7600K still good?

Take it easy, I have it for almost a year now and still cannot overcome this damn sickness every 15-25min in VR.

 

On the other hand, it's too tempting to not try again, that good it is, despite the minecraft sized pixels :)

I can fix.that for you if you jump into the WO seat of.a Gazelle on a MP server with me prolly take a only a minute or so. :P:music_whistling:

@OP just take it easy at first do not let first impressions put you off there are some aspects.that take a while to adapt to as well some time tweaking your system. :thumbup:

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Keep in mind we're all here to help.

Take it easy, I have it for almost a year now and still cannot overcome this damn sickness every 15-25min in VR.

 

On the other hand, it's too tempting to not try again, that good it is, despite the minecraft sized pixels :)

I've spent up to 8-10 hours in day on a 12.6ft inflatable pontoon boat powered by a trolling motor without a hint of motion sickness.. albeit a little wobbly and weird feeling once back on land after sitting on wake all day. Thankfully I'm not prone to motion sickness.

So yeah.. I guess if someone's prone to motion sickness they should probably take it easy, and most definitely run with ASW or whatever the latest thing is for 45 fps gameplay to limit the hurl factor when 90 fps isn't achievable.

That being said - I can feel it in my stomach every time I touch down in the Huey, and when I come to a stop after landing a taildragger my body lurches forward as if I suddenly slammed the brakes in my car.. or an aircraft I reckon but the latter I have no real world experience with.

I think it's partly your brain adjusting to some elements of motion physically missing from the visual input you should get used to it, although it's important to not push yourself to the point of getting sick obviously.

I also normally don't get motion sick, when I first got my Rift I took the Huey out and it was an awesome experience however after while I gave the Gazelle a go, lets just say after about 10 minutes I had to land it and take a break or it wasn't going to end well. Now it's fine no issue at all.

Gotta say the first few times you crash in VR can be interesting. :lol: :music_whistling:

I'm still running on a 4670k so 7600k even looks like an upgrade to me. Of course newer is better but here in your case it's perfectly fine.

It's my gtx 980 which is starting to show its age now...

My motion sickness only happens in VR.

I am totally high sea proof in RL and as a kid I used to be on the copilot seat doing FIA style flying.

Just that my brain needs the full input. Eye & ears, if that mismatches my error correction fails shortly afterwards.

My brain likes the real stuff I guess ‍

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My motion sickness only happens in VR.

 

I am totally high sea proof in RL and as a kid I used to be on the copilot seat doing FIA style flying.

 

Just that my brain needs the full input. Eye & ears, if that mismatches my error correction fails shortly afterwards.

 

My brain likes the real stuff I guess ‍

 

 

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I think you'll find with some effort you can adapt to both. :D

I think you'll find with some effort you can adapt to both. :D

Man, I really hope so !!!!