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How Much Does A Virtual Reality Headset Cost?

Before purchasing a VR headset, you need to consider how much it will cost you. The price of VR headsets depends on the type of experience you want to enjoy. Some headsets require a gaming PC while others can work without any extra hardware. These models are usually more expensive. Oculus Quest 2 Oculus Quest 2 is an all-in-one VR system that doesn’t require a console or PC to use. It provides…

virtual reality or VR has been hailed as the next paradigm for gaming an immersion ever since it rolled out then rolled over back in the late 90s with early implementations like Sony's Glastron being described by John Carmack as like looking through toilet paper tubes fast forward to 2016 though and the tech was awesome but it still had a big problem the price because on top of the headset gamers in particular needed to shell out for much more powerful hardware than they would need to play the same game in flat mode but there's some good news since that time oculus who sponsored this video has dropped the price of the rift and continued development on some pretty neat invisible mechanisms that work in the background to make VR run on even relatively modest machines and we spent the last week testing to see just how modest a machine you can use and I think you'll be surprised [Music] let's begin with some of the efficiency improvements that are handled by your graphics card because in theory every frame of an image in VR needs to be rendered twice once for each I so technologies like Nvidia's single pass stereo make it so your PC only needs to setup the scenes geometry once and their lens matched shading actually cuts off any pixels which would not be visible anyway due to how the lenses in the headset work pretty neat then we've got the headset specific tech like oculus is asynchronous time warp and space warp which kick in anytime your machine can't maintain the steady 90 frames per second that's required to prevent motion sickness by generating synthetic preemptive frames that act like a sort of suspension mechanism to smooth out the low FPS bumps getting this tech working right was quite a bit of work because GPUs are designed for high throughput but not pre-emptive frame guessing so oculus worked with both GPU manufacturers as part of invidious VR works and AMD's liquid VR initiatives so it's more than a catchy slogan now let's introduce our bare minimum system so we paired up where is it here is a core i3 8100 quad-core processor and a gtx 1050 Ti and ran future marks VR mark which has a neat feature both the rifts minimum and V are ready performance requirements are baked into the results craft and what we found was that even our bottom of the barrel actually managed to meet the minimum spec bar so there you go video done peace out right no yeah no wrong so upon further analysis we actually found that while our rig was outputting 90 frames per second in the basic orange benchmark which matches up with the refresh rate of the head-mounted displays in the rift the actual target is 100 9 frames per second this is because aside from the graphics going on on the screen in VR the system also needs to read sensors and do a bunch of stuff in the background so with the overhead of VR the calculation is that a hundred and nine frames per second in flat mode should correspond to 90 frames per second in VR and superposition basically said the same thing so that setup was only good enough for like the very barest minimum spec so we do need to go a little higher but do we go for CPU or GPU well we were watching our CPU load pattern during the runs and our processor even though it's a measly core i3 well it is a quad core and it didn't look that busy so we bumped our graphics up to a GTX 1060 to see where that would get us usually people would pair such a card with an i-5 class chip but we're focusing on VR here and even with all the trickery it is still mostly GPU bound and check this out so it turns out that I 3 + 10 60 combo here actually looks good to go with a super rating in VR Marc orange room and a full bar in superpositions optimum preset so that puts our total system cost at just over nine hundred US dollars and bear in mind but that is including the Windows 10 home operating system which microsoft recently jacked up to a hundred and forty bucks so if you already have windows or whatever then now you can subtract that of course though those are synthetics so the next step is to go lab rat mode and put this to the test now normally I game in VR at home on a gtx 980ti so i will be able to tell the difference if this doesn't manage to stay as smooth so let's fire up the oculus performance profiler analysis tool and head-up display which should help us pinpoint the cause of any framerate drops that we experience oh cool okay so this is Aki redesigned home interface thing now you've got this control panel here that you can move to wherever it is that you want it to go and then you can go ahead and decide well you know which menu do you want to see oh close them so there's my library there's my explore tab here then you can kind of adjust this one over here Oh neat you can interact with the desktop as well oh that's trippy let's go ahead and look at the other monitor the one that's not capturing my experience right now ah yes hey you can mess with Ivan hey Ivan I am opening your Start menu what are you gonna do about it in fact you oh wait I probably shouldn't open fraps oh that just glitched it out I don't know I don't know what this thing is yeah thank you let's get our you monitors different sizes yep one is 4k one is 1080 dang it Ivan game now right walk around the place somewhere because she didn't mean it social so you can invite people to come over to your virtual home friends currently zero friends online thanks that's why you wanted me to open that isn't it alright what's next I've played VR shooters dang it yeah it's really fun all right well I think that's good I think that's all the evidence I need this is working awesome so for our last trick we're trying out the climb kind of the crisis of VR if you think about it that way like the graphics in this game or especially when it was first released are pretty incredible compared to what else