The era of
virtual reality (VR) on the PC is increasingly widespread, with the presence of
the Oculus Rift VR device. We
know that this requires a device Oculus Rift computer specifications are not
uncommon, minimal use of Intel Core i5 processor 4590 and VGA card from Nvidia
GeForce GTX 970 or AMD Radeon R9 290. Moreover, we recently announced Oculus
computer device that has obtained the label "Oculus Ready
PC "of some famous brand.
But from there, we may feel less because it is not listed use processors from Intel competitor, AMD. Well this time AMD finally spoke about the support processor of the device Oculus Rift VR. Quoted from WCCFtech, Sunday (02/14/2016), AMD announced a few ranks processors made by those who already support the Oculus Rift VR device.
AMD announced the processor that will support the Oculus Rift is:
AMD FX 6350 with a base clock 3,9GHz / 4,2GHz turbo clock (6 core)
AMD FX 8350 with a base clock 4,0GHz / 4,2GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
AMD FX 8370 with a base clock 4,0GHz / 4,3GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
AMD FX 9370 with a base clock 4,4GHz / 4,7GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
AMD FX 9590 with a base clock 4,7GHz / 5,0GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
Although still carrying the socket legacy, AM3 +, the fifth processors on still capable paired with an Intel Core i5 4590. But strangely enough is, when there are conducting tests using a program of Oculus Compability Check, processors grim Intel Core i7 2600K is said does not support the use CR devices Oculus Rift.
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Oculus Rift device might require a new processor with the new technology as well. Especially when viewed from the age between Intel Core i7 2600K and AMD FX 8350, Intel first introduced in early 2011 ago, while AMD FX 8350 introduced in late 2012, so it could have promoted technology Intel Core i7 2600K is outdated.
For those who want to find out if your computer supports the use of Oculus Rift VR device, can download programs Oculus compability check on the following link.
But from there, we may feel less because it is not listed use processors from Intel competitor, AMD. Well this time AMD finally spoke about the support processor of the device Oculus Rift VR. Quoted from WCCFtech, Sunday (02/14/2016), AMD announced a few ranks processors made by those who already support the Oculus Rift VR device.
AMD announced the processor that will support the Oculus Rift is:
AMD FX 6350 with a base clock 3,9GHz / 4,2GHz turbo clock (6 core)
AMD FX 8350 with a base clock 4,0GHz / 4,2GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
AMD FX 8370 with a base clock 4,0GHz / 4,3GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
AMD FX 9370 with a base clock 4,4GHz / 4,7GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
AMD FX 9590 with a base clock 4,7GHz / 5,0GHz turbo clock (8 cores)
Although still carrying the socket legacy, AM3 +, the fifth processors on still capable paired with an Intel Core i5 4590. But strangely enough is, when there are conducting tests using a program of Oculus Compability Check, processors grim Intel Core i7 2600K is said does not support the use CR devices Oculus Rift.
Another interesting article shall ye read
- Laptops that supports Virtual Reality from MSI
- Differences Processor MediaTek Helio Helio P10 vs X10
- National Electric Car Maker This fact Imprisoned 7 years and fines 17 Billion Rupiah, Can How come?
Oculus Rift device might require a new processor with the new technology as well. Especially when viewed from the age between Intel Core i7 2600K and AMD FX 8350, Intel first introduced in early 2011 ago, while AMD FX 8350 introduced in late 2012, so it could have promoted technology Intel Core i7 2600K is outdated.
For those who want to find out if your computer supports the use of Oculus Rift VR device, can download programs Oculus compability check on the following link.
Good. Now I know all about amd chip
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