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I thought that maybe 4x 4GB would be cheaper than 2x 8GB, but surprisingly, didn’t actually find any deals that made this worth it.Didn’t do enough research to have an opinion on memory timings (which isn’t the same thing as memory speed).Sweet spot these days seems to be 1600 or 1866 above that, doesn’t seem to matter. Must support the speed of the RAM you get.Case must support motherboard form factor (ATX, micro ATX, etc.).SATA slots - enough for all disk drives and media devices.It doesn’t need to be able to run both x16 slots at x16 speed, though 2x x16 running at x8 each is fine. This means at least 2x x16, one for each graphics card.

MYNOTES GAMES SIMILAR FOR PC PLUS

Must have enough PCIe slots for both graphics cards you’ll eventually want, plus whatever else uses PCIe you want.

SLI support, because someday Nvidia, Oculus and Epic will support rendering one image per eye.

CPU socket type matches motherboard socket type.

Go for max per-core speed you can afford.

An i7 may be worth it if you’re going to do a lot of multithreaded stuff, though.

If going Intel, the gaming community has found that getting an i5 is fine there’s not much to gain for gaming by upgrading to an i7.

Here’s my recommended order for choosing parts: There are a lot of interdependent compatibility requirements between different components, which can make it a little overwhelming to get started. So far, the machine I built with these notes is running all DK2 demos perfectly, with performance to spare. Read them skeptically, and let me know if you have any disagreements or suggestions. Keep in mind that these are just my notes to myself, written in February 2015.

MYNOTES GAMES SIMILAR FOR PC PC

This is partly a list of performance considerations and specs, with gaming and the Rift in mind, and partly a refresher on PC component compatibility in general. I’m sharing the notes from my own research here, in case anyone finds them helpful. So if you’re like me and only buy new computer hardware every handful of years, you may find yourself needing to put in some research time.

MYNOTES GAMES SIMILAR FOR PC 1080P

Oculus is understandably reluctant to publish specifics themselves their DK2 FAQ only recommends, “A desktop computer running a dedicated graphics card with DVI-D or HDMI graphics output, with capability of running current generation 3D games at 1080p resolution at 75fps or higher.” But it’s hard to blame them for being hand-wavey - specific hardware requirements really depend on the games/experiences you run, not the Rift itself.

Unfortunately, it’s hard to find good specific hardware suggestions for building a Rift development machine. Since my current PC is from 2008, my first step has been putting together a new machine.

Original post: Because the Rift has some pretty significant performance needs - high resolution, high framerate, low latency, rendering two eyes - it takes some pretty beastly hardware to handle it. Interestingly, Oculus didn’t use the word “minimum,” they just said “recommended.” I’m sure they debated that internally. They’re fairly close to the specs I chose I just have more RAM and a slightly faster CPU. UPDATE: Oculus has posted the official recommended PC specs here.