currently my XBVR has around 1500~ VR movies and around 30TB
Good to know. I'll stick with the Quest in that case, as I am not currently in the market for a new laptop or pc rig.If you just want to play videos having a powerful setup is actually not necessary as all Geforce 2xxx/3xxx are able to play 8k videos without any issues, as they do have the same video encoder. Quest 2 also has a chip specially designed for playing 8k content (Qualcomm XR2). I did use supersampling on my Odyssey+ as well back then, and wasnt really impressed (differs from Walle12's experience)
I did notice certain disagreements in this thread regarding the efficacy of certain settings within VR. Must be rather subjective I suppose.
I'll stick with simplicity then. Best not to shoot for goals too lofty when I have yet to set sail.The Problem with tethered VR is that its mostly a dying market as most companies go for standalone VR. The only positive side is that you could get large FOV headsets like Pimax (but they do require a lot of tweaking and are quite expensive). Most other, more affordable, VR headsets are either discontinued like the Odyssey+ or not really much better than the Quest2, such as the Reverb G2.
So my advice for you would be, as you are not in a hurry and concious about spending to much:
Wait till fall for the Quest 3 release and get a new/used Quest 2 at that time, and as i said if would save the 100$/euros price difference and go for the small model as for that kind of money you could easily get another 5TB harddrive, because once you are hooked you want more content, and especially given 8k videos, you would need a lot of storage space.
Getting a device with larger storage would only make sense to me if you want to use it a lot when travelling.
Thank you Tim and Walle for the advice. Won't derail the thread any longer - back to VR JAV!
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