I looked at the system requirement,my graphic card is 3d-compatible,my computer have the needed requirement but before i buy the 3d vision kit,does the monitor HAVE to be one of the list of this page : http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html
because i don't have any of them,my monitor is a HP 23xi and i looked,can't see anywhere telling if it does work or not,thanks for your answers, feel free to tell me where to look if i just didn't see it somewhere.
Also feel to tell me if the monitor doens't really matter and only the graphic card matters
I looked at the system requirement,my graphic card is 3d-compatible,my computer have the needed requirement but before i buy the 3d vision kit,does the monitor HAVE to be one of the list of this page : http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html because i don't have any of them,my monitor is a HP 23xi and i looked,can't see anywhere telling if it does work or not,thanks for your answers, feel free to tell me where to look if i just didn't see it somewhere.
Also feel to tell me if the monitor doens't really matter and only the graphic card matters
The monitor is important.
I don't know much about the 3Dvision kit because my monitor has a built-in emitter. But at the very least, your monitor will have to support framerates of 120fps (120hz). After a quick google I think your monitor is only 60hz.
3dvision works by quickly alternating left and right images, while the glasses shut out the left/right eyes accordingly. They need the monitor to be 120hz so that it can do this fast enough.
To clarify: it doesn't matter if your system can't get a given game up to 120fps. The monitor just needs to be 120hz
I don't know much about the 3Dvision kit because my monitor has a built-in emitter. But at the very least, your monitor will have to support framerates of 120fps (120hz). After a quick google I think your monitor is only 60hz.
3dvision works by quickly alternating left and right images, while the glasses shut out the left/right eyes accordingly. They need the monitor to be 120hz so that it can do this fast enough.
To clarify: it doesn't matter if your system can't get a given game up to 120fps. The monitor just needs to be 120hz
[quote="Volnaiskra"]The monitor just needs to be 120hz[/quote] It also needs to be certified as 3D Vision Ready by nVidia, or the drivers won't recognise it.
because i don't have any of them,my monitor is a HP 23xi and i looked,can't see anywhere telling if it does work or not,thanks for your answers, feel free to tell me where to look if i just didn't see it somewhere.
Also feel to tell me if the monitor doens't really matter and only the graphic card matters
I don't know much about the 3Dvision kit because my monitor has a built-in emitter. But at the very least, your monitor will have to support framerates of 120fps (120hz). After a quick google I think your monitor is only 60hz.
3dvision works by quickly alternating left and right images, while the glasses shut out the left/right eyes accordingly. They need the monitor to be 120hz so that it can do this fast enough.
To clarify: it doesn't matter if your system can't get a given game up to 120fps. The monitor just needs to be 120hz
If you have a 3D TV, you can use it though.
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