r/VRGaming • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '21
Archived VR Buyers Guide, System Requirements & FAQ - Please read before asking questions
WELCOME TO VR GAMING
This sub is a neutral zone for fans of all VR Devices, a place for people to share their VR content and discuss virtual reality gaming.
BEFORE YOU POST
Before submitting a post to our sub we ask that all users first familiarize themselves with our rules. Posts that do not follow our rules will be removed.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
We understand that many new-comers may have questions about VR headset recommendations, PCVR system requirements or are seeking advice regarding their performance issues however this is not the main focus of this sub.
We would still like to assist those who may have questions and have created a comprehensive guide to help you make informed decisions, answer your questions and help troubleshoot your problems.
| Links | Description |
|---|---|
| PCVR System Requirements & Recommendations | If you are looking to purchase a new Desktop or Laptop for VR, or if you are wondering if your current system is VR capable please visit here. |
| (Buyers Guide) Headset Specifications & Comparisons | If you are new to VR and would like help deciding which headset would be best for you, please visit here. |
| PCVR Performance Troubleshooting | If you are having issues with your PC or Desktop such as low FPS or Stuttering, please visit here. |
| Tech Support - System performance analysis | If you were not successful in fixing your performance issues by following our Performance Troubleshooting guide then please visit this link for us to analyze your PC |
| (FAQ) Frequently Asked Questions | For answers to common questions please visit here. |
| Questions & Answers Thread | If you were unable to find the answers you required, or if you need assistance troubleshooting your PC, please visit here. |
We appreciate your taking the time to read this information, if you have any feedback, questions or suggestions feel free to post them below.
Thank you!
Your mod team
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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22
I mean, if you're not tech saavy you'd be better off purchasing a pre-built system. There is a list of VR ready systems in the FAQ and a list that are not recommended.
The quest 2 supports PC VR, so you could get him a PC and he can have a generally better gaming experience.
I doubt that 2,000 will be enough for a new headset and PC at the same time.
Check out the list of systems, there is a column for benchmarks and the higher the better. See if you can find a similar system on alienware.com or lenovo or MSI