Interestingly no specific setup instructions come with the Oculus Rift CV1, all you get is a little placard inside the lid directing you towards the Oculus setup webpage, which again is setup in a clear and easy to understand format. Things are secured neatly in the shipping box and everything you need (cables, controller, remote, wireless adapter for controller) etc are all in a nice and obvious place, offering confidence from the outset. From the moment you open up the box it is clear that plenty of thought has gone in to ensuring significant familiarity with computers and technology is not an essential requirement for getting the headset up and running on a PC.
System RAM: 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4-2400 RAMĪs a bit of a technology noob, I found setting up the Rift a much easier and pain free process than initially expected. In this piece I will attempt to share with you some idea on how easy or difficult it is to set up a number of the more prominent racing / driving simulations on PC and share some of the useful hints and tips I employ within my own setup. If you have further advice or wish to challenge any of my own experiences please let us know in the comments section at the end of the article. Please keep in mind this is a loose guide on some hints and tips from my own experience. Different manufacturers may have different processes and what works in my scenario may well not work the same for you.
As requested by some of our readers, we take a closer look at what is involved in getting the most from your VR setup in racing simulations.įollowing a recent article here at RaceDepartment I've been asked by a number of our community to create a quick guide on setting up VR and my experiences with the technology in sim racing.įirst thing's first I need to let you know that this guide has been created using my experiences with the Oculus Rift CV1 on PC.
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