there is now what I just alright oh that's a long way to fall huh this is maximum settings yeah go go go go look at me I'm like Superman oh-oh-oh Superman falls sometimes ok so actually that went surprisingly well but still the point remains that in a massive surprise to no one just because a benchmark gives you a good score and you can run many VR games well on a relatively inexpensive budget does not automatically mean that you can run any game maxed out in VRS I mean same ideas in flat mode right so just like flat mode if you do have some more budget and you're buying a VR gaming rig it wouldn't be a terrible idea to bump your specs a little if you want to play VR versions of flat games like fallout 4 and Skyrim since VR is more demanding but frankly I've actually found that the most fun that I've had is in games that were designed for VR and what's cool is that the climb in my opinion is more of a tech demo than an actual game and that one still ran decently and most of the VR games out there that I've tried some of which are good and free like Robo recall are not nearly as demanding because it's in the developers best interest to reach as many customers as possible with their games so our PC right here and of course we're not factoring in some of the RGB nonsense and stuff like that in our in our cost 4 but our PC here can enable a ton of awesome VR experiences exactly the way it is so thanks to you guys for watching thanks to oculus for sponsoring this video if you guys dislike this video you can hit that button but if you liked it hit like get subscribed or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured at the link in the video description also down there is our merch store which has cool shirts like is anyone wearing an LT t-shirt not no one where's your team spirit like the LT t-shirts that we have and also our community forum which you should totally join

we don't get to talk about VR very often but we love it when we can and we love graphics so we figured it was a good time to feature 15 VR games with some of the most insane graphics let's just get started with number 15 and talk about Vader immortal it's by far not the best-looking game on this list but it has a few key things first it's one of the better-looking games on the quest the wireless oculus device the quality and detail they cram on the headset for this game in particular is just incredibly impressive but also now that it's on the standard rift platform you could really see the graphical effort even more but the big thing I want to point out with this game is just Darth Vader himself when he walks up to you and he stares you down you can really tell they put a Hall of the budget into him he looks incredible and the sense of presence he gives off when he's standing in front of you is nothing short of amazing you really feel like it's him so we're giving the game big points for that but moving on to number 14 let's talk about red matter VR red matter VR is awesome there are a few VR games on this list that are like this but I think whew look as cool the concept is you're exploring a Space Station lab on a moon of Saturn to investigate shady secret research projects it's like an alternate universe sci-fi cold war dystopia and if something went wrong so it's up to you to figure it out it's atmospheric but it's also strikingly detailed even more than you'd expect and some of the weird evil red visual effects they use in-game are a sight to behold really check it out but next at number 13 zero caliber VR this game is impressive in a different sense I mean it looks pretty decent but it's all how it comes together as a first-person shooter you have full movement around the environment and can take cover at will it's all freedom you have big guns that you can realistically hold and interact with different parts of it and there's just lots of explosions and the game doesn't really take a hit up close some things can look kind of crappy but when it's all in motion the ambition of the game itself makes it really visually impressive it feels like you're dropped into a real first-person shooter like Call of Duty or something since you shoot things and it looks cool that's what I'm trying to say and next up at number 12 we have Arizona sunshine a game that you might think at first it's just another throwaway zombie shooter game like you see on every other app store but this one actually looks damn good once you get into it the use of lighting in just the outdoor environments and just the art style of sort of being kind of artsy but sort of realistic make this thing quite a looker and more than you'd expect especially if you're running on a decent machine aside from just the bright color and the lighting and stuff the explosion effects and some of that stuff is really really impressive this game isn't like the absolute masterpiece or anything but it is absolutely solid and consistent and just fun to look at so that's why we considered it plus honestly it's just fun as hell shooting zombies is always cool and Arizona sunshine is of the higher quality so check it out but moving over to number 11 something I really want to talk about is the gallery part of the Ember stone this is actually the follow-up to the gallery call of the star seed which was a big hit for a lot of vibe players back in the day when it first launched it's a really cool puzzle mystery adventure game which already looked damn good and the developers cloud head games really stepped it up with ember stone I just look at it now that in the game story you're entering a new ancient hidden world everything is just bigger and more fantastical within the game so the art design and the graphic line should really keep up and make up for this it really looks better than ever visually and gameplay wise it's a massive improvement over a call of the star seed and I would highly highly recommend it but next at number 10 singularity 5 it's this awesome wave shooter that I'm really hyped to talk about it looks incredible and has a great sense of style the art direction is like a crazy high-concept sci-fi kind of artsy fartsy vibe that they completely nailed from the vision to the actual execution in the game not only is it stylish though but the on-screen menus and the fonts and everything like little things are