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We don't yet have full details of the chips inside Apple's new Kaby Lake-powered MacBook Pros, but there's a strong chance the small bump in power will bring even the i5 13-inch Touch Bar model up to Oculus' spec.ДЄnyone with a trash can Mac Pro, unsurprisingly, has enough theoretical CPU power to handle a VR headset with ease. As for the 13-inch and dual-core 15-inch models, that's up for debate: An i7 might meet Oculus' base spec but would be nowhere near HTC's. Pretty much every MacBook Pro with a quad-core processor would breeze through the CPU requirement tests: That includes the 15-inch Touch Bar model but also runs back to the high-end 15-inch models from 2013. Taking the i3-6100 and i5-4590 as our baselines for required CPU performance - and ignoring port selection for now - it's immediately apparent that the MacBook, MacBook Air and Mac mini do not meet the minimum required specifications for VR, no matter what GPU you add. (That's thanks largely to custom software on Oculus' part, and the 'recommended' CPU remains the i5-4590.) It now suggests the minimum specs required are an Intel i3-6100 and a NVIDIA GTX 1050 Ti. While HTC has mostly held fast on that specification, Oculus has lowered the baseline significantly.

HTC and Oculus began with the same required specs for their respective headsets: Your setup had to involve a CPU equivalent to an Intel i5-4590, a similar GPU to a NVIDIA GTX 970 and at least 8GB of RAM. Which of these Macs, with an added GPU, is 'VR-ready'? It depends who you ask. Instead of geeking out on the CPU's role in gaming, let's just remind ourselves of the machines that Apple has made over the past five years, in rough order of processing power: We're not going to get super technical here - if you want to know more about the underlying problems when pairing strong GPUs with weak CPUs, you can read every technical analysis of Sony's PS4 Pro ever written. It feels like many people don't quite understand what a GPU does and why adding one to an underpowered machine won't make it VR ready.

Immediately after Apple's VR announcement, a colleague remarked that adding an external GPU would be 'dope if you're buying a MacBook Air or a low-powered machine' - you'd have an ultraportable that you plug into a dock for VR and high-end gaming.

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Couple that with NVIDIA's commitment to release graphics drivers for macOS and it's suddenly going to be a lot easier for Apple users to boost the power of their machines. What Apple's new High Sierra OS brings is full support for GPU docks in its graphics API. That news excited a lot of people.Д®xternal GPUs, for what it's worth, work right now in macOS Sierra without huge issues (Bizon has been selling external GPU enclosures for a while). Early on in yesterday's WWDC keynote, Apple announced VR support in OS X, along with an external GPU dock for Mac developers.

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