Green signals – Your PC is completely VR Ready. Apart from these 3 grading systems, the HTC Vive tool also gives the average fidelity rating based on a numerical scale of Low/Medium/High/Very High.

Luckily, there’s an easy and free way to know whether your rig is VR-ready. Oculus VR, the company behind the Oculus Rift, recently released a simple software utility that does all the checking ...

To help PC players know their rig's limits, Nvidia has released FCAT VR - an extension of the tech company's FCAT benchmarking software - to accurately track their machine's VR performance.

Oculus and Valve's own virtual reality compatibility tests will tell you if your PC is VR-ready, but how ready is a bit of a specification guessing game. Will you be able to run games at their ...

If you move onto this test, you already know that your PC is able to handle the basic Vive and Rift experience but now you’ll be able to find out just how far you can push it.

When working out a gaming laptop is VR-ready, many simply consider the internals of the system itself. However, different VR headsets require different connections to your computer in order to ...

With HTC beginning to take pre-orders for the SteamVR-powered Vive headset in just one week, you may well be wondering if your PC tower is up for running high-end VR without any distracting lag.

The future of VR is pretty exciting, sure, but also expensive. Not only will you need to fork over $600 for the Oculus Rift headset, you’ll also need to have an incredibly powerful rig to use it.

But the point is that VR has another key requirement that is less important in traditional PC gaming - minimum frame-rate really shouldn't drop below the target 90fps.

Just tell how to use Rift with not ready PC. Or you said I can NEVER use Rift with it? One day, suddenly Oculus told me your PC is not ready, though I’ve been able to use it until then.

Building your own PC gaming rig is pretty awesome. if you’re interested in upcoming VR headsets like the Oculus Rift, you might need something more powerful. Here’s what you’ll need to ...

At CES, VR Ready is basically an excuse to show off some of the most fun experiences the Rift and Vive have to offer. After a quick introduction, I jumped straight into something I’ve wanted to ...