really cool too it's just you know like I said sometimes with stuff it's just really the little details and when people really pay attention to every single individual element in a game they're making I just really appreciate there are a few other games like this on this list in terms of just like wave shooter type thing but it's still worth pointing out just because it's art style is so different and eclectic now at number 9 project cars to VR I still really firmly strongly believe that racing games are the perfect style of game to really get people into VR and just show them what it can do and right now really the best showcase of that is project cars - now straight up it's not my favorite racing game by any means but the VR component is just extremely extremely well done and the fidelity is perfectly translated to the VR options and in the best ways you really feel like you're in the car and there's still a surprising amount of detail on everything kick-ass graphics are needed to be able to properly convey a good sense of speed and if that's not done right the fun factor can drop instantly thankfully though project cars 2 succeeds and then some like from that - detail - just everything you want to blow somebody's mind put a VR headset on them and put them in a racing game and like I said earlier project cars - is the one to do it with at number 8 primordial this is a weird otherworldly first-person shooter with a single-player adventure and an arcade mode and despite there being so many other VR shooters this one just feels super unique and it looks great I think primarily it's because of the scope of this dense looking world as well as definitely these weapon visuals that the guns or weird gross weapons use are hyper detailed and cool and the game makes really fun use of glowing colors and bright neons - just great great effect it was made by like two dudes it's really amazing that it looks as good but we got to give them props next at number seven let's talk about how blade we love how blade here at game ranks and it also got of the arm oh it's just a damn good looking game it was a good looking game then and putting it in VR was a weird choice but it totally works the way it's set up essentially most at a time you're acting as the camera the game is still you know in third-person perspective only the camera has some slight movement and freedom with your head in motion and stuff there are other games that do it like this but I think he'll played is just one of the best-looking ones you know there is a loss in graphical fidelity in some spots as there always is with VR but experiencing this game in front of your damn face is still really cool and the characters and a creepy environment still look great and absolutely emulate you feel of playing it the traditional way honestly however you play it maybe you're watching this you don't even have a VR headset I'll say it again play hell-blade cuz it's a really cool single-player adventure anyway let's move on next at number six in death people describe this game in death kind of like as a Dark Souls VR game and yeah that works it has a lot of like great bow and arrow gameplay in it and it's a robe light so it has a satisfying challenge loop but gameplay aside it looks really good it's been hailed as one of the best-looking VR games and I really got it in particular point out how cool the enemies look and especially the way they move and animate here this is one that you just really kind of need to see to believe in motion like it's gotta be on your face as generic as that sounds I really think it's true some of the games on this list is better off you actually seeing them in person than a YouTube video with awful compression in 1080p showing it but getting down to the final five let's talk about Batman Arkham vr this is honestly like a relatively simple Batman experience this is really freaking cool and immersive and it looks so damn good and what started out as a psvr exclusive has been ported over and it's just really goddamn awesome it looks good on every platform because it preserves the look of the Rocksteady Batman Arkham games from style tough all that gritty detail and it puts you in Batman shoes literally it has a depth and scale of Gotham rooftops where you can look down to the busy streets below but also all of Batman's gadgets and his cool clubs are recreated with a bunch of really really fun detail this game is really more of an experience you know a museum type thing but it's really awesome and impressively running in real time I played this one like well over a year ago at least and I still can't stop thinking about how good it looks but moving on to number four just a quick one lone echo lone echo is awesome the movement and zero-gravity the puzzles and seriously I can't say enough good things about this one but it also looks awesome despite the simple premise of a Space Station floating through empty endless space it's the detail in the environments the lighting and really the character models you get up close and personal with that really impressive this one might make you queasy you know but the floating around in space is so much fun and I'd really recommend it especially because it's practically a graphical powerhouse dude but next up something I'm really excited to talk about at number three is Resident Evil 7 it's one of the more impressive triple-a VR outages Capcom definitely gambled on this one it's been probably a ton of money because the entirety of Resident Evil 7 can just be played in VR first of all this makes it incredibly scary the atmosphere and the graphics are preserved enough in VR to make certain sequences of the game still feel genuinely spooky also the detail of the character models is still insanely impressive those Baker's are messed up I don't know but really this is truly a VR game on a massive budget and if you can experience it you should because they gave it their all as long as you have the stomach for it it sucks EDD it's still just a psvr exclusive but still it looks damn good now down at number two let's talk about less of an official one its ally and isolation alien isolation is a crazy looker I mean creative assembly put a ton of time into the visuals here and just support in general with the game the dark hallways atmospheric lighting