I've just witnessed the very best in virtual reality.
Here's it is, on the blog:
http://www.blurbusters.com/oculus-2560x ... prototype/
Took a video here:
http://www.blurbusters.com/oculus-2560x ... prototype/
Eventually, we'll need a desktop monitor equivalent, but if you want strobed 2560x1440 OLED, you're going to have to wear it!
Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @ CES
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
Impressive. 1440P at a decent strobing refresh is what I've been waiting for with Oculus. Hopefully it doesn't take forever to come to market.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
Awesome stuff...I am losing my mind waiting to experience the power of OLED.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
Hell yeah. I kinda hoped that we could get more than 60fps, but the strobing will help I suppose. OLED is aewsome too.
MAybe we can overclock the displays? I at least have to try.
MAybe we can overclock the displays? I at least have to try.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
It's 90 hz, and they're already being driven about as fast as they can be over HDMI 1.4. Believe me, they're "overclocked" to the max already.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
aeliusg wrote:It's 90 hz, and they're already being driven about as fast as they can be over HDMI 1.4. Believe me, they're "overclocked" to the max already.
Typo there, I meant 90. after spending so much time at 144, going to 60 is jarring. Maybe 90 will be less so.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
It's 90 hz low persistence OLED so that's pretty good. It'll look better than an LCD at 144 hz.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
Will it? Is that due to the low persistance? I run ULMB, so surely that's better than OLED?aeliusg wrote:It's 90 hz low persistence OLED so that's pretty good. It'll look better than an LCD at 144 hz.
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Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/abrash/d ... ng-judder/PoWn3d_0704 wrote:Will it? Is that due to the low persistance? I run ULMB, so surely that's better than OLED?aeliusg wrote:It's 90 hz low persistence OLED so that's pretty good. It'll look better than an LCD at 144 hz.
there are still problems with low persistance displays in VR, but maybe he's talking about the pure beauty of the 90hz OLED pannel
Re: Oculus OLED 2560x1440 strobed 90Hz VR! Chief tests it @
You run ULMB at 120 hz with with around 2m persistence and probably around 10-15 ms latency. The OR screen runs at 90 hz with similar persistence but still lower latency.PoWn3d_0704 wrote:Will it? Is that due to the low persistance? I run ULMB, so surely that's better than OLED?aeliusg wrote:It's 90 hz low persistence OLED so that's pretty good. It'll look better than an LCD at 144 hz.
Though, besides, the comparison isn't really apt because the viewing conditions are so different. 1440p at a few cm away from your eyes taking up 90 degrees of your field of view is quite different than 1440p taking up maybe 60 degrees of your FOV at the very extreme. The quality will be lower than you expect, but not for the reasons you were concerned about earlier.