What kind of monitor for nvidia 3d

Join Now or Login. All Topics. Feature Requests. Sort by. Topics details. By Recency Recency Votes Hot. Filters 2. Mark as read. Driver Issues? Elder Scrolls:Skyrim plays well in 3D. Cannot Get 3d vision to run at all. Test Drive Unlimited Platinum Mod. Old game list for E-D Glasses. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Looking for 3D vision supported monitors? Search Join Now Login. Sort By. Notification Preferences. Forum Actions.

Report Post. Note: Acer monitors have a Super Shitty naming process. There are 2D monitors that have the same model number, the only way to differentiate, is by a few obscure letters that are in the complete model number, which is never shown. A01 The main difference, is one has G-Sync, one does not. But no where is it crystal clear, unless you dig. Open Letter to Acer: Your Website sucks! You naming scheme sucks! Cannot Get 3d vision to run at all.

Test Drive Unlimited Platinum Mod. Old game list for E-D Glasses. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. What is a "3D Vision Ready Display"? Search Join Now Login. Sort By. Notification Preferences. Forum Actions. Report Post. You also have to use nvidia 3d kit, other glasses wont work. I believe your television is really just 60hz so its not supported. However, nvidia 3d features also 3dtv play, which is bit of a different from "3d vision".

Its basically same driver, but you use your tv's 3d glasses and you have to purchase 3dtv license. Theres a trial, test before purchasing to make sure your tv is supported. So, my next question is, since I found a way to make my hdtv accept hz connections and it can successfully display them at hz, would Nvidia 3D Vision work with this setup, or might I just be wasting money on something guaranteed to fail?

If it's not recognised, it won't work. There are apparently hacks to change the EDID and force it to work, you could look into that perhaps. What model of Aquos do you have? It should support 3D itself, and thus you would use their glasses. Jan Anyway, I assume it means I need a "3D-Ready" television or monitor, is that correct? If that's the case, then I'm very disappointed because I currently use a 70" Sharp Aquos Quattron television with x resolution, 4ms response time, and hz as my monitor, but it's not 3D-ready!