Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 12:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
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I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 12:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 12:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
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I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 12:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 02:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
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You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 02:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Intel 2600K@4.7GHz | 3X Asus VG236H NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround® | Lian Li PC-6070 | Zalman 9900CCMAX | Zotac GTX580 3076Mb 3-way SLi | Corsair 8Gb DDR3 1333Mhz CL6 | Windows 7 64 Bit | Hiper Type R Mark-II 880 Watt | Pioneer DVR-112D | LG BH10LS30 | Asus P67 Revolution | WD RaptorX 150Gb | Acer H5360 | Logitech mx518
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 02:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
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You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
[quote name='cryfreedom66' date='18 November 2010 - 02:36 AM' timestamp='1290040596' post='1148102']
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Intel 2600K@4.7GHz | 3X Asus VG236H NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround® | Lian Li PC-6070 | Zalman 9900CCMAX | Zotac GTX580 3076Mb 3-way SLi | Corsair 8Gb DDR3 1333Mhz CL6 | Windows 7 64 Bit | Hiper Type R Mark-II 880 Watt | Pioneer DVR-112D | LG BH10LS30 | Asus P67 Revolution | WD RaptorX 150Gb | Acer H5360 | Logitech mx518
[quote name='danevito' date='19 November 2010 - 01:50 PM' timestamp='1290174601' post='1148819']
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
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[quote name='danevito' date='19 November 2010 - 01:50 PM' timestamp='1290174601' post='1148819']
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
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Yeah agreed, you can't have both turned all the way up or you'll have a double image (or quadruple without glasses!) i enjoy the added pop of a high covergence setting rather then the depth of 3D
Yeah agreed, you can't have both turned all the way up or you'll have a double image (or quadruple without glasses!) i enjoy the added pop of a high covergence setting rather then the depth of 3D
Yeah agreed, you can't have both turned all the way up or you'll have a double image (or quadruple without glasses!) i enjoy the added pop of a high covergence setting rather then the depth of 3D
Yeah agreed, you can't have both turned all the way up or you'll have a double image (or quadruple without glasses!) i enjoy the added pop of a high covergence setting rather then the depth of 3D
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
[/quote]
I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
[/quote]
I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
I always play games with 100% Depth: I don't see much issues with games that are compatible with Nvidia 3D: if a game does not support 3D or only support it with minimum depth, then I simply turn off 3D and play without the glasses: 3D is best when you play with 100% depth: the last game I loved in 3D was Resident Evil 5 and currently am playing Batman:
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
[/quote]
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Intel 2600K@4.7GHz | 3X Asus VG236H NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround® | Lian Li PC-6070 | Zalman 9900CCMAX | Zotac GTX580 3076Mb 3-way SLi | Corsair 8Gb DDR3 1333Mhz CL6 | Windows 7 64 Bit | Hiper Type R Mark-II 880 Watt | Pioneer DVR-112D | LG BH10LS30 | Asus P67 Revolution | WD RaptorX 150Gb | Acer H5360 | Logitech mx518
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
[/quote]
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Ive found for the majority of games I turn my depth all the way down and turn convergence all the way up. It always leads to less ghosting a better 3d effect and seems as though the depth is still there (probably because games are "3d" anyways.) Just my personal taste I guess but I keep reading people saying they play with depth at 100!! I couldnt do that the ghosting gets too crazy anywhere past 40 percent for me.
What setup do you guys have/ what settings do you use?
Ps. Im using an acer monitor.
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Intel 2600K@4.7GHz | 3X Asus VG236H NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround® | Lian Li PC-6070 | Zalman 9900CCMAX | Zotac GTX580 3076Mb 3-way SLi | Corsair 8Gb DDR3 1333Mhz CL6 | Windows 7 64 Bit | Hiper Type R Mark-II 880 Watt | Pioneer DVR-112D | LG BH10LS30 | Asus P67 Revolution | WD RaptorX 150Gb | Acer H5360 | Logitech mx518
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
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Acer GD235HZbid Widescreen 23.6" 3D LCD Display
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Acer GD235HZbid Widescreen 23.6" 3D LCD Display
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
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Acer GD235HZbid Widescreen 23.6" 3D LCD Display
You forgot to mention what 3D screen you are using, brand and model please.
Acer GD235HZbid Widescreen 23.6" 3D LCD Display
screen is a 73C9 mitsubishi
screen is a 73C9 mitsubishi
screen is a 73C9 mitsubishi
screen is a 73C9 mitsubishi