Help: Nvidia 3D Vision/ 3DTV Play Confusion
Its simple, I want to buy a 3D monitor to play game on. I have a GTX660. 1. I don't want to buy any 3D Vision kit or what not. 2. I want a monitor I and plug in, use the glasses that cam with and game(purchased 3DTV Play) Confusion: 1. Must I have 3D Vision ready monitor to use the NVidia 3D service? 2. Cant I use any 120Hz 3D monitor and just enable 3D? List of monitor in price range I have looked at: 1. LG D2343P-BN 2. LG D2342P-PN 3. ASUS VG23AH
Its simple, I want to buy a 3D monitor to play game on. I have a GTX660.

1. I don't want to buy any 3D Vision kit or what not.
2. I want a monitor I and plug in, use the glasses that cam with and game(purchased 3DTV Play)

Confusion:
1. Must I have 3D Vision ready monitor to use the NVidia 3D service?
2. Cant I use any 120Hz 3D monitor and just enable 3D?

List of monitor in price range I have looked at:
1. LG D2343P-BN
2. LG D2342P-PN
3. ASUS VG23AH

#1
Posted 06/06/2013 06:11 PM   
1. Yes 2. No You don't buy 3DTV play to use on a monitor, that software is a licence to use it on TV's. The only setups that come with the glasses are the Asus VG278H and the Benq one.
1. Yes
2. No

You don't buy 3DTV play to use on a monitor, that software is a licence to use it on TV's. The only setups that come with the glasses are the Asus VG278H and the Benq one.

#2
Posted 06/06/2013 06:43 PM   
None of the monitors you listed officially work with 3DTV Play. Nvidia supports Passive monitors via Optomized for Geforce, but there are only 2 Acer monitors that have been licensed. http://www.nvidia.com/object/optimized-for-geforce-3d-passive-3D-monitors.html All of the monitors you listed are not 120Hz, they only accept a 60Hz input. Even the Acer passive monitors are only 60Hz input.
None of the monitors you listed officially work with 3DTV Play.

Nvidia supports Passive monitors via Optomized for Geforce, but there are only 2 Acer monitors that have been licensed. http://www.nvidia.com/object/optimized-for-geforce-3d-passive-3D-monitors.html


All of the monitors you listed are not 120Hz, they only accept a 60Hz input. Even the Acer passive monitors are only 60Hz input.

#3
Posted 06/06/2013 08:14 PM   
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