Falcon Northwest has been building Oculus' own VR development and demo PCs for years. Now some of their favorite Falcon PC configurations are available as Oculus Ready systems. Equipped with the world's fastest and most advanced graphics cards, these systems deliver the smoothest Rift experience imaginable.
"We've worked with Falcon since the very beginning of Oculus. We built the Oculus platform with Falcon PCs and used their Tikis in nearly every early demo."
- The Oculus Team
The Oculus Ready Tiki configuration packs a huge amount of firepower into a compact system that looks great on a desk, and is easy to transport.
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The Oculus Ready FragBox configuration puts even more capability in a small system that's packed with more CPU cores, more storage, and even faster graphics. It's powerful enough to create a VR app, and small enough to transport to a tradeshow or client to demo it.
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The new TLX laptop is the thinnest and lightest Oculus Ready certified 15" laptop in the world! It combines an 8th Generation 4.1GHz Six-Core Intel Core i7 CPU and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 GPU with a gorgeous 15.6" IPS 144Hz display. NVIDIA's "Max-Q" design technology allows all that power to be packed into an amazing 0.8" thick, and weighs only 4.75 pounds! PCI Express storage means waiting for apps to load in the dark in VR are at an absolute minimum. And it's all packaged in our legendary paintwork - we don't start building your TLX until you tell us what custom color of automotive paint it should be.
*Please note: This configuration has been upgraded with 20-Series Nvidia graphics cards and is currently under review for re-certification by Oculus.
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The Oculus Ready Talon configuration is powered by the incredible GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, the latest Intel 8th Generation Core-i7 "Coffee Lake" processor, and up to 2 Terabytes of PCI Express storage for 4X faster than SSD load times. And it has an over-sized power supply capable of adding a second GPU in the future.
*Please note: This configuration has been upgraded with 9th Gen Intel processors and 20-Series Nvidia graphics cards and is currently under review for re-certification by Oculus.
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"These are some of the toughest and most beloved PCs among the gaming community."
- The Oculus Team
Falcon Northwest PCs aren't sitting around in boxes on some retail store shelf getting old. We build every system to order, for every client, with the absolute latest technology. Everything is customizable, right down to the color of the paintwork if you desire. Want to learn more about what makes Falcon Northwest unique? Feel free to explore our site to learn all about us, or click here to get started.
Virtual Reality is much more demanding than normal PC Gaming. VR headsets require a high-performance PC because they need the system to create 90 new high-resolution images each second, twice (for each eye's perspective). If the PC isn't fast enough to stay above 90 Frames Per Second, you'll get dropped frames, warped frames, and could even get motion sickness. So, before you buy a VR headset, you should check to see if your PC is capable of meeting VR's requirements.
VRMark is a new benchmark from the developers of 3DMark. It includes two VR tests that run on your monitor, no headset required. Falcon's Oculus Ready PCs (or our even faster configurations) pass VRMark's "Orange Room" test with flying colors. And their "Blue Room" test was designed to tax even multi-GPU setups, simulating possible future VR headsets with its massive 5K rendering resolution. Each test is a visual treat to watch, and there's even an "Experience" mode where you can freely explore the gorgeous test rooms in VR.
Try VRMark today and see if your PC is ready for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift. If it isn't, or you want to be ready for future VR headsets, Falcon can build you the ultimate VRPC.
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