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Anybody use a virtual desktop for their VR HMDs?

 

I only use my PC for games and sims. I'm thinking maybe I can ditch the 2D screen all together by using a virtual desktop app. I guess I would still need a 2D screen for making BIOS changes and when setting up a new PC and/or re-installing Windows.

 

http://store.steampowered.com/app/382110/

 

https://www.oculus.com/experiences/rift/911715622255585/

 

Anybody got any experience with these apps?

 

LoL! Just realized they are the same app... Well then, anybody tried it or know of another and better one..?

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I think they only work with Windows 10. Funny, Oculus recommends GTX 640 ))

 

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I use Big Screen often and quite like the concept but tends to take a fps hit in DCS if I launch from it. The resoultion can be a bit of a strain in this generation of headsets. But your experience may vary. And of course its free to use to try for your self.

There we were....two against a thousand.....so what'd we do....Shotem' both!!!!

 

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Thanks for your replies!

I installed the Virtual Desktop, and with that on "start with windows" I could unplug my monitor, boot up the PC and start DCS from VR. There seem to be a slight performance degradation though. And when I exited DCS I was not returned to the virtual desktop, or Oculus home.

So I guess I will still use a regular 2D screen for booting and such.

 

Virtual Desktop seems like a very cool app though, well worth the $13. Lots of cool features like watching movies (2D or 3D, 360) and panoramic photos.

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