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I didn't really like windows MR in my first week of trying it out. First couple of minutes with it and I got the migraine from hell. It didn't really get better with each session in the week after that. I invested on the gtx 1060 laptop and the lenovo headset and patiently waited for the...

I have the Dell S2340T. Worked well for years. It can tilt or lay flat and has 10 point touch. It does not have support for VESA brackets. When the surface studio came out I copied the wallpaper and imagined myself having a surface studio, boy what an imagination. It came close though. It...

I'm on the same boat. If I hadn't just bought a VR laptop and VR headset, I would seriously consider this even if my SP2 is still working.

Update: I had my dad try the holotour app this morning. He loved it! I think he's thinking about getting one for himself. After recommending windowsphone to the whole family only to have my family reputation go down the drain with each horrible microsoft windowsphone decision or lack...

Thanks. All ideas are greatly appreciated. I will try everything you suggested, hope it works.

Chuckles with his VR headset gear. He's grinning from ear to ear but trust me he's having the mother of all headaches right about now.

I'd better stock up on the meds then! :smile: Jokes aside, your suggestion about the IPD is spot on. Thank you. IPD adjustment is the best thing you could do first. It seems ,unlike other people, setting my IPD a little out of alignment gives me a terrible headache. After going to a...

Yes. Kind of, but my eyes hurt too. I frequently ride boats so its been a long time since Ive been seasick or had motion sickness though. I think It's a combination of both IPD and the way it sits on my head. If I hold the headset in both hands and fit it over my eyes there's a sweet spot...

This is in continuation of my post last month asking for help in picking out a VR-ready PC. Thank you to everyone who gave me advice on that thread.You guys made me realize what I prioritize in a computer, and ultimately made me get the dell gaming 7577 laptop instead of ascending and building...

My Dell S2340T monitor has displaylink tech. It means that I can connect it to my computer's usb port and it will use it as the video source. I don't hdmi, vga, or a displayport for this to work. It's plug and play. The advantages of this are for windows laptops or tablets that might not...

I ultimately went with portability. I didn't even realize until I finally went with the laptop how big portability was for me. Guess you discover something about yourself everyday, huh. I'd do VR in the kitchen. I'd do VR in the garage. I'd VR in the garden. I'd be definitely doing VR in my...

This is true. It's one of the things I considered when choosing a laptop or a desktop computer. The idea that you could swap out outdated components with newer ones while leaving the rest intact is appealing. The only things you can upgrade on a laptop are memory and the harddrive, you're...

Hi There, Thank you for the advice. I was planning of building my own PC and I went to a huge mall that was having a huge mall-wide sale during this period. Apparently there's no truth in advertising because they said PCs and components are not part of it. Huh. Intead of mall-wide perhaps...

I second this motion

Anyone? :unhappy: NVM, I decided to build one myself. I'm going for the Ryzen 5 2400g which has integrated vega 11 which apparently can run MR headsets without any latency according to youtube. I'll get a gtx1060 if I need to in the future. 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD, all I need is a board that's...