It's free for the first three months once it releases.Echo Arena is fun and hilarious, hope you guys get your Rifts in time to play it (beta ends fairly soon)!
It's free for the first three months once it releases.Echo Arena is fun and hilarious, hope you guys get your Rifts in time to play it (beta ends fairly soon)!
I believe it's out next Thursday.Echo Arena is fun and hilarious, hope you guys get your Rifts in time to play it (beta ends fairly soon)!
edit: not sure when the actual game comes out though, I think it's relatively soon.
Echo Arena is fun and hilarious, hope you guys get your Rifts in time to play it (beta ends fairly soon)!
edit: not sure when the actual game comes out though, I think it's relatively soon.
It's free for the first three months once it releases.
I believe it's out next Thursday.
Wall mounts are definitely the way to go. But - if you're like me and not yet ready to drill into your walls - there are costlier alternatives to consider, particularly if you already have a small table from which to start.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XN1P9QI/?tag=neogaf0e-20
...combined with...
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/686713-REG/Matthews_350602_4_20_510mm_Rod_for.html
The Smatree SmaPole base (with its built-in height extension) provides a nice stand for the Matthews extension to use. Combined, I was surprised how tall it became - and reasonably stable, too.
Does this work? I thought the sensors used enough Data that simply splitting a 3.0 port won't work due to the limited bandwidth when splitting? Everyone was saying you need a PCI card if you don't have enough ports.
Echo Arena is fun and hilarious, hope you guys get your Rifts in time to play it (beta ends fairly soon)!
edit: not sure when the actual game comes out though, I think it's relatively soon.
I wish it had better matchmaking though. I'm in my first few games here getting matched with level 20 something players who are slaughtering me.
The hub isn't meant to allow you to plug in multiple devices. It is so you can position away from the PC. For that reason, it is silly to get one that has that many USB ports since you can realistically only use 2 of them for sensors and maybe 1 other port for something else with low bandwidth like the headset (it is only transmitting audio over USB). Thus, if you are going to use a hub, connect it to an Intel USB 3.0 port in the rear and don't use the other 3 Intel USB ports for anything (assuming you are connecting both Sensors and headset to the hub). I dunno how much USB bandwidth other devices like a mouse or external hard drive use, but 3 sensors on one USB hub is a big no.
Do not use a hub. Buy an actual expansion slot that you put into your PC.
The hub isn't meant to allow you to plug in multiple devices. It is so you can position away from the PC. For that reason, it is silly to get one that has that many USB ports since you can realistically only use 2 of them for sensors and maybe 1 other port for something else with low bandwidth like the headset (it is only transmitting audio over USB). Thus, if you are going to use a hub, connect it to an Intel USB 3.0 port in the rear and don't use the other 3 Intel USB ports for anything (assuming you are connecting both Sensors and headset to the hub). I dunno how much USB bandwidth other devices like a mouse or external hard drive use, but 3 sensors on one USB hub is a big no.
Is it true the new 399 bundle no longer comes with Xbox1 controller and the touch games?
It's 499 and yes, its the headset, 2 cameras and touch controllers.Is it true the new 399 bundle no longer comes with Xbox1 controller and the touch games?
you'll still get all the touch games, they're phasing out the xbox 1 controller, wireless adapter, and oculus remote though.
oculus is already sold out of the xbox controller bundle, I think amazon might be as well, but best buy still has them in stock.
Is it true the new 399 bundle no longer comes with Xbox1 controller and the touch games?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073X8N1YW/?tag=neogaf0e-20
I saw this 'new' bundle at amazon.
Guess 399 will be the new srp for Rift. Was hoping to sell the wireless Xbox1 to claw back some pennies.
you'll still get all the touch games, they're phasing out the xbox 1 controller, wireless adapter, and oculus remote though.
oculus is already sold out of the xbox controller bundle, I think amazon might be as well, but best buy still has them in stock.
The new bundle won't.It still comes with an Xbox controller dude.
The new bundle won't.
