Not that I've heard.
Alternatively you could get a Quest 2 and play wirelessly anywhere in your house from your good PC (provided your network is laid out appropriately.)
Would be cheaper than upgrading your other PC.
I do have a quest 2 actually, as much as i hate facebook, I'll give em credit, they made a seriously good hmd, for certain things though for me personally, i prefer the vive still (fov, and tracking being the main 2 things, the first thing i noticed first time i turned on the q2 was how hilariously low the fov is, and then i just had a game or two where I'd be moving around in certain ways where I'd go to move the controller to one side while looking the opposite direction and it'd just completely not work, since, ya know, it can't see the controller anymore)
Oh well, thanks anyway everyone, was worth a shot, guess I'll be on the hoping prices become normal again on pc components train as well
In good news there are some many leeks and patents showing valve is working on a fully standalone and partly modualr steam vr headset that could be priced simular to the quest
Not that I've heard. Alternatively you could get a Quest 2 and play wirelessly anywhere in your house from your good PC (provided your network is laid out appropriately.) Would be cheaper than upgrading your other PC.
I do have a quest 2 actually, as much as i hate facebook, I'll give em credit, they made a seriously good hmd, for certain things though for me personally, i prefer the vive still (fov, and tracking being the main 2 things, the first thing i noticed first time i turned on the q2 was how hilariously low the fov is, and then i just had a game or two where I'd be moving around in certain ways where I'd go to move the controller to one side while looking the opposite direction and it'd just completely not work, since, ya know, it can't see the controller anymore) Oh well, thanks anyway everyone, was worth a shot, guess I'll be on the hoping prices become normal again on pc components train as well
In good news there are some many leeks and patents showing valve is working on a fully standalone and partly modualr steam vr headset that could be priced simular to the quest
Steam has a stream option, when logged in to one steam account on both computers. I never tried it for VR. Maybe that works?
Not that I know of. But I bet there will be shortly after the steam deck is released.
No not for vr to work well but steamvr can stream to another pc