TruView VR Hardware Requirements

System hardware requirements

The following table outlines the hardware requirements to run TruView on your computer. It may run using lower than recommended hardware but performance might not be optimal.

Component	Minimum	Recommended
OS	Windows 8.1 or later, Windows 10
Processor	Intel Core i7 quad core running at 3.5 GHz /AMD FX 8350 equivalent or better	Intel Core i9 quad core running at 3.5 GHz or better
Memory	32 GB	64 GB
Graphics	NVIDIA GeForce GTX 900 series, AMD Radeon R9 290 equivalent or better	NVIDIA or 1000 series with 8GB of video memory or NVIDIA Quadro P5500 or equivalent
Additional Hardware	1x USB 2.0 or newer, HDMI 1.4, Display Port 1.2 or newer

If you are using a headset that supports the Windows Mixed Reality, you can verify if your PC will support TruView VR via the Windows Mixed Reality Portal.

After you have setup your headset, launch the Windows Mixed Reality Portal.

After running the app, you'll get one of the following messages:

You're good to go. Your PC is ready to run mixed reality games and experiences.
Supports some features. Your PC can run some mixed reality experiences.
Can't run mixed reality. This PC doesn't meet the minimum requirements needed to run Windows Mixed Reality.

You'll then get an analysis of your PC against the required hardware, drivers, and operating system.

Supported VR Headsets

TruView VR will support most modern Windows Mixed Reality headsets, however it has only been tested on some headsets. If you are using an untested headset you will likely have map the buttons manually through the steam app. The following document outlines the steps required to add custom controller bindings to VR controller.

Supported and tested Headsets

HP Reverb G2
HTC VIVE
Meta Quest 2

Untested headsets

Samsung Odyssey+
Asus HC102

Unsupported Headsets

Oculus Rift

Setting up VR Headsets

The setup process will vary depending on which headset you are using. Please reference the appropriate online documentation for setting up the VR headset you are using. Ensure that when you are setting up your headset that you connect the headset to your dedicated graphics card and not the one that is integrated with your CPU.