Compatibility Nvidia Geforce 480 and flat screen TVs?
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Hi everybody,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Hi everybody,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Err... you will need 3D Stereoscopic glasses also. Well, if you've already bought the monitor there's nothing much to discuss. You should have done proper research and looked up the nVidia approved list before buying the TV, unless of course you like taking chances :rolleyes: .
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
Err... you will need 3D Stereoscopic glasses also. Well, if you've already bought the monitor there's nothing much to discuss. You should have done proper research and looked up the nVidia approved list before buying the TV, unless of course you like taking chances :rolleyes: .
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
Processor- Intel Core I7 920
Mobo- MSI- X58 Pro-E
RAM- 6 GB G. Skill DDR3 RAM
VGA -2xSLI (Zotac AMP GTX 480 and Leadtek GTX 480)
Err... you will need 3D Stereoscopic glasses also. Well, if you've already bought the monitor there's nothing much to discuss. You should have done proper research and looked up the nVidia approved list before buying the TV, unless of course you like taking chances :rolleyes: .
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
Err... you will need 3D Stereoscopic glasses also. Well, if you've already bought the monitor there's nothing much to discuss. You should have done proper research and looked up the nVidia approved list before buying the TV, unless of course you like taking chances :rolleyes: .
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
Processor- Intel Core I7 920
Mobo- MSI- X58 Pro-E
RAM- 6 GB G. Skill DDR3 RAM
VGA -2xSLI (Zotac AMP GTX 480 and Leadtek GTX 480)
[quote name='roninkirik' post='1137645' date='Oct 27 2010, 04:38 PM']Hi everybody,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
[quote name='roninkirik' post='1137645' date='Oct 27 2010, 04:38 PM']Hi everybody,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
[quote name='roninkirik' post='1137645' date='Oct 27 2010, 10:38 AM']Hi everybody,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
[quote name='roninkirik' post='1137645' date='Oct 27 2010, 10:38 AM']Hi everybody,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
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3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Passive 3D forever
110" DIY dual-projection system
2x Epson EH-TW3500 (1080p) + Linear Polarizers (SPAR)
XtremScreen Daylight 2.0
VNS Geobox501 signal converter
[quote name='BlackSharkfr' post='1140134' date='Nov 1 2010, 01:09 AM']3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.[/quote]
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
[quote name='BlackSharkfr' post='1140134' date='Nov 1 2010, 01:09 AM']3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
[quote name='BlackSharkfr' post='1140134' date='Nov 1 2010, 01:09 AM']3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.[/quote]
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
[quote name='BlackSharkfr' post='1140134' date='Nov 1 2010, 01:09 AM']3D vision : a display that works with the 3D vision glasses, driver adapts the output according to the display (usually direct 120Hz frame sequential) glasses synchronized by the computer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
there is a difference but it's not related to the glasses.
As previously said : 3D vision glasses are not compatible with 3DTVs, if you use a 3DTV you have to use the TV manufacturer glasses. This was made deliberately by the TV manufacturers.
Are there differences of 3D quality among the displays ? Yes.
It mainly depends on the display type. 3D with active shutter glasses require extremely fast displays.
As far as 3D quality goes :
LCDs = bad
Plasma = good
DLP = excellent
there is a difference but it's not related to the glasses.
As previously said : 3D vision glasses are not compatible with 3DTVs, if you use a 3DTV you have to use the TV manufacturer glasses. This was made deliberately by the TV manufacturers.
Are there differences of 3D quality among the displays ? Yes.
It mainly depends on the display type. 3D with active shutter glasses require extremely fast displays.
As far as 3D quality goes :
LCDs = bad
Plasma = good
DLP = excellent
Passive 3D forever
110" DIY dual-projection system
2x Epson EH-TW3500 (1080p) + Linear Polarizers (SPAR)
XtremScreen Daylight 2.0
VNS Geobox501 signal converter
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
Processor- Intel Core I7 920
Mobo- MSI- X58 Pro-E
RAM- 6 GB G. Skill DDR3 RAM
VGA -2xSLI (Zotac AMP GTX 480 and Leadtek GTX 480)
Monitor- Samsung 2233RZ 120 Hz LCD
3D Vision Kit
Razer Megalodon 7.1 Surround Sound Headphones
PSU- Corsair HX1000 W
Case- Coolermaster HAF 922
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
3DMark Vantage Score- 31661
Club SLI Member- SLI-34225 shrapnel
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
I mean, it MAY very well work, but you can't be sure until you buy the 3D vision glasses and the nVidia 480 GTX.
