VR Laptop?
- Thread starter GTX Tyson
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Thanks guys 
I on't really know it all but I've been hammering time over the past 2 weeks researching the options. I have a Desktop which I purchased from Overclockers about 7 years ago. Still running like day 1 somehow :O. I bought because I thought I would upgrade and it still can but I'd rather get a laptop for gaming and game designing. I've been designing a game for 3 years and it would be nice to room hop or travel while I continue working. To be honest I'm not one of those guys who hits Max settings. I'm happy with a small screen and a nice game to enjoy with a beverage. A mid range set up will work nice especially if it means I can still pwn on Rocket League XD I'm decided on GTX 1060 on a laptop this can run GTA V and Destiny with no problems at 1080p 40-60 fps max settings according to some charts and guides I have been following for laptop GPU's. VR would be a bonus but I can tell it's still trying to fit with the hardware and still requires many inputs to hone a great set-up. Being able to hook up to a monitor is a major plus too.
I on't really know it all but I've been hammering time over the past 2 weeks researching the options. I have a Desktop which I purchased from Overclockers about 7 years ago. Still running like day 1 somehow :O. I bought because I thought I would upgrade and it still can but I'd rather get a laptop for gaming and game designing. I've been designing a game for 3 years and it would be nice to room hop or travel while I continue working. To be honest I'm not one of those guys who hits Max settings. I'm happy with a small screen and a nice game to enjoy with a beverage. A mid range set up will work nice especially if it means I can still pwn on Rocket League XD I'm decided on GTX 1060 on a laptop this can run GTA V and Destiny with no problems at 1080p 40-60 fps max settings according to some charts and guides I have been following for laptop GPU's. VR would be a bonus but I can tell it's still trying to fit with the hardware and still requires many inputs to hone a great set-up. Being able to hook up to a monitor is a major plus too.