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I am building some dev stations for Unity/Unreal development and while coming up to speed on the state of the performance graphics rig, became impressed by K|ngp|n’s hot rod approach. I have been tasked with making some default rig recommendations for the VR community and am approaching it with a “good”, “better” & “Rip your face off” versions. Presently our Firestrike 1.1 is "good enough" for VR, I hope by associating with this forum I can tune up better, & perhaps develop a design thesis for a Rip your face of version. ![]() I am attending Oculus Connect this week and am reporting back with recommendations. Any input in designing something would be welcome. Cheers! |
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Originally we planned that version for the 800W SLi Capable case, but feedback from Oculus Connect is we need to focus on a single card solution and slimmer case (and constrained power supply). The power supply vendor will be able to source us a 500W unit in two weeks, and a 600W at the end of the year, so we'll need to focus around 500W first before ripping off faces with a max effort card towards year end. Presently I just found out if we switch to Mini PCIe/M.2 SSD, we'll have (3) open HDD slots so we can put the VRapps and Steam drive into Raid0 and still have a back-up HDD slot. ![]() Am presently scouring the web to "get smart" around mATX/CPU configs. Need something with onboard WiFi/Bluetooth that can also handle a mid-range and high range CPU. Ultimately the whole machine is just a "life support system for a video card" so I don't think we need to go crazy on CPU, just ensure it won't be a bottle neck. |
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