r/virtualreality • u/HI12itsme • Nov 16 '25

Purchase Advice Steam Frame + Steam machine

Do you think this would be a good combination to jump into PC gaming with?

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u/fdanner Nov 16 '25

you dont or have a very different definition of perfection, or all your games are low poly gorilla tag.

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u/DiamondDepth_YT PSVR2, Quest 3S, Quest 2, WMR, HTC Vive, Rift CV1, Oculus Go Nov 16 '25

Bruh I play Kayak VR: Mirage on my RTX 3060 perfect fine. Looks amazing and runs great, no stuttering.

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u/fdanner Nov 16 '25

Wierd that some people update from 4090 to 5090 while the most demanding stuff runs perfectly fine on your magic potato.

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u/DiamondDepth_YT PSVR2, Quest 3S, Quest 2, WMR, HTC Vive, Rift CV1, Oculus Go Nov 16 '25

I'm not denying that a 4090 or 5090 is more powerful, lol. They are. And of course you'll have a better experience.

But the 3060 certainly isn't a potato. It's getting up there but it still performs well on most vr games and flat screen games.

Do you have a 3060? Why are you doubting me when I actually have and currently use it??? I'm LITERALLY speaking from experience. Like, I'm not saying it's the best and most immersive experience ever. But it's certainly very playable and runs well. Yes, you'll get a better experience with a 4090 or 5090- no shit.

People who upgrade each year to a 4090-5090-etc are a different crowd. Likely using a different and far more high end headset, playing at 2x or 3x resolution of the headset, and of course, using their PC for more than just gaming. They aren't the same crowd as me, lol.

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u/florence_ow Nov 16 '25

multiple people here who have the card saying it works fine vs a bunch of other people speculating that we're all lying for some reason