[quote name='camvet' post='526805' date='Apr 6 2009, 03:58 AM']Ok I have to ask as another new owner (also pleased with my purchase), why is it called s3d instead of g3v or something? Does it stand for Stereo 3d?[/quote]
[quote name='camvet' post='526805' date='Apr 6 2009, 03:58 AM']Ok I have to ask as another new owner (also pleased with my purchase), why is it called s3d instead of g3v or something? Does it stand for Stereo 3d?
Stereoscopic 3D to give it its proper name.
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if You google "3D video" etc. You get a lot of standard 2D videos of 3D objects (from Maya, CAD etc.).
so I think it's to show it's in stereoscopic 3D or stereo 3D or just S-3D or S3D. something like that.
After using an Iz3d monitor I have to say I'm very impressed so far...
that is, with how well Iz3d has implemented their version of 3d into gaming.
That being said, the Nvidia solution does feel a little more solid, and
has less ghosting right off the bat that's for sure.
Just got this thing a few hours ago.. can't wait to delve into some more tests.
Love 3d !!
Look forward to taking part in the forums.
Happy 3d gaming all.
After using an Iz3d monitor I have to say I'm very impressed so far...
that is, with how well Iz3d has implemented their version of 3d into gaming.
That being said, the Nvidia solution does feel a little more solid, and
has less ghosting right off the bat that's for sure.
Just got this thing a few hours ago.. can't wait to delve into some more tests.
Love 3d !!
Look forward to taking part in the forums.
Happy 3d gaming all.
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Ok I have to ask as another new owner (also pleased with my purchase), why is it called s3d instead of g3v or something? Does it stand for Stereo 3d?
Ok I have to ask as another new owner (also pleased with my purchase), why is it called s3d instead of g3v or something? Does it stand for Stereo 3d?
Stereoscopic 3D to give it its proper name.
Stereoscopic 3D to give it its proper name.
Built
Asus Striker 2 Extreme
QX9650 @ 3.0ghz
Black Windowed Silverstone TJ09
BFG GTX 295
24" BenQ FP241W
4GB DDR3@1333mhz OCZ
Galaxy 1000w PSU
G15rev2 Keyboard
150gb Raptor Sata with Vista64 Ultimate
Work In Progress
Asus Rampage Extreme
E8500 @ 3.16ghz - Watercooled with OCZ Hydroflow
Black Windowed Silverstone TJ07 - ThermoChill PA 120.3 Radiator
BFG GTX 295 - Watercooled
24" BenQ FP241W
8GB DDR3@1600mhz Corsair
Corsair 1000w PSU
G19 Keyboard 3.02 drivers
120gb Vertex SSD with Windows 7 64bit Ultimate RC (Build 7100)
so I think it's to show it's in stereoscopic 3D or stereo 3D or just S-3D or S3D. something like that.
so I think it's to show it's in stereoscopic 3D or stereo 3D or just S-3D or S3D. something like that.