I added one from a private builder a month ago and saw this being built on youtube. Already looking to upgrade my graphics card and going to 4k. Definitely not actual pinball but I'll always keep one and might even upgrade to one like yours in a couple years. How do you like it so far?

I built mine years ago, before 4K was a thing, but still updating the PC with the newer upgraded tables. Still looks great even in standard HD, and yes it’ll never be real pinball but it’s still fun in it’s own right. Also taught me what tables I like and don’t care too much for. After comparing with real versions of those games my assessments were pretty spot on.

My pinball friend just built one.

At first, i was skeptical.

But man. It's COOL as hell. We spent literally 3 hours playing it non stop trying to beat different games. No flipper lag at all.

Actually really made me reconsider the hobby in that i could just own a VP instead of dealing with real pins and them breaking, etc.

Looks cool! Who makes that one?

This

Perfect reason to own one. I use vr too sometimes but I really don't like seeing something on my face. I've actually thought about revisiting getting another cabinet.

4k, solenoids and 120hz monitor is a must. Prices are all over the place on them

Thanks for the walk through video on youtube, that's a really nice unit.

I started off with a vpin and loved it, but now after owning a number of real pins I find the physics unbearable.

VPX is now at the stage where it looks like so realistic and the community are doing some amazing work, but the ball movement and the way it interacts with the various objects is so fake. One would thing it would be easy in this day and age to replicate physics consistently, but it's still very much down to the values assigned by the table author. There is also flipper lag due to the time it takes to process the video image, this has got better with technologies but it's still there.