Friday, September 2, 2016

HTC Vive wireless VR prototype in the works to be shown this fall

According to Shack News, a joint venture between Valve and Quark VR are attempting to free Vive headsets from their wires. They state that their wireless prototype will be unveiled sometime this fall. Perhaps this move toward wireless will accelerate the adoption of VR as "tech hurdles" are gradually overcome.

For those looking to build a rig for VR, GIGABYTE Motherboards has you covered with NVMe support via M.2 or U.2 for speedy load times and our anchored stainless steel shielding on our full-length PCI Express slots keep the slots safe under the load of heavy high-end video cards, especially if you find yourself transporting your system often.

Note the single-piece stainless steel shielding on the full-length PCI Express slots


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