Minimum Requirements?

[fare67t]

Sooo...what are the REAL minimum requirements for this game / program?
or to better ask: can I run this in an "ok" fashion with a laptop graphics card with about like 1024 mb of GPU or wutever graphics cards have.?

[Spifer]

No, laptops arn't very good in running vr game's since they don't have great cooling systems. And the integrated graphics are low powered.

[ุÜberkritz]

Originally posted by fare67t:

Sooo...what are the REAL minimum requirements for this game / program?
or to better ask: can I run this in an "ok" fashion with a laptop graphics card with about like 1024 mb of GPU or wutever graphics cards have.?

Look at the SteamVR requirements

[Splifty]

Anyone can simply say "Look at the SteamVR requirements" but come on...clearly this person probably already read said requirements because they asked "what are the REAL requirements?" I'd venture to say the majority of us have high to upper mid end PC's but also have some idea what it actually takes to run VRChat. I took it upon myself to put an older system back together just to test it and here you go. VRChat runs perfectly fine on an i7920 @ 4.2GHz w/12GB DDR3 RAM and on a GTX470 with no issues for me but I'd recommend a stronger card like a 580 (which I tested as well) and it runs perfectly on a single 780 (which I also tested)...list goes on but you get the point. You may have to go in and adjust some graphical settings but I play VRChat with a few friends that have laptops and they hang in there somewhat unless the area gets over populated. I also pulled an old socket 775 board out of the closet with a QX9650 running @ 4GHz with 8GB of DDR2 RAM...game ran just fine...so basically a decent CPU, memory, and GPU will do just fine for the most part...far better than a laptop anyway. Clearly the recommended requirements will do better but it's not absolute as I thought it was unless you are using a VR headset then you'll want to use the recommended requirements.