- Best vr headset for sim racing 2021 upgrade#
- Best vr headset for sim racing 2021 software#
- Best vr headset for sim racing 2021 Pc#
I don't know what Samsung was thinking because at the time the O+ was brand new I always thought it was hands down the best VR set in terms of bang for buck. This sounds like too much trouble.Īh yeah, one of the unfortunate things about the O+ was its limited market availability.
But as I am based in the EU, it was never on the market here. The Samsung Odyssey+ sounds interesting for the price point. I saw the tip on YouTube to replace the spacer (?) between the goggles and the foam with a 3D printed version to get a better field of view. I am used to tinker a bit with everything very likely. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Īnd I am very picky about my stuff. But too much tinkering would be work already.
Best vr headset for sim racing 2021 software#
I am software developer by trade and build my computers on my own. First let's check how everything performs on the current setup.
Best vr headset for sim racing 2021 upgrade#
But plan to upgrade to a more current one and a new CPU in some months. I am still on an older x370 mother board. I hope I will not run into troubles with the USB bugs for now. I missed that you said you have a 3090, though I’m not sure I wouldnt upgrade that processor before going vr.Ī 5950 and Reverb would be about the same as a pimax, but it may involve a mobo swap too. I have a 3060ti, and I can’t run it at all. The biggest thing is, what gpu do you have? You aren’t gonna run ACC without at least a 3080 without crippling the graphics anyway. You don’t need them for simracing, so that may not be a problem, idk. The Reverb controllers are like a cheap Chinese knockoff Playstation controller. If you play other vr games though, it pains me to say how much better the Quest controllers are. You can 3d print an eye frame (the Frakenfov mod) that increases the fov. Lord Zuckerberg is after your purchases, and if you don’t already have a Facebook account, it can be a real pain, though I think they may have worked all that bs out. They are selling it as a loss leader though, to get another hook into your privacy. video two about flight sims this even more convinced me to go for the Reverb G2įor the money, it’s hard to beat.This two videos let me to my decision to go for the Reverb G2 with the standard controllers: Especially the tip with through the lens videos! Didn't know this is a thing. What is your experience? Are my findings correct, or are they completely off somewhere? But obviously there are also a lot satisfied customers out there.
Best vr headset for sim racing 2021 Pc#
Too Pricey and I am afraid my PC will not be able to deliver (Ryzen 7 1700x, 32GB RAM, RTX 3090).Īnd I know there are a lot of stories how bad the Pimax customer support had been. Hence, more expensive but the wide field of view and the higher resolution. Pimax 5K:Better resolution, needs base stations. Even too low to read the instruments? Could this be a dealbreaker? Wider field of view than the G2, but lower resolution. Valve Index:Good entry point to the base station based models path. But narrow field of view and no base stations in case I want to upgrade later. HP Reverb G2:Great for resolution, cheapest entry as there are no base stations needed. I also can imagine to enjoy a wide field of view.įrom reading and watching some videos I came to following candidates: What I read so far high resolution is great to be able to read the instruments. I don't have much experience with VR, hence I want to cross check my findings. Hence I am considering either to get a 3 monitor setup or a VR.
My monitor is very good, but not for gaming. My current setup is a Playseat Challenge with a Logitech G923.
In the moment I stumble around in ACC, Race Room and want to try Dirt Rally and Richard Burns Rally later on.
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