Making virtual a reality
Discover a richer, immersive VR experience powered by Intel® technology.
Virtual Reality - Merged Reality Powered by Intel® Technology
A New world of experience
Intel® innovations are redefining what virtual reality really means — and what you can do in it. Virtual experiences are bound by only your imagination. New worlds come alive.
Experience 360° of Amazing
Extraordinary experiences require outstanding performance. The Intel® Core™ i7 processor has the power to deliver amazing game physics, rich 360 degree 3D visuals, precise controls, and immersive 3D sound. Wherever you want to go, Intel® technology can take you there.
Enjoy the Best of All Worlds
No wires. No limitations. The future of merged reality is here. Enjoy the best of all worlds through a new way of experiencing physical and virtual environments. With a suite of next-generation sensing and digitalizing technologies, Intel is powering merged reality, helping to create a more engaging future.
No wires
Sense what's around you
Plug and play
No walls
Two Worlds Combined
Merged reality brings the real world into the virtual, allowing you to see the world around you while remaining in the virtual space. See your friends, interact with the virtual world using your own hands, and avoid real-world objects without ever removing your headset.
Experience the Best Seat in the House
Intel® True VR gives users the best seat in the house — or arena, or concert hall. Get close to the action and watch your favorite team from courtside seats or get exclusive backstage access for a show. You pick your point-of-view, immersing yourself into the event, no matter what device you own. This isn’t the future. It’s happening now.
Powering the Virtual Revolution
Your VR journey starts with Intel® technology
HTC Vive*
"The HTC Vive* is a best-in-class VR experience. Through partnering with Intel® worldwide, we can exceed the expectations of developers and customers alike; advancing virtual reality capabilities and adoption.” - Dan O’Brien, HTC Vive VP VR OSVR.
Oculus
Oculus1 partnered with industry leaders like Intel® to provide a range of systems that are optimized for virtual reality. Oculus Ready PCs have been designed and tested with Rift in mind, so you can be confident they’ll deliver a great VR experience.
Razer
"We strongly believe that virtual reality should be accessible and open to everyone. Working with OSVR, Intel® technology opens up a much larger spectrum of devices to experience high-quality virtual reality." - Chris Mitchell, Razer Sr. Manager.
Powerful VR Ready Computers and Laptops
VR-enabled desktops, laptops, and peripherals aren't just the stuff of science-fiction - they're here right now. Whether you're a power gamer or a virtual novice, we have the device for you.
Related Technologies
The Freedom to Engage
Intel® RealSense™ technology uses sensing technologies to enable depth perception, 3D imagery, interior mapping, and feature tracking for creating next-generation interactive experiences in everything from VR to robotics.
Single Port, a Universe of Possibilities
Simplify productivity and reduce cable clutter by linking multiple devices through a single, compact port with lightning-fast transfers powered by Thunderbolt™ 3 technology.
Set Yourself Up for the Future
Intel® Optane™ technology is a new premium class of non-volatile memory provides you with fast access to large sets of data, unleashing amazing new experiences for those who demand high performance, while maintaining high capacities.2
The Story Behind VR
The iQ digital magazine tells stories of how game creators, 360-degree video makers, and virtual reality designers are using VR technologies to create evocative experiences that are out of this world.
Product and Performance Information
1
OCULUS and the OCULUS logo are trademarks of Oculus VR, LLC. Intel makes no representations or warranties regarding the Oculus compatibility tool, which is offered by Oculus VR, LLC. Questions regarding the tool should be directed to Oculus VR, LLC. See the Oculus Terms of Service for additional information.
2
Technology claims are based on comparisons of latency, density and write cycling metrics amongst memory technologies recorded on published specifications of in-market memory products against internal Intel specifications.