What sort of hardware do you use with your Rift?

[theyain]

Primarily what sort of graphics card do you use?

[geekmaster]

So far, my Rift has spent more time connected to my Raspberry Pi than my Windows box. It uses a Broadcom BCM2835 system on a chip (SoC), which includes a VideoCore IV GPU, and has an HDMI port that connects to my Rift. GLSL shaders on the RasPi are much more powerful than I was anticipating, much to my personal delight.
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[Sebbi]

Radeon 5770 ... nothing fancy and a Nexus 10 Android tablet. Both work fine 😉

[EisernSchild]

I think my good old gtx460 has to do the Job a while now....

[Anonymous]

Haha so far I've only seen the Rift used with a W500 Lenovo Thinkpad laptop, but it ran the Tuscany Demo with Razer Hydra support smoothly.

[mdk]

I got a Geforce GTX 780 last week. I still don't have the Rift. I wish they would ramp up the production a bit. I got my 780 in less than 24 hours from when it was officialy announced.

[Ibrinar]

"mdk" wrote:
I got a Geforce GTX 780 last week. I still don't have the Rift. I wish they would ramp up the production a bit. I got my 780 in less than 24 hours from when it was officialy announced.

That is a bit of a Non sequitur, they announce it after having built a huge amount, getting it after 24h has no direct relation with their production capacity. (But yes Oculus will really need more production when launching the consumer model.)

[SMOK3Y]

haven't got rift yet but running a titan it could struggle lol 🙂

[mdk]

"SMOK3Y" wrote:
haven't got rift yet but running a titan it could struggle lol 🙂

Maybe if you run it at a 4k resolution and downsample for the Rift screen you might run in to issues on some demos/games. 😄

[Anonymous]

i7-2600K@3,4GHz, 8GB, GTX580 / (Win7 64bit)

...since 06/2011 and I propose not to change anything till Fall 2014