Oculus rift pc setup, new please help

[Ianking2017]

hi im new to pc setups and not really sure what I'm looking for, I've been looking around and told that overclockers is best value for money without building a pc myself. I've found this setup and I'm looking to run the oculus rift, my budget is £900 max but would preference to save money where possible. Can anyone tell me if the setup is enough, too much, not enough or if I can change anything to make it better.

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/tita...for-star-trek-bridge-crew-fs-1b7-og.html#t=a1

Thanks
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[DrBombcrater]

Looks fine to me. An i5 and 1060 is pretty much bang on the requirements for VR. You may want to look at this system, though:

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/ocuk...ghz-amd-radeon-rx-580-8gb-fs-163-og.html#t=c1

Better processor, twice the memory and similar graphics power for the same price. Case isn't so bling, mind

 

[mistersprinkles]

hi im new to pc setups and not really sure what I'm looking for, I've been looking around and told that overclockers is best value for money without building a pc myself. I've found this setup and I'm looking to run the oculus rift, my budget is £900 max but would preference to save money where possible. Can anyone tell me if the setup is enough, too much, not enough or if I can change anything to make it better.

https://www.overclockers.co.uk/tita...for-star-trek-bridge-crew-fs-1b7-og.html#t=a1

Thanks
.html?basketId=11805016#t=a1d1

NICE case. Not a big fan of the CPU or 8GB of RAM though.