It's where you plug an external graphics card - a must-have if your Mac is older than 2015. To get eGPU work with Mac, make sure you upgrade macOS to High Sierra or later. Plus, your Mac should have a Thunderbolt 3 Port or an adapter for older Macs without Thunderbolt 3. Apple's registered devs can purchase a native toolkit (eGPU + Radeon graphics card + Thunderbolt 3 adapter). More info on eGPU compatibility and graphics cards here.īottom line: If your Mac isn't older than 2015 + you get a good external graphics card and an eGPU enclosure, you're good to go. Last piece of the puzzle, VR headset that's compatible with Mac. I would love to give you a huge list of options - but the truth is you can really use only one. HTC Vive is the only VR headset officially working on Mac. Poor tech specifications in macOS are the main reason why large VR manufacturers are primarily focused on PCs. This makes HTC Vive VR the only sustainable option. It's also the best VR headset for Steam, according to PCMag review, which is awesome news for gamers. Until recently, SteamVR has been the only VR system Mac users could use for gaming, along with HTC Vive headset - but it seems like they are dropping support for macOS soon.
So the future of HTC Vive games is pretty fuzzy. If you consider getting a headset for Mac, there are two HTC Vive models you choose from - the basic one and Pro. The improved version was released in 2018 as an upgrade to the original HTC Vive. But is it really worth it? Let’s point out the main enhancements you’ll find in HTC Vive Pro:ĭual-lens setup. An extra lens has been added to enable new tracking capabilities.
Unlike the original model, HTC Vive Pro can track hand gestures.īuilt-in headphones. No need to add your own pair of headphones to have an immersive VR experience, the Pro version has it.
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