Just because it SAYS 200 Hz means NOTHING. 200 Hz is the internal frequency...output is usually much less, around 100 Hz or less.
Anyway you've spent so much money on the LED... no harm in spending a bit more on the glasses and the GTX 480 and then letting us know ! Buying a Geforce GTX 480 will anyway improve your computer's performance and is a good buy.
If you insist on an answer , I would say NO, it won't work !
Processor- Intel Core I7 920
Mobo- MSI- X58 Pro-E
RAM- 6 GB G. Skill DDR3 RAM
VGA -2xSLI (Zotac AMP GTX 480 and Leadtek GTX 480)
Monitor- Samsung 2233RZ 120 Hz LCD
3D Vision Kit
Razer Megalodon 7.1 Surround Sound Headphones
PSU- Corsair HX1000 W
Case- Coolermaster HAF 922
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
3DMark Vantage Score- 31661
Club SLI Member- SLI-34225 shrapnel
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
I'd hold off for the 580GTX,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'd hold off for the 580GTX,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
I'd hold off for the 580GTX,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
I'd hold off for the 580GTX,
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you![/quote]
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?
I'm thinking of buying the new graphics card Nvidia Geforce GTX 480 for desktop, but I don't know if the 3d vision is consistent with my 3d flat screen...
It is a Samsung 3D LED 40 UE40C700WP, 1920x1080, 200 Hz, 600 fps.... I can't find it in the campatible flat screens list on the official Nvidia website, maybe because the list is not up-to-date.
Anyone can help me???
thank you!
Hi
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?[/quote]
Yes, you can find it here with all the features
[url="http://www.samsung.com/it/consumer/tv-audio-video/tv/led-tv/UE40C7000WPXZT/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&tab=specification"]http://www.samsung.com/it/consumer/tv-audi...b=specification[/url]
But what is the difference between 3d vision and 3dtv?
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?
Yes, you can find it here with all the features
http://www.samsung.com/it/consumer/tv-audi...b=specification
But what is the difference between 3d vision and 3dtv?
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?[/quote]
Yes, you can find it here with all the features
[url="http://www.samsung.com/it/consumer/tv-audio-video/tv/led-tv/UE40C7000WPXZT/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&tab=specification"]http://www.samsung.com/it/consumer/tv-audi...b=specification[/url]
But what is the difference between 3d vision and 3dtv?
I cannot find a link to that TV anywhere online. Its possible that it could support 3DTV Play, but definitely not 3D Vision.
Can you send a link?
Yes, you can find it here with all the features
http://www.samsung.com/it/consumer/tv-audi...b=specification
But what is the difference between 3d vision and 3dtv?
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Passive 3D forever
110" DIY dual-projection system
2x Epson EH-TW3500 (1080p) + Linear Polarizers (SPAR)
XtremScreen Daylight 2.0
VNS Geobox501 signal converter
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Passive 3D forever
110" DIY dual-projection system
2x Epson EH-TW3500 (1080p) + Linear Polarizers (SPAR)
XtremScreen Daylight 2.0
VNS Geobox501 signal converter
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.[/quote]
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.[/quote]
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
3DTV play : outputs left and right eye views through hdmi1.4 standardized format, then the 3DTV displays and syncs the glasses alone without help from the computer, not compatible with Nvidia 3D vision glasses : you have to use the glasses sold by the TV manufacturer.
Man... Then is there a difference in the 3d video quality of the game if I use the 3d vision or the normal tv manufacturer glasses??
As previously said : 3D vision glasses are not compatible with 3DTVs, if you use a 3DTV you have to use the TV manufacturer glasses. This was made deliberately by the TV manufacturers.
Are there differences of 3D quality among the displays ? Yes.
It mainly depends on the display type. 3D with active shutter glasses require extremely fast displays.
As far as 3D quality goes :
LCDs = bad
Plasma = good
DLP = excellent
As previously said : 3D vision glasses are not compatible with 3DTVs, if you use a 3DTV you have to use the TV manufacturer glasses. This was made deliberately by the TV manufacturers.
Are there differences of 3D quality among the displays ? Yes.
It mainly depends on the display type. 3D with active shutter glasses require extremely fast displays.
As far as 3D quality goes :
LCDs = bad
Plasma = good
DLP = excellent
Passive 3D forever
110" DIY dual-projection system
2x Epson EH-TW3500 (1080p) + Linear Polarizers (SPAR)
XtremScreen Daylight 2.0
VNS Geobox501 signal converter