Haha! No my primary is still an iMac and a Macbook Pro. The PC is my VR/AR rig. You need shit tons of graphics and processing power to get a realistic VR experience. I have my whole basement dedicated to a high end room-scale VR experience. It’s the balls and is more a hobby at this point. I’m trying to stay ahead of the curve in VR, and Augmented Reality design. I’ve tried them all and by far, the Vive experience blows all of them out of the water. Since UX Design is shifting toward voice, wearables, AR and VR, I’m just trying to keep my pay grade high 😉