Graphics Card Geforce GT 730

[羂Rezinator主]

Is this am good enough graphics card to run vrchat with an oculus? or will i have to invest in a new one?

[nova]

You need at least a GTX 980 for VR. I have a GTX 1080. The best card I am aware of right now is the GTX 1080 TI. The game has a lot of problems running seeing as how its in early access and the dev team is small. So you want the best card you can get to try to mitigate the issues. I have almost the best card on the market and I get lag in highly populated rooms.

[羂Rezinator主]

Originally posted by ReflectingVoid:

You need at least a GTX 980 for VR. I have a GTX 1080. The best card I am aware of right now is the GTX 1080 TI. The game has a lot of problems running seeing as how its in early access and the dev team is small. So you want the best card you can get to try to mitigate the issues. I have almost the best card on the market and I get lag in highly populated rooms.

Ok thanks for the reply, so what would you say the best budget graphics card is? because after droppin the chips for a headset im not exactly trying to spend a ton. But something that is a reasonable cost and runs at a acceptable level is what im looking for right now.

[Jaksin]

a GTX 980 is $678.89--- a GTX 730 is $68.89---- I have a GTX 1050 TI and Oculus runs fine on it. VR is a tough thing to have, you need a beafy PC. Why did you get the Oculus without checking that you at least need a GTX 980?

[羂Rezinator主]

Originally posted by Withmylucky:

a GTX 980 is $678.89--- a GTX 730 is $68.89---- I have a GTX 1050 TI and Oculus runs fine on it. VR is a tough thing to have, you need a beafy PC. Why did you get the Oculus without checking that you at least need a GTX 980?

I have the money to buy a new graphics card so the order of which i order is irrelevant, i just WANT the cheapest option i can get.

[羂Rezinator主]

And min requirement is a gtx 970 apparently which i can get under 300, i just want to know of any less expensive cards that are optimal.

[nova]

Originally posted by Traplord Gunther:

And min requirement is a gtx 970 apparently which i can get under 300, i just want to know of any less expensive cards that are optimal.

There are two companies that make graphics cards Nvidia and AMD. Nvidia seems better. There are several companies that manufacture Nvidia graphics cards of various prices. But you get what you pay for. I would hate to try VR on a card that wasn't future proofed.

[羂Rezinator主]

Originally posted by ReflectingVoid:

Originally posted by Traplord Gunther:

And min requirement is a gtx 970 apparently which i can get under 300, i just want to know of any less expensive cards that are optimal.

There are two companies that make graphics cards Nvidia and AMD. Nvidia seems better. There are several companies that manufacture Nvidia graphics cards of various prices. But you get what you pay for. I would hate to try VR on a card that wasn't future proofed.

True i just want to try vr for a while as cheap as i can get it, so i just want to upgrade the graphics card into my current computer while eventually upgrading to a whole new high end pc for the future because this pc isnt exactly one worth upgrading over just building one from scratch.

[羂Rezinator主]

After some research i found a XFX Radeon Rx 560 graphics card for 170 which is vr ready for the games i intend to play, so i might just go with that, unless anyone says i should pay $10 more for the GeForce GTX 1050 ti. Thanks for the support though.

[nova]

Originally posted by Traplord Gunther:

After some research i found a XFX Radeon Rx 560 graphics card for 170 which is vr ready for the games i intend to play, so i might just go with that, unless anyone says i should pay $10 more for the GeForce GTX 1050 ti. Thanks for the support though.

Do a comparison of the two before you buy one.

[羂Rezinator主]

Will do.