09-16-2016 08:07 AM
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  1. MyOtherUserNameIsTaken's Avatar
    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    I saw someone using a website to sense what upgrades were usable on their computer, but I do not remember the site. has anyone ever heard of something like this that I could use?
    09-10-2016 05:13 PM
  2. VirtuaTyKing's Avatar
    VirtuaTyKing
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    Sorry can't help you to find the website. I built mine by learning from youtube, manufacturers websites and googling. What are you looking to upgrade maybe I can help?
    09-10-2016 06:19 PM
  3. MyOtherUserNameIsTaken's Avatar
    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    More of finding information on the computer specs at hand then anything else.
    09-11-2016 09:32 AM
  4. MyOtherUserNameIsTaken's Avatar
    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    crucial.com
    09-11-2016 09:42 AM
  5. EgoAnt's Avatar
    EgoAnt
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    If you are building from scratch, there is also a great site called PC Part Picker where people post their best builds. You can also choose a part and see what builds use it, which is another way to see what will work well with something you already have.
    09-12-2016 11:06 AM
  6. Russell Holly's Avatar
    Russell Holly
    Originally Posted by EgoAnt
    If you are building from scratch, there is also a great site called PC Part Picker where people post their best builds. You can also choose a part and see what builds use it, which is another way to see what will work well with something you already have.
    +1 for PC Part Picker. It's the best resource available today for building a PC from scratch!
    09-12-2016 01:19 PM
  7. pkcable's Avatar
    pkcable
    Originally Posted by MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    crucial.com
    Curcial is only computer memory upgrades, both RAM and Hard Drives, but nothing else. It's pretty good for what it does, but the other site mentioned looks much more robust. That being said IF you need a memory upgrade there's NO better place than Crucial!
    09-12-2016 02:54 PM
  8. MyOtherUserNameIsTaken's Avatar
    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    thank you
    09-12-2016 07:30 PM
  9. MyOtherUserNameIsTaken's Avatar
    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    where were the min specs for the really nice vr headset again,,,lol
    09-12-2016 07:31 PM
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    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    http://www.asetek.com/media/1160/510lc_data_sheet.pdf

    anyone find where i can buy one of these?, its installed in the pc i am upgrading, but i am unsure of its ability.
    09-12-2016 07:44 PM
  11. BioFanatic's Avatar
    BioFanatic
    I previously used a site called "Can You Run It", if you care to google it.

    Basically, you select a game and it checks your specs to see if they meet requirements. It will tell you about any shortcomings.

    I haven't used it for a while, so I'm not sure if it has any VR titles.
    09-12-2016 08:40 PM
  12. genvarev's Avatar
    genvarev
    thanks for info
    09-13-2016 05:03 AM
  13. pkcable's Avatar
    pkcable
    Originally Posted by MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    where were the min specs for the really nice vr headset again,,,lol
    https://www3.oculus.com/en-us/oculus-ready-pcs/

    https://forums.vrheads.com/e?link=ht...token=joC2nNav
    09-14-2016 11:19 AM
  14. MyOtherUserNameIsTaken's Avatar
    MyOtherUserNameIsTaken
    thank you
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    09-16-2016 08:07 AM
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