emergency lights the faithful level design that just really recreate that feeling the original alien it's a no brainer for looking good when it's also strapped to your face and ER this has to be access to with mods though there were like files in the game for VR support groundwork but it never came through as official DLC or an update like ii sega didn't support but it's worth tweaking fairly easily and checking out it's very scary and very moody and I think more than anything alien fans need to get themselves in this but finally at number one we want to talk about Robo recall okay where to start on this one ooh Robo recall kind of acts as like a nice graphical showcase for Unreal Engine VR stuff but thankfully it's also fun as hell but also more importantly on this list it's an absolute looker it's got a little bit everything you know semi explorable environments with impressively detailed city streets and tall skyscrapers where the scale actually feels properly massive up close and personal you have these highly detailed robot character models that really get in your face and look pretty amazing they can be blasted with bullets and damage and you can also grab them and slowly rip them apart with your hands before your very eyes and see all that stuff happening in motion in real time is so cool everything is shiny glossy detailed sharp it's highly stylized while also just making you feel like you're really there a robo recall is something really special everybody's gonna have different opinions on like what the best looking VR games are like there are more than we can even include on this list and everybody has a different type of preference for a graphical style and art style but these games look really amazing and we just wanted to highlight them but of course for VR enthusiasts down in the comments we want to hear what you guys are up to you what are you playing what do you think looks the best what are you really in love with what's whisking you away if you learned about a new game or something like that from us clicking the like button is the best way you can show appreciation and help us out we would love that but if you're new consider 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with dozens of VR headsets coming out each year how can you know which ones will provide the ultimate experience and which ones you should avoid among countless features how can you possibly know which ones are relevant well in this video we break down the top five VR headsets on the market this year based on price versus performance and situations they will be used in we'll be taking a look at products in every budget range so regardless of whether you've got a few bucks to spare and want the best value or are looking for the best of the best we'll have an option for you so if you're interested in finding out which VR headset will be the best for you stay tuned as always all the links to all the products mention in this video will be in the description down below we always keep the description up-to-date with information we may not get a chance to mention in this video we also update the description down below with links to find the best price on each product so for the most up-to-date information along with updated prices be sure to check out the description the products mentioned in this video are in no exact order so be sure to stay tuned till the end so you don't miss anything number five on our list is HTC vive one of the best consumer VR headsets on the market at the moment HTC vive really has a lot to offer first of all with the purchase of this system you get free content a two-month free trial of vive point subscription this headset really makes the gaming experience completely immersive with realistic graphics true to life movement HD haptic feedback and directional audio vive seriously stepped up when it comes to motion tracking as it is incredibly precise the 360 degree controller and headset work in sync to cover your every movement to the millimeter unlike with most other headsets with this one you won't be limited to your seat this VR has two base stations that enable you to play while seated standing or in any space that is up to 15 feet long and 15 feet wide and good news for all the gamers out there this headset is powered by steam VR which means that you can enjoy more than 2,800 games from Steam plus everything else you like about this platform on the one hand this VR headset is really amazing the gaming experience is comparable it comes with 6dof controllers it has room scale tracking it is amazingly comfortable the interface is wonderfully intuitive and the high resolution is really noticeable as an improvement in visual clarity on the other hand it does have some flaws the cable is rather bulky and a potential tripping hazard this headset can be rather hard on the neck and the back and the price is on the high end of the spectrum number four on our list is oculus go made to be independent from a phone or a computer this VR headset did almost everything right the optics offer crystal clarity 3d graphics are state-of-the-art and the 3d sound will help you to immerse yourself completely regardless of whether you're playing a game or watching a TV show this oculus headset enables you to meet up with friends from all over the world in a virtual reality so you can watch concerts or live sports events together when it comes to content oculus offers more than 1,000 different games social applications and experiences that you can download to your go incredibly light this VR headset isn't just portable but also super easy to use no wires means no hassle the controller is also simple and learning how to use it will be effortless since the spatial audio drivers are built-in there's no need for tangled headphones the sound will be dramatic enough without them but for those who prefer using headphones this headset also has a three-and-a-half millimeter audio jack on the one hand this VR headset has some serious advantages it works without a phone or a computer it has a large VR app library the setup is super simple the image quality is great it comes with a motion controller 3d sound modeling is simply outstanding and it's super lightweight on the other hand it does come with some small disadvantages as well its motion tracking is