Tell these people it's unsupported, so they can return them if they so desire. Or keep them if it is.
But of course we know the answer, or do we?
[/quote]
Yeah, I'm also wondering if anyone had any luck with this?
And if anything official is coming down the line??
(as I do own this)
BTW, has anyone even attempted to add this via using a support ticket? Follow the instruction here http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
You think since-----> Sony HMZ-T1 HMD support is now available http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215785 <------- getting the SONY Playstation 3D Display
added would not be a problem.
BTW, has anyone even attempted to add this via using a support ticket? Follow the instruction here http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
[quote name='D-Man11' date='22 November 2011 - 03:22 PM' timestamp='1321993364' post='1331123']
BTW, has anyone even attempted to add this via using a support ticket? Follow the instruction here http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
You think since-----> Sony HMZ-T1 HMD support is now available http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215785 <------- getting the SONY Playstation 3D Display
added would not be a problem.
[/quote]
I was planning on doing that when I got home from work.
[quote name='D-Man11' date='22 November 2011 - 03:22 PM' timestamp='1321993364' post='1331123']
BTW, has anyone even attempted to add this via using a support ticket? Follow the instruction here http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
I bought this exclusively for my ps3 for a close and personal experience. I have mitsubishi 3d (with converter), 3d vision surround for my pc (3 acer GD235hz) and now the PS3 TV.
So far, the most comfortable experience for me is the PS3 TV. PC obviously gives the best resolution for 3D, but this sony setup almost seems to me like it would be 3d vision 2.
The panel is really bright even with 3D on. I don't get ANY screen tearing (yet!) and FPS are butter smooth. So I don't know how many hz it REALLY is, but I don't see any interpolation/auto-motion or anything so I would be surprised if it was doing any trickery. I checked out some of Green Hornet and action scenes were insanely smooth.
When the sony glasses activate, they don't induce seizures.... no crazy flashing. It's just a smooth transition.
Two things so far I don't like are the Sony glasses are a little heavy and they also have a thicker stem above the nose, so you pretty much have to be looking straight on...
I checked out the simul-view feature in the store (I won't be using this)... it was actually very impressive though.
Overall, I think this a great display for one adult to get close to, or two children (who share a system)... but I don't see this being a dorm room hit. maybe a 32" or 40" for that.
It should cost less, but I'll say it does look pretty darn cool.
I bought this exclusively for my ps3 for a close and personal experience. I have mitsubishi 3d (with converter), 3d vision surround for my pc (3 acer GD235hz) and now the PS3 TV.
So far, the most comfortable experience for me is the PS3 TV. PC obviously gives the best resolution for 3D, but this sony setup almost seems to me like it would be 3d vision 2.
The panel is really bright even with 3D on. I don't get ANY screen tearing (yet!) and FPS are butter smooth. So I don't know how many hz it REALLY is, but I don't see any interpolation/auto-motion or anything so I would be surprised if it was doing any trickery. I checked out some of Green Hornet and action scenes were insanely smooth.
When the sony glasses activate, they don't induce seizures.... no crazy flashing. It's just a smooth transition.
Two things so far I don't like are the Sony glasses are a little heavy and they also have a thicker stem above the nose, so you pretty much have to be looking straight on...
I checked out the simul-view feature in the store (I won't be using this)... it was actually very impressive though.
Overall, I think this a great display for one adult to get close to, or two children (who share a system)... but I don't see this being a dorm room hit. maybe a 32" or 40" for that.
It should cost less, but I'll say it does look pretty darn cool.
I just got this display at Best Buy on Black Friday. I couldn't get the 3d to work, thank god I found this thread because I was losing my mind. Hopefully we get updated drivers soon. At least I can use this as a 1080p HD monitor since I was using a 720p TV before this. The difference is crazy!
I just got this display at Best Buy on Black Friday. I couldn't get the 3d to work, thank god I found this thread because I was losing my mind. Hopefully we get updated drivers soon. At least I can use this as a 1080p HD monitor since I was using a 720p TV before this. The difference is crazy!
