So I've been playing games in VR with no problems, but when I try to install Oculus Runtime 1.4, it says my CPU is not compatible and won't let me progress. Is their anyway around this. I've never have software not let me install saying my computer is not strong enough. I should at least be able to make the decision for myself.
Is this a fresh install or an update from 1.3 to 1.4?
I'm only asking because my CPU isn't in their catalog check either, so reports as not meeting the recommended specs, but 1.4 via an auto update is working fine for me, using the DK2 though.
CV1: Ordered 6th Jan 2016 - Est Delivery Some time in May...
DK2: Ordered: 8th of Aug 2014 - Delivered: 14 Oct 2014
Oculus works, but very poorley (10-20 fps with freezes), while Vive works like a shame (30-40 fps, but smoothly). Maybe this is because of some incompatibility or too smal RAM?
Anyway, I build a cheap second machine for tests and debugging. This was my old PC from 2008, it has Core 2 Duo E7400 overclocked to 3.5 GHz, 4 gigs and GTX 9800+ 1 Gb. I replaced graphics card with GTX 780 which left from a recent upgrade of my current PC, and ordered another 4 GB of RAM and Xeon X5650 to replace Core 2 Duo. I will report back performance then parts are arrive.
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