@Iren Masot 7track.ru or something like that

That might have been it 🤔

It's 17Track for the record <:blahaj:508284596127924246>

Thanks for the help.

It's a GPD WIN 2, by the way. I'll report on it once I've got it in hand. I have GPD WIN 1 right now, by the by. An okay system except the battery goy cooked off because chinesium engineers abutted the battery to the copper heat sink, cooking it off. <:blobconfounded:427568418107949090>

Also too slow for the arthouse indie games I like to waste my life on.

just triangulated your address

Oh no, whatever will I do

IKEA shark, you say https://m.imgur.com/LlKex99?r

How long has it been since sharkposting started

Sharks live in a world beyond space and time, friend

Sharks are eternal, alpha and omega

yo are the chink producing some cheap VR headsets ?

Are you in the US?

nope europe

Hahaha loser

Oh. Sorry.

btw I saw that PSVR might work on loonix

why 😦 ?

buildapcsales subreddit frequently pops up with $200 or less WMR headsets.

Got an Acer for $150

wow

do they work on gahnoo ?

No idea

Now, when you say "vr", do you mean those little cardboard doohickies that hold your phone and call it "vr"? Or do you mean an actual VR display

Like, Rift

no an actual VR display, but if you have any way to use some phone as a VR headset for Loonix i'm in

But with a better screen

mmmh is the Lenovo VR Explorer one of these headsets ?

Yes

apparently amazon can ship it from US to europe

for 180€, IDK if it's worth it though

if you have a laptop, big chance VR won't work at all btw

you need a port that's connected directly to the GPU

I think theres something about the Lenovo that was actually better than normal WMR headsets, but I might be wrong on that. Better straps or something I think. The Samsung version actually has a better screen, but the normal ones are really only upstaged by the Vive Pro

oh ok, I have a desktop but I dont have a discrete GPU though so I doubt VR performs well enough even if the graphical chipset is thicc

you can run the steamvr performance test, although im not sure if that runs on linux

oh okay I will try that thanks

WMR was Microsoft made a standard and built support in to Windows, then let other companies build the headsets after having Microsoft do the legwork, so you get a bunch of mostly sameish different models from different manufacturers. Steam has a bridge for WMR to work with Rift/Vive content on Windows, dunno about *nix. From what I hear about Rift, and having used WMR and Vive, I'd get the WMR over either if you only need the display, Vive or spring for Vive Pro for room-scale.

Don't get the display planning to get controllers later, you won't find them.