so im just wondering if theres a recommended video card for the 3D monitor for max framerates and decent settings. something to fit into my 750I mb. i was lookin at a 285 but just looking for some suggestions.
so im just wondering if theres a recommended video card for the 3D monitor for max framerates and decent settings. something to fit into my 750I mb. i was lookin at a 285 but just looking for some suggestions.
[quote name='Spudly' post='519133' date='Mar 16 2009, 05:59 PM']so im just wondering if theres a recommended video card for the 3D monitor for max framerates and decent settings. something to fit into my 750I mb. i was lookin at a 285 but just looking for some suggestions.
thx[/quote]
285 sounds right on the money if you can afford it. You get all the goodies of a 280 with a better bit-width and core clock and shiny new 55nm process (runs cooler, faster, radiates awesome, etc). Personally I have the GTX295, and in most cases (read: [i]most[/i], not all) you'll be getting just as good if not better use of a 285. Personally, I haven't gotten to play with the 3d monitors, but I hear they're nowhere near as sweet as [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/GeForce_3D_Vision_Main.html"]these![/url] The only thing you need with these is a 120hz monitor and a compatible GPU (like you know... the 285.) Unless that's what you were already talking about?
[quote name='Spudly' post='519133' date='Mar 16 2009, 05:59 PM']so im just wondering if theres a recommended video card for the 3D monitor for max framerates and decent settings. something to fit into my 750I mb. i was lookin at a 285 but just looking for some suggestions.
thx
285 sounds right on the money if you can afford it. You get all the goodies of a 280 with a better bit-width and core clock and shiny new 55nm process (runs cooler, faster, radiates awesome, etc). Personally I have the GTX295, and in most cases (read: most, not all) you'll be getting just as good if not better use of a 285. Personally, I haven't gotten to play with the 3d monitors, but I hear they're nowhere near as sweet as these! The only thing you need with these is a 120hz monitor and a compatible GPU (like you know... the 285.) Unless that's what you were already talking about?
Bingo. thats what i bought, but the 8800 i got just dont seem to pull the weight. to much of a loss of frames. and i want my cake and want to eat it too. thx for reply and guess im off to the store.
Bingo. thats what i bought, but the 8800 i got just dont seem to pull the weight. to much of a loss of frames. and i want my cake and want to eat it too. thx for reply and guess im off to the store.
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285 sounds right on the money if you can afford it. You get all the goodies of a 280 with a better bit-width and core clock and shiny new 55nm process (runs cooler, faster, radiates awesome, etc). Personally I have the GTX295, and in most cases (read: [i]most[/i], not all) you'll be getting just as good if not better use of a 285. Personally, I haven't gotten to play with the 3d monitors, but I hear they're nowhere near as sweet as [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/GeForce_3D_Vision_Main.html"]these![/url] The only thing you need with these is a 120hz monitor and a compatible GPU (like you know... the 285.) Unless that's what you were already talking about?
thx
285 sounds right on the money if you can afford it. You get all the goodies of a 280 with a better bit-width and core clock and shiny new 55nm process (runs cooler, faster, radiates awesome, etc). Personally I have the GTX295, and in most cases (read: most, not all) you'll be getting just as good if not better use of a 285. Personally, I haven't gotten to play with the 3d monitors, but I hear they're nowhere near as sweet as these! The only thing you need with these is a 120hz monitor and a compatible GPU (like you know... the 285.) Unless that's what you were already talking about?