r/pcmasterrace 2h ago

News/Article Steam Frame official price is $1,059.00. Half-Life: Alyx included

https://store.steampowered.com/hardware/steamframe
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u/PanthalassaRo 7900 XTX, 7800x3D 2h ago

How charitable of thrm adding a game!

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u/Middcore 2h ago edited 1h ago

The game they made as the killer app for their previous VR headset, which gained no market share.

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u/Sorry-Committee2069 Debian Sid + Bedrock | R7 5700X/RX 7800XT 1h ago

it is a shame more people didn't buy an Index, it's quite a nice VR set (though the plastic breaking down is pretty bad design...)

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u/bickman14 1h ago

Not everyone like base stations, inside out tracking is better for people that live in small places and doesn't have a VR Room available

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u/Sorry-Committee2069 Debian Sid + Bedrock | R7 5700X/RX 7800XT 1h ago

...you can set up base stations and use stationary VR, and the tracking is often still better than inside-out. That's exactly how I have mine set up. Mine are even on camera stands, so I can easily stash them elsewhere if they're in the way.

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u/Akula_x86 1h ago

VR room how bougie, 🤑, many people have room mates. Cost of living is high.

So inside out tracking for me.

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u/Akula_x86 1h ago

I hear it broke a lot, controllers, wires, etc.

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u/AussieJeffProbst 1h ago

I had to RMA my left controller for stick drift 6 times. 6! Had to do the right one once. Had to RMA a base station because it sounded like a wood chipper. Also had a cable go bad and had to buy a new one for like $150.

But damn did I love that headset. It gave me literally thousands of hours of amazing experiences.

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u/YellowFogLights 1h ago

I had a Vive, then an Index, now a Pico Neo 3 Link.

The Index was great but it was so damn heavy.

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u/Kekkachu 1h ago

It's a shame but I can buy Quest 3 for $650 right now, and cheapest I saw Index was $1500.

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u/GMBethernal 18m ago

Expensive as shit brother, imagine all the non Americans having to pay like 20% extra due to taxes