GT 240 card un-compatible card for 3D Vision problem
I recently purchased a GT 240 graphics card & Glasses for 3d playback. When I tried to install the software that came with the 3D Vision Glasses, it said the card isn't supported. (also downloaded latest versions) I purchased the card based on the info on this page:
I've now gone on to purchase a GTS 250 which works perfectly. Is there any want to get the 240 card re-funded? It's was purchased through a 3rd party but on the bases of the information provided. Even the online System Check on the nVidia site shows this card as being un-compatible despite being listed.
I recently purchased a GT 240 graphics card & Glasses for 3d playback. When I tried to install the software that came with the 3D Vision Glasses, it said the card isn't supported. (also downloaded latest versions) I purchased the card based on the info on this page:
I've now gone on to purchase a GTS 250 which works perfectly. Is there any want to get the 240 card re-funded? It's was purchased through a 3rd party but on the bases of the information provided. Even the online System Check on the nVidia site shows this card as being un-compatible despite being listed.
[url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html[/url]
I've now gone on to purchase a GTS 250 which works perfectly. Is there any want to get the 240 card re-funded? It's was purchased through a 3rd party but on the bases of the information provided. Even the online System Check on the nVidia site shows this card as being un-compatible despite being listed.
Any advice?
thanks
http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html
I've now gone on to purchase a GTS 250 which works perfectly. Is there any want to get the 240 card re-funded? It's was purchased through a 3rd party but on the bases of the information provided. Even the online System Check on the nVidia site shows this card as being un-compatible despite being listed.
Any advice?
thanks