We're talking about the new $499 bundle that was announced to release after the summer sale.https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/14/oculus-rift-and-touch-receive-yet-another-price-cut-now-just-499/What new bundle? I thought he was referring to the current $400 bundle.
The reason to get that particular hub is because it's one of the few that seem to provide adequate power for USB ports. I used to use the PCI-E Inateck card but moved to a Mini ITX box and that wasn't an option anymore. I saw people recommend this particular hub on reddit and the Oculus forums and thus far it's been rock solid for me. All that I have plugged into it are my three sensors, though one of those is effectively 2.0 speeds due to a 2.0 extension being used. I still use a separate port for my headset. I honestly had more problems with the Inateck card.
Estensions I use:
USB 3.0 30 feet - works fine despite being active.
USB 3.0 10 feet - one for sensor, one for headset
HDMI 10 feet - for the headset
We're talking about the new $499 bundle that was announced to release after the summer sale.https://techcrunch.com/2017/07/14/oculus-rift-and-touch-receive-yet-another-price-cut-now-just-499/
Oh I thought that was just going to be the same thing. So now it's technically $550 if you don't own an Xbox controller.
Is passive ok for USB 10 feet? I've heard conflicting things.
Its also missing the Oculus remote too.
Wait, they're phasing out the remote? It's so useful though. I'd be annoyed, it must cost like a dollar.
Is it alright to plug 3 sensors into USB 2.0? I'm using USB 2.0 for two sensors and it works just fine, but I'm not sure if going beyond that would cause problems. Saying this because my USB 3.0 is incompatible with my rift sensors. Even updating the USB drivers hasn't fixed anything.
Trying to get USB 3.0 to work with the sensors on my particular motherboard sounds like a huge pain in the ass. I read online people buying expansion USB 3.0 slots for their motherboard, and they have problems with the sensors connecting and reconnecting or issues with the headset sound.
If I can just stick with USB 2.0 and not have to deal with these headaches, then that would be great.
It can still be purchased as an accessory but they are taking it out of the new packaging. It's useful but in the end redundant and not necessary.
Wow guys, Superhot VR is really great, picked it up on Steam and it has full proper Oculus controls.
Wow guys, Superhot VR is really great, picked it up on Steam and it has full proper Oculus controls.
Well I would hope so, it was an Oculus exclusive at first haha.
Yes, plenty of people have used them in 2.0 without issues. My headset is in 2.0 and 2 of my sensors are 2.0 (out of 4) and it made no difference when I switched them all to 3.0
I feel a little lame buying/spending most of my time with VR shooters considering I get enough of that with regular console gaming. I can't help it, shooting in VR is so much fun.
I am a little bit worried right now. I played Echo Arena for hours yesterday, basicly the whole day. I felt allright als long as I played but dizzy after going back in the real world. I went to bed and thought it will be allright in the moring - it isn't. I still feel sick. Not like vomitting but dizzy and like circulation problems. The funny thing is that it stops instantly if I go back to the game. It's like my body cant handle normal physics anymore.
I am sure it will be fine after 1 or 2 days without playing, but I am worried it will be like that every time. I wouldn't feel safe driving a car right now. Maybe it's just because I overdid it, maybe I will adept, but who knows...
I used this one time the first time I played about a year ago. Haven't since.
Sorry for the double post.
I feel a little lame buying/spending most of my time with VR shooters considering I get enough of that with regular console gaming. I can't help it, shooting in VR is so much fun.
You mean people with 3 sensors all plugged into USB 2.0 right? You had the headset and 2 sensors plugged into USB 2.0, and that's a different thing from what I'm talking about.
Umm my USB 3.0 ports are Renesas and apparently not compatible according to the compatibility tool. My USB 2.0 ports are Intel though. Should I just try running everything through USB 2.0? Headset hasn't arrived.
Umm my USB 3.0 ports are Renesas and apparently not compatible according to the compatibility tool. My USB 2.0 ports are Intel though. Should I just try running everything through USB 2.0? Headset hasn't arrived.
This is fucking hilarious because I was also wondering where the hell the microphone was.
https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/com...crophone_wish_i_knew/?st=j552u6p7&sh=8e67c9fd