Considering that both the headsets have a similar FOV, can anyone having both compare their binocular overlap?
I'd like to know if switching from my Crystal Light to the Dream Air the dept perception will increase or not.
I read that Crystal Light has 83° (80% of the FOV), while Dream Air 90° (87% of the FOV), but how much does it affect the depth perception?
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I see there are several way to mitigate the burning 12V-2x6 issue.
I've narrowed the possibilities between chnging the PSU with the MPG Ai1300TS PCIE5, or to keep my Corsair RM1200x SHIFT and to use a Thermal Grizzly WireView Pro 2.
Both should do the same things; monitoring the current Ampere and Voltage per pin and global temperature, and have some configurable threshold activating alarms and pc shutdown.
If it wasn't a matter of money, what would you choose and why.
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I am evaluating the Pimax Dream Air, but I'd like to know if there are any alternatives.
My need is NOT using base station, to connect it directly to the pc via display port (not standalone), so no Meta or Pico like stuff...
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I wonder if anyone managed to compare the performances of Crystal Light with the Dream Air.
It looks like the rendered pixels are comparable, but it seems to me that Dream Air requires more power to achieve the same frame rates than the Crystal, but I'll be very happy to be wrong.
I've noticed that Pimax Crystal Super on Amazon costs way more than on Pimax store. Is there a reason for this?
Amazon.it sells the Super at 2.194€, while I could buy it from Pimax at 1,779€ tax and delivery included.
It is a big difference!
In addition, is Pimax going to sell the Dream Air and Dream Air SE on Amazon too?