Amd enables virtual reality on $ 500 teams with asynchronous timewarp and liquidvr

CyberPowerPC and Oculus have announced a collaboration with AMD to take a tremendous step forward in the goal of making virtual reality affordable for the bulk of PC gamers: a new virtual reality-capable device priced at just 499 bucks thanks to Asynchronous Timewarp and LiquidVR.

Asynchronous Timewarp technology and AMD LiquidVR enable virtual reality in teams as low as $ 500 thanks to

The new team created for virtual reality in collaboration with AMD costs only $ 499 in what is capable of including an AMD FX-4350 processor and a Radeon RX 470 graphics card. Included in this price is a keyboard, a mouse, a DVD drive and even a Windows 10 license… a complete equipment capable of handling virtual reality equipment and allowing gaming at 1080p resolution and 60 FPS thanks to the presence of its powerful graphics card with Polaris architecture at 14 nm.

To make such a feat possible, use is made of Asynchronous Timewarp technology and AMD LiquidVR that work in conjunction with AMD's driver to make Oculus Rift work at an internal speed of 45 FPS while being able to represent 90 FPS in its screen to provide great fluidity in games. With this , the necessary hardware requirements are reduced by half to be able to enjoy virtual reality adequately, remember that 90 FPS are required to obtain a pleasant user experience.

Previously, it was necessary to obtain a computer with an estimated cost of $ 949, which is beyond the reach of a large number of users. There is no doubt that virtual reality is advancing by leaps and bounds and very soon it will be something very affordable for all gamers.

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Source: tweaktown