I really wish I could get an yes or no answer on this display so I can know whether or not to return it. Just sitting around and waiting isn't a very good option considering that return policies only last so long. It's really aggravating to know that it's capable of so much but the nvidia cards limits it. As far as other posters saying "I should have done more research," don't be hard on yourself because I spent a lot of time digging through forums and asking questions and no one had real solid answers about this. I feel like I'm one of the dozen or so people in the world (this blows my mind) that thought this might make a convenient ps3/PC 3d monitor and consider this to be one of those all too common internet fails, where the internet and google do not in fact have the answer to your seemingly basic question. I had decided at one point to not purchase the display since I couldn't find any info on PC compatibility until the Sony PS3 FAQ came out on it saying that "yes it will work with a pc" but they failed to mention that it would not work as advertised as a 240 hz 3d display, which is kind of the point of shelling out the extra cash in the first place. There are also a lot of people out there that will give some half baked opinions in the form of knowledge which only confuse matters even further even though this thread is one of the only ones I've found that actually has people working and thinking about this in a positive way.
I downloaded iz3d but havn't fooled around with it enough to get it to work. I'm going to play around with it some more and hopefully I can get some basic low quality 3d working at least.
I really wish I could get an yes or no answer on this display so I can know whether or not to return it. Just sitting around and waiting isn't a very good option considering that return policies only last so long. It's really aggravating to know that it's capable of so much but the nvidia cards limits it. As far as other posters saying "I should have done more research," don't be hard on yourself because I spent a lot of time digging through forums and asking questions and no one had real solid answers about this. I feel like I'm one of the dozen or so people in the world (this blows my mind) that thought this might make a convenient ps3/PC 3d monitor and consider this to be one of those all too common internet fails, where the internet and google do not in fact have the answer to your seemingly basic question. I had decided at one point to not purchase the display since I couldn't find any info on PC compatibility until the Sony PS3 FAQ came out on it saying that "yes it will work with a pc" but they failed to mention that it would not work as advertised as a 240 hz 3d display, which is kind of the point of shelling out the extra cash in the first place. There are also a lot of people out there that will give some half baked opinions in the form of knowledge which only confuse matters even further even though this thread is one of the only ones I've found that actually has people working and thinking about this in a positive way.
I downloaded iz3d but havn't fooled around with it enough to get it to work. I'm going to play around with it some more and hopefully I can get some basic low quality 3d working at least.
[quote name='rouge978978' date='28 November 2011 - 09:43 PM' timestamp='1322534584' post='1334451']
Ok the new Beta driver 290.36 supports this display now. I can get 3d to work but now need to figure out how to use it in games.
[/quote]
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
[quote name='rouge978978' date='28 November 2011 - 09:43 PM' timestamp='1322534584' post='1334451']
Ok the new Beta driver 290.36 supports this display now. I can get 3d to work but now need to figure out how to use it in games.
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
[quote name='system shocker' date='29 November 2011 - 01:10 PM' timestamp='1322601010' post='1334895']
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
[/quote]
The display doesn't allow 120 or 240Hz input formats, NVidia can't address this.
The 240Hz refers to the processed output image only.
Beyond that 1080P@240Hz is outside the bandwidth of even dual link DVI never mind HDMI.
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
The display doesn't allow 120 or 240Hz input formats, NVidia can't address this.
The 240Hz refers to the processed output image only.
Beyond that 1080P@240Hz is outside the bandwidth of even dual link DVI never mind HDMI.
Yea the display is 1.4 hdmi 240Hz screen.
[/quote]
Interpolation tickles my brain, I'd prefer a "true 120Hz" Display.
Yea the display is 1.4 hdmi 240Hz screen.
Interpolation tickles my brain, I'd prefer a "true 120Hz" Display.
Tell these people it's unsupported, so they can return them if they so desire. Or keep them if it is.
But of course we know the answer, or do we?
Tell these people it's unsupported, so they can return them if they so desire. Or keep them if it is.
But of course we know the answer, or do we?
Bumppppppp
Tell these people it's unsupported, so they can return them if they so desire. Or keep them if it is.
But of course we know the answer, or do we?
[/quote]
Yeah, I'm also wondering if anyone had any luck with this?
And if anything official is coming down the line??
(as I do own this)
Bumppppppp
Tell these people it's unsupported, so they can return them if they so desire. Or keep them if it is.
But of course we know the answer, or do we?
Yeah, I'm also wondering if anyone had any luck with this?
And if anything official is coming down the line??
(as I do own this)
You think since-----> Sony HMZ-T1 HMD support is now available http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215785 <------- getting the SONY Playstation 3D Display
added would not be a problem.
You think since-----> Sony HMZ-T1 HMD support is now available http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215785 <------- getting the SONY Playstation 3D Display
added would not be a problem.
BTW, has anyone even attempted to add this via using a support ticket? Follow the instruction here http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
You think since-----> Sony HMZ-