limited it doesn't support six degrees of freedom the battery life is just two hours storage isn't expandable and there's no killer app number three on our list is Samsung gear VR our choice for the best budget VR headset if you're trying out VR for the first time getting the best budget VR headset is a great idea you won't overspend so if you don't like the experience you will not have wasted a lot of money it is high quality so if you do like it you can explore many games and different experiences also if you just want in an expensive gift for a kid this is a great idea this VR headset comes with an intuitive controller that can drop select point and drag this Samsung gear offers hundreds of experiences and games from the oculus as well as a bunch of games from the Google Play Store you can play games watch shows paint and VR and virtually chat and meet up with friends this headset allows you to enjoy 2d 3d and 360 degree content at any place and anytime light and simple to use this offers an interesting immersive experience although this is a budget headset you don't have to worry it's performance is well above other budget models on the one hand you will love using this VR headset the controller is excellent and very well made the visuals are detailed and crisp the voice command is interesting the interface is intuitive head-tracking is amazing and it is comfortable to wear during long gaming sessions on the other hand even the best products have some flaws you have to have one of supported Samsung phones in order to use this the controller isn't rechargeable the headset has no room movement tracking and there aren't that many games so you're very limited in that respect if you're interested in updated pricing or going more in depth on some features of any of the items mentioned in this video be sure to check out the links below and if you're interested in staying up to date with the best products on the market be sure to hit the subscribe button number two on our list is oculus rift this isn't just a headset this is a full virtual reality system that has it all ultra low latency tracking offers an incredible experience while the controllers bring your hands into the virtual reality perfectly with these you can interact with the virtual world completely naturally without glitches or mistakes with this product from oculus you get six free titles Robo recall quill medium toybox Lucky's tale and dead and buried snug and comfortable to wear for longer periods of time the resolution can be mind-blowing if your graphics card and RAM are up to par and the sound really makes you feel like you're in the virtual world instead of our own this oculus has attached headphones so you won't be able to hear anything from the outside world true and complete immersion once you try this VR headset out you'll understand why some people dream of living in virtual reality you will duck turn move and feel as if the adventure you're in is completely real on the one hand this VR headset has some strong positive sides the touch controllers feel natural in your hands they are lightweight provide smooth and accurate motion control which helps make the overall experience truly immersive when it comes to content the oculus rift can do everything play movies 360 videos games and much more on the other hand it does have some flaws that might stop you from buying it it is suggested that you use this in an area that has a surface of 7 feet by 5 feet which isn't something that everyone has also if you want to use the oculus rift you need a high quality gaming PC if you want it to work properly number one on our list is HTC vive pro our choice for the best overall VR headset the vive pro is one of the best overall VR headsets money can buy at this moment HTC really showed that they value their customers input on this one everything that was wrong with previous models is fixed here if you're truly serious about VR this is the headset you should get first of all they enhance the graphics with super rich colors and unbelievably sharp details the resolution this headset offers is 28 80 by 1660 and 615 PPI the movement in this VR is just as natural as in real life and the controller in the headset track your movements from the floor to the ceiling precise to a millimeter with its high resolution sound and high impedance headphones with noise cancellation you will literally feel the sound as you use the headset what's especially interesting is the fact that this headset allows you to define your own play space as long as it isn't bigger than 20 by 20 feet on the one hand this VR headset is really amazing this is one of the most comfortable VR headsets to date the image is perfectly clear crisp and realistic and the built-in headphones provide an amazing surround sound experience on the other hand it does have flaws that might change your mind and make you go for a different model from this list it only has a display port connection the refresh rate is 90 Hertz the foam cushions aren't moisture proof and the price tag is rather high alright guys that is all for this video hope you guys like the video if you guys did please go ahead and give it a like if you're new to the channel and you liked the video consider subscribing we do our best to keep you up to date with the best products on the market right now so if you want to know what the best gear out there is go ahead and hit that subscribe button be sure to check out the description for links to find the most up-to-date pricing on all the products mentioned in this video hope you guys enjoyed the video hope everyone has a great day and until next time I will see you guys later

Innovative VR system - the key to immersive communication

Modern word is based on a variety of technological solutions that shape our everyday life. Today computers are used in almost every branch of industry and further development of electronic devices is still progressing. This progress forces us to adapt to new technologies that can be helpful both for our companies and for ourselves. One of those technologies is virtual reality - an advanced additiont to what we can see with our bare eyes. Thanks to our VR system, you can easily keep up with this technological change. But how can you use it to improve your performance?

When to use VR system?