A:AnswerIt depends on how many hertz you have on your monitor, if you have a 60 hert than you have 60fps but you can run as much as your monitor can handle
A:AnswerYes you can, but because of the case design it will be a little difficult. For me the Thermaltake Smart 600W 80+ White Continuous was able to fit the case. Notice where the power opening is located on this machine, you need to find a ATX power supply that is designed just for that spot.
A:AnswerYou will get what ever Fortnite caps it at. So depending on your monitor its 60 or 144 typically.
You wont have any problems running Fortnight.
A:AnswerAlimentation is an interesting word. Playing FarCry5 on the machine at max graphics did not cause an issue at all. Dell isn't about to put something in the machine that won't work with the hardware. That said the 460w PSU in the machines is "adequate" not great.
A:AnswerYes has one hdmi and four display ports just need adapters to what ever connector to display. easily does two o can game and have the tv stream both no issue
A:AnswerI have this computer, I bought it a few weeks ago and I am running Oculus Rift on it with good performance.
Only thing to look out for is there are many individual builds for this machine. The one I have is a Ryzen 7, 16gb RAM with an AMD Radeon RX 580. Video card is the key for VR; generally recommended is a Radeon RX 570 or better or Nvidia 1060, preferably the 6GB variant not the 3GB, or better.
A:AnswerThe card has a bunch of DisplayPort connectors and one HDMI. Get yourself a DisplayPort (full size, not mini) to HDMI adapter to add another HDMI output.