be around 2.7 million PCVR gamers. You wouldn't want look at the concurrent numbers as that's totally...

You have a 7900 card? Why not run your own benchmarks and put up the results here? Run some games/VR benchmarks with an older AMD driver set and run the same benchmarks with the drivers containing the fix. I believe there were specific games where the stuttering happened all the time. I think...

That seems like a very early placeholder for something that we aren't expecting until October. Maybe it's coming earlier than everyone thought?