W.T.F. Nvidia

[Mize]

When Bill Gates said nobody would need more than, what was it again? 640 KB RAM?
Is the problem that CPU power and ample RAM have made developers a bit lazy?

 

[ninelven]

Perhaps most are already aware of it, but just in case...

For those with the misfortune of doing battle with the control panel, I can recommend "nvidia profile inspector." It serves the purpose with significantly less lag in an ~400kb executable.

 

[techuse]

The control panel is slow but not that big an issue for me personally. Its also something i rarely interact with these days.

 

[Deleted member 13524]

Sonoooo I'm planning to use PSVR on PC (already bought ivry and vr game on steam, thanks halloween sale!), and due to my ancient CPU (Haswell i5)....

... I'm planning to get a used GTX 1070... to replace my Radeon HD 7770.

So generally I'll be welcomed by these?

* slow GPU control panel load
* registration required for GF xpeience

No other surprises? No weird conflicts with Intel IGP? No windows 10 forking with me? (only ever have issue with w10 keeps installing broken Realtek audio driver and Intel wifi driver, no issue with Radeon GPU)

/me hushing my cat away

You do know there's no absolute headset position/rotation tracking if you use the PSVR on a PC, right?
Meaning your headset's reference position will be constantly slipping.

 

[PSman1700]

You do know there's no absolute headset position/rotation tracking if you use the PSVR on a PC, right?
Meaning your headset's reference position will be constantly slipping.

This, and there's better VR hardware out there if you're on PC.

 

[orangpelupa]

You do know there's no absolute headset position/rotation tracking if you use the PSVR on a PC, right?
Meaning your headset's reference position will be constantly slipping.

I have 3x ps eye camera and orange light up ping pong ball

Anyway, already plopped down on a Quest instead.

Will be illegally imported tomorrow a

 

[Davros]

why is a vr headset illegal in your country ?