The only thing I haven't tried is a full windows re-install... be back in a bit 
The only thing I haven't tried is a full windows re-install... be back in a bit![]()
The only thing I haven't tried is a full windows re-install... be back in a bit![]()
Cracking idea. If it works with a brand new windows install - as you start adding your old software it will tell you what was clashing. Fingers crossed for you mate!
Hi KING5TON, at the moment I have an i7-4770, a reference but factory-over clocked 970, and 8 GB of RAM. I bought a small form factor PC that constricts the physical size and power of the GPU, and the reference model is required given the airflow in the case. I could see myself getting a DK2 for now, then maybe getting CV1 a year or two down the line, possibly with a newr, more efficient and powerful GPU. However, I wouldn't necessarily jump on the CV1 as soon as it came out, especially if the 970 wouldn't cut it.
\o/ IT WORKS!
*dances around the room*
Clean install of Win 8, Nvidia 344.48, OR runtime 0.4.3, Direct X kit and it all popped into life and works fine with ED
A big, big, thank you to all that helped try to get me running... you all got me to the point were a complete re-install was the only option - at least we know that should cure anyone that gets the same as me
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I'm pretty sure I recommended that several pages ago![]()
Yay!
Now all we need is for FD to break it again later today with beta 3...![]()
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Nice GPU! Generally at the moment for gaming so long as it is a K series an i5 is fine. Maybe going forward this may change but for now save your cash. That being said.... So long as it IS a k series running at 3.2 is bordering on criminal. With even a half decent cooler it should do 4ghz and depending on exact model will do anything up to 4.7 .... My i5 2500k does 4.35ghz on a 15quid aftermarket cooler
No, if it's a good i5 and you overclock it to 4.2+. Then you wait for cv and upgrade then. Prices and choices will be better. Not to mention that ridiculously expensive ddr4 should go down pricewise ..
Yes if it's one of those dual core things.
Count yourself lucky, the dk2 I have here won't come out of 'no signal mode' no matter what I try or do. A constant orange light since I got it 2 weeks ago.Mailed Oculus support but haven't heard a word from them. Right now, I have a rather expensive plastic paperweight sitting on the side table.
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You should be OK for the DK2 with that system.
If it will be enough for CV1 i dunno, we will all have to wait and see.
I don't know if you'll be happy with the DK2 next year when the CV1 releases though. It will be a major step up from the DK2 in probably every way.
The DK2 is amazing for what it is but I would forgo it to buy the CV1 on launch if it's an either or situation.
I knew that I could afford the DK2 now and the CV1 when it releases and to upgrade my GPU if needs be and the reason I bought one, if money was tight I'd be holding off.
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I'm pretty sure I recommended that several pages ago![]()
Thanks for the info. I could definitely afford both, it's more a case of whether a single graphics card will exist that will power CV1 for about 150W and be less than 10" long
! I might have to change my whole PC, which I don't fancy doing. I'll wait and see if I'm blown away... I definitely miss the totally different sense of scale
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Thanks for the info. I could definitely afford both, it's more a case of whether a single graphics card will exist that will power CV1 for about 150W and be less than 10" long
! I might have to change my whole PC, which I don't fancy doing. I'll wait and see if I'm blown away... I definitely miss the totally different sense of scale
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Pretty restrictive set of needs there, but the GTX 760 Ti might meet it. It would probably need a displayport adapter and a MB with PCI-e 3. However, all advice is to wait till the CV1 comes out with min specs before buying, at which point those cards will be dirt cheap, relatively speaking.
There's a Micro ITX sized 970 by Gigabyte (if I remember correctly the company). IDK if it'll be enough for CV1 though.
As far as DK2, if you spend $100 on a bottle of wine, $100 on dinner date or anything like that, then get it. You'll definitely get your money's worth if that makes sense? IDK if you'll be "blown away" or not but, it sure changes the game.
There's a Micro ITX sized 970 by Gigabyte (if I remember correctly the company). IDK if it'll be enough for CV1 though.
As far as DK2, if you spend $100 on a bottle of wine, $100 on dinner date or anything like that, then get it. You'll definitely get your money's worth if that makes sense? IDK if you'll be "blown away" or not but, it sure changes the game.
As I said earlier, I already have a 970 (EVGA Superclocked, if you're counting)
You should be OK for the DK2 with that system.
If it will be enough for CV1 i dunno, we will all have to wait and see.
I don't know if you'll be happy with the DK2 next year when the CV1 releases though. It will be a major step up from the DK2 in probably every way.
The DK2 is amazing for what it is but I would forgo it to buy the CV1 on launch if it's an either or situation.
I knew that I could afford the DK2 now and the CV1 when it releases and to upgrade my GPU if needs be and the reason I bought one, if money was tight I'd be holding off.
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I'm pretty sure I recommended that several pages ago![]()
As I said earlier, I already have a 970 (EVGA Superclocked, if you're counting)
God, I wonder if I should try this to get head tracking to work?
Sorry, this is a ridiculously hug thread and, admittedly, I haven't read every post. I saw the 10" restriction and thought a ITX 970 would help. O'well, someone out thre will be excited to see an ITX sized GPU with that power. Don't know if it will be 150w though.