Hello
Im planing to buy a new tv and wondered if my 3D vision will work on a 8 series Samsung LED TV ?
And are the glasses capable of refreshing higher than 120hz
Thanks :)
[quote name='rufee' post='1017400' date='Mar 11 2010, 09:21 AM']Hello
Im planing to buy a new tv and wondered if my 3D vision will work on a 8 series Samsung LED TV ?
And are the glasses capable of refreshing higher than 120hz
Thanks :)[/quote]
today
i bought un46c7000
i can test about ur question exactly tomorrow
but
may be
i think 3dvision will not work on samsung tv
[quote name='ndlrjajdlfo' post='1017443' date='Mar 11 2010, 07:10 AM']today
i bought un46c7000
i can test about ur question exactly tomorrow
but
may be
i think 3dvision will not work on samsung tv[/quote]
Were you able to test this? I just bought a Samsung C8000 and I am wondering:
(1) Can I use the Nvidia 3D vision set to view/play 3D games on my C8000 TV over DVI out?
(2) Will I be able to play 3D Blu-ray's over DVI out on the C8000 using the Nvidia 3D vision set?
(3) Can I use the Nvidia glasses instead of purchasing the Samsung glasses?
(4) Can I use the Samsung glasses and the TV's built in emitter instead of buying the Nvidia 3D vision set (and just use a compatible Nvidia card alone)?
If anyone is able to test/answer any of the above, it would be much appreciated,
Were you able to test this? I just bought a Samsung C8000 and I am wondering:
(1) Can I use the Nvidia 3D vision set to view/play 3D games on my C8000 TV over DVI out?
(2) Will I be able to play 3D Blu-ray's over DVI out on the C8000 using the Nvidia 3D vision set?
(3) Can I use the Nvidia glasses instead of purchasing the Samsung glasses?
(4) Can I use the Samsung glasses and the TV's built in emitter instead of buying the Nvidia 3D vision set (and just use a compatible Nvidia card alone)?
If anyone is able to test/answer any of the above, it would be much appreciated,
I've seen it work on a Samsung TV before but I just don't know what model. What odd though is that if you go here: [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html[/url] they don't list any Samsung tv's.
However, my understanding is that as long as it is 120Hz DLP you should be good to go.
[quote name='toh' post='1059279' date='May 21 2010, 10:16 AM']oh, i hope Nvidia will not restrict it to 720p. gtx 480 is not a Playstation 3 you know, it can handle more.
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?[/quote]
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
[quote name='toh' post='1059279' date='May 21 2010, 10:16 AM']oh, i hope Nvidia will not restrict it to 720p. gtx 480 is not a Playstation 3 you know, it can handle more.
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
[quote name='toh' post='1059279' date='May 21 2010, 10:16 AM']oh, i hope Nvidia will not restrict it to 720p. gtx 480 is not a Playstation 3 you know, it can handle more.
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?[/quote]
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
[quote name='toh' post='1059279' date='May 21 2010, 10:16 AM']oh, i hope Nvidia will not restrict it to 720p. gtx 480 is not a Playstation 3 you know, it can handle more.
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
Im planing to buy a new tv and wondered if my 3D vision will work on a 8 series Samsung LED TV ?
And are the glasses capable of refreshing higher than 120hz
Thanks :)
Im planing to buy a new tv and wondered if my 3D vision will work on a 8 series Samsung LED TV ?
And are the glasses capable of refreshing higher than 120hz
Thanks :)
Im planing to buy a new tv and wondered if my 3D vision will work on a 8 series Samsung LED TV ?
And are the glasses capable of refreshing higher than 120hz
Thanks :)[/quote]
today
i bought un46c7000
i can test about ur question exactly tomorrow
but
may be
i think 3dvision will not work on samsung tv
Im planing to buy a new tv and wondered if my 3D vision will work on a 8 series Samsung LED TV ?
And are the glasses capable of refreshing higher than 120hz
Thanks :)
today
i bought un46c7000
i can test about ur question exactly tomorrow
but
may be
i think 3dvision will not work on samsung tv
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GTX1080Ti
Asrock Z370 Gamming K6
Windows10 64bit
LG OLED UHD 3dtv 55E6K
i bought un46c7000
i can test about ur question exactly tomorrow
but
may be
i think 3dvision will not work on samsung tv[/quote]
Were you able to test this? I just bought a Samsung C8000 and I am wondering:
(1) Can I use the Nvidia 3D vision set to view/play 3D games on my C8000 TV over DVI out?
(2) Will I be able to play 3D Blu-ray's over DVI out on the C8000 using the Nvidia 3D vision set?
(3) Can I use the Nvidia glasses instead of purchasing the Samsung glasses?
(4) Can I use the Samsung glasses and the TV's built in emitter instead of buying the Nvidia 3D vision set (and just use a compatible Nvidia card alone)?
If anyone is able to test/answer any of the above, it would be much appreciated,
Robert
i bought un46c7000
i can test about ur question exactly tomorrow
but
may be
i think 3dvision will not work on samsung tv
Were you able to test this? I just bought a Samsung C8000 and I am wondering:
(1) Can I use the Nvidia 3D vision set to view/play 3D games on my C8000 TV over DVI out?
(2) Will I be able to play 3D Blu-ray's over DVI out on the C8000 using the Nvidia 3D vision set?
(3) Can I use the Nvidia glasses instead of purchasing the Samsung glasses?
(4) Can I use the Samsung glasses and the TV's built in emitter instead of buying the Nvidia 3D vision set (and just use a compatible Nvidia card alone)?
If anyone is able to test/answer any of the above, it would be much appreciated,
Robert
[url="http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=19"]http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=19[/url]
http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=19
[url="http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=19"]http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=19[/url][/quote]
Thanks a lot Planet -- this sounds like a great project to experiment with this weekend!
http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=19
Thanks a lot Planet -- this sounds like a great project to experiment with this weekend!
However, my understanding is that as long as it is 120Hz DLP you should be good to go.
However, my understanding is that as long as it is 120Hz DLP you should be good to go.
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?[/quote]
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?[/quote]
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
my question is:
gtx 4xx have hdmi-mini connector, would it be enough or it has less bandwidth limit than regular HDMI?
the ones who restrict it are the hdtv manufacturers
1080p@120hz over hdmi is already possible for years
but the new 3d hdtvs don't even support real 720p@120hz...
what modes would be supported via 3dtv play + 480?
what modes would be supported via 3dtv play + 480?
what modes would be supported via 3dtv play + 480?
what modes would be supported via 3dtv play + 480?