Recent content by Captdonno

I have an i7 5820K and have no issues with my HTC Vive. That tool is utter bullsh*t.

No, that graphics processor is not recommended for VR. I would look for something with no less than a GTX 1070 equivalent in a laptop for portable VR. One of my coworkers actually just picked up an MSI Leopard Pro with portable VR (HTC Vive) specifically in mind and it runs fantastic.

For my money, I would get the MSI Gaming Pro Carbon. It has a bit better feature set, and more stability for overclocking your 8700K. Alternately, the Gigabyte Gaming 5 or 7 are both solid choices (lean towards 7 with your processor/GPU combo).

Please follow this link's instructions for adding a Bluetooth device on your laptop - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/add-a-bluetooth-enabled-device-to-your-computer If you don't have Windows 7 the instructions should be very similar for Windows 8 as well.

Look into the Nexus line of tablets. Either the 7 or 10. The 7 is, at least in my opinion, the best bang for your buck while supporting any format you throw at it. It also has the brightest, richest screen out there. The Nexus tablets also support "Qi" wireless charging so you can just throw...

Okay, I was attempting to hook up my parent's new RCA soundbar with their new RCA 42" LED TV and was getting frustrated. hopefully someone here can point me in the right direction. The only connection the soundbar supports is a red/white RCA for left and right audio channels (came with cable)...