RTX 4070 VR laptop: overview

This 16-inch RTX 4070 laptop pairs a 24-core Intel Core i9-14900HX with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 (8 GB GDDR6), 32 GB DDR5-5600 and a 1 TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD. It sits between the entry RTX 4060 laptop and the flagship RTX 4090 model in our range.

It is a solid choice for mobile VR setups that need to run mainstream PC VR titles, training apps and 3D viewers reliably, with more memory than entry models for multitasking and larger projects.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the rtx 4070 vr laptop is for

Mobile VR setups that need more CPU and memory than an entry laptop, without paying for a flagship.

• Trainers and consultants who run VR demos at client sites
• Trade-show and exhibition stands
• Schools and universities with mobile VR carts
• VR developers testing builds away from the desk
• Gamers who want PC VR at home and on the move

Features in detail

24-core Core i9

The i9-14900HX keeps CPU-heavy simulation and development tools responsive.

RTX 4070 graphics

A step up from the RTX 4060 for smoother frame rates and higher render resolution in VR.

32 GB DDR5-5600

Two 16 GB modules give room for game engines, 3D viewers and large training apps.

1 TB PCIe 4.0 SSD

Space for a sizeable VR library or several project builds.

Thunderbolt 4 and HDMI 2.1

Connect headsets, docks and external monitors.

Wi-Fi 6E and 2.5 Gb Ethernet

Stable wireless PC VR streaming and fast wired installs; 90 Wh battery, about 2.5 kg.

Compatibility

Works with PC VR headsets over USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt and with standalone headsets streamed by cable or Wi-Fi 6E. Tell us your headset and we confirm the connection path.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4070 (8 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

32 GB DDR5-5600 (2 × 16 GB).

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Home.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

How does it compare with the RTX 4060 laptop?

It doubles the RAM, adds a faster 24-core CPU and a stronger GPU.

Does it support wireless PC VR?

Yes, via Wi-Fi 6E.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

RTX 4090 VR laptop: overview

This flagship 16-inch RTX 4090 laptop is one of the most powerful portable machines you can put behind a high-resolution PC VR headset: an Intel Core i9-14900HX, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 (16 GB GDDR6, DLSS 3), 64 GB DDR5-5600 and two 1 TB NVMe SSDs.

Its 2560 × 1600 (QHD+), 240 Hz display and desktop-class GPU let it handle demanding simulation, design review and location-based VR content away from the desk.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the rtx 4090 vr laptop is for

Simulation, design review and location-based VR teams who need desktop-class GPU power away from the desk.

• Trainers and consultants who run VR demos at client sites
• Trade-show and exhibition stands
• Schools and universities with mobile VR carts
• VR developers testing builds away from the desk
• Gamers who want PC VR at home and on the move

Features in detail

RTX 4090 laptop GPU

The top NVIDIA mobile GPU drives high-resolution, high-refresh headsets and heavy scenes.

64 GB of memory

2 × 32 GB DDR5-5600 for large datasets, engines and multitasking.

2 TB of fast storage

Two 1 TB PCIe 4.0 SSDs keep system and content libraries separate.

QHD+ 240 Hz screen

A sharp, fast display for spectators, editing and gaming.

Thunderbolt 4, USB-C DP and HDMI 2.1

Every connection a VR host needs.

Wi-Fi 6E and 2.5 Gb Ethernet

For streaming and deployment; 90 Wh battery, about 2.65 kg.

Compatibility

Suitable for the most demanding tethered PC VR headsets and for wireless streaming to standalone business headsets. Some headsets need a direct GPU DisplayPort connection; we confirm compatibility with your model.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4090 (16 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

64 GB DDR5-5600 (2 × 32 GB).

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Home.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

Is it enough for high-resolution headsets?

Yes, the RTX 4090 laptop GPU is aimed at high-resolution, high-refresh PC VR.

How much storage?

Two 1TB SSDs.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.

RTX 4060 VR laptop: overview

This 16-inch RTX 4060 laptop for VR combines a 14-core Intel Core i7-13650HX with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB GDDR6), 16 GB DDR5 and a 512 GB NVMe SSD. Its 1920 × 1200, 165 Hz IPS screen is fast enough for gaming as well as VR mirroring.

It is an affordable, portable entry point to PC VR: the whole machine (about 2.5 kg, 90 Wh battery) fits in a backpack or rugged case for demos and on-site training.

It is supplied through our professional VR-integration partner, so configurations are confirmed at the time of quote and we can advise on the headset, adapters and software that match it.

Who the rtx 4060 vr laptop is for

Trainers, event teams and first-time PC VR buyers who need to carry the host PC with the headset.

• Trainers and consultants who run VR demos at client sites
• Trade-show and exhibition stands
• Schools and universities with mobile VR carts
• VR developers testing builds away from the desk
• Gamers who want PC VR at home and on the move

Features in detail

RTX 4060 graphics

Enough headroom for tethered and streamed mainstream VR headsets at standard settings.

14-core processor

The Core i7-13650HX handles physics, simulation logic and background tasks while the GPU renders VR.

165 Hz 16:10 display

A tall 1920 × 1200 panel is comfortable for spectators following the VR view and for everyday work.

VR-friendly ports

Thunderbolt 4 / USB-C with DisplayPort and HDMI 2.1 connect headsets and external monitors.

Wi-Fi 6E and 2.5 Gb Ethernet

Low-latency wireless streaming to standalone headsets, plus fast wired networking for installs and content deployment.

Portable

About 2.5 kg with a 90 Wh battery, easy to carry between sites.

Compatibility

Connect DisplayPort-based headsets through the USB-C/Thunderbolt port (with the headset's adapter if needed) or stream standalone headsets over cable or Wi-Fi 6E. Check with us for headsets that require a direct GPU DisplayPort connection.

Setup and use

1. Unbox the laptop, connect the charger and run it on mains power for first start-up; VR performance is always best on mains power.
2. Complete Windows setup, then run Windows Update and install the latest NVIDIA graphics driver from NVIDIA or the manufacturer's support app.
3. Install your headset's PC software (for example SteamVR, Meta Quest Link, VIVE Hub or PICO Connect) and follow its room-setup wizard.
4. Connect the headset: by cable to a USB-C/DisplayPort or Thunderbolt port, or wirelessly over Wi-Fi 6/6E with the PC wired to the router by Ethernet for the most stable stream.
5. Run a short VR session to confirm frame rate and stability before deploying the machine to users or a public venue.

Care and maintenance

Keep air intakes and exhausts clear and clean dust from vents every few months, especially in arcades and classrooms where machines run for hours. Update Windows, the graphics driver and your VR runtime regularly, as headset makers optimise performance through driver and runtime updates. Use a surge-protected power strip, back up important data, and for fleets consider imaging one configured machine and cloning it to the rest.

Specifications

Shipping, returns and warranty

How ordering works

This is a quote-based product. Send us your requirements (quantity, configuration, delivery country and, for attractions, your venue size and power supply) and we reply with a written quote including the current specification, lead time and delivered price.

Delivery and installation

Large and commercial items ship by freight; delivery time and installation support depend on the configuration and destination and are confirmed in the quote.

Warranty and support

Manufacturer warranty and after-sales support apply; the exact terms for your configuration are stated in the quote so you know what is covered before you order.

Frequently asked questions

Is it powerful enough for VR?

Yes. The GeForce RTX 4060 (8 GB) meets or exceeds the recommended requirements of current mainstream PC VR headsets and streaming solutions; very high-resolution headsets at maximum settings benefit most from the higher GPU tiers in our range.

Which headsets can I use with it?

Tethered PC VR headsets (DisplayPort/USB-C) and standalone headsets streamed from the PC over cable or Wi-Fi, such as Meta Quest, PICO and VIVE business headsets. Tell us your headset and we confirm the right ports and adapters.

How much memory does it have?

16 GB DDR5.

Which operating system is installed?

Windows 11 Home.

Why is there no price shown?

Configurations and availability change as manufacturers refresh their line-ups, so this machine is quote-based. We confirm the exact configuration, lead time and price in writing.

Can I order several identical machines?

Yes. Fleet orders for classrooms, arcades and training rooms are common; ask for volume pricing and matching configurations.

Can it run VR on battery?

It can, but VR is a heavy load: plug in the charger for full GPU performance and longer sessions.

Can it run Quest headsets over Link or Air Link?

Yes, the RTX 4060 and Wi-Fi 6E support wired and wireless PC VR streaming.

How heavy is it?

About 2.5kg.

How is it priced?

On request. Configurations change often, so we quote the exact build, lead time and delivered price.

Pair it with one of our PC VR and standalone headsets, or see enterprise VR headsets for business deployments.