Nvidia boasts about sales of 15 million VR-ready PCs — even as PlayStation 4 hits 50 million

The Oculus Rift and HTC Vive might offer a superior VR experience to PlayStation VR, but there’s one very big reason the latter is poised to perform better on the market, at least in the short term.

As seen in tweets from this week’s VRX conference in San Francisco, Zvi Greenstein, General Manager at Nvidia, confirmed that there are currently 15 million VR Ready PCs using the company’s GeForce graphics cards in the market, which, according to the tweet below, he predicted would rise to 30 million by the end of next year. That’s not a final total of VR Ready PCs as a whole; the number doesn’t count machines that use cards from rivals like AMD that haven’t revealed similar statistics. We’ve reached out to AMD to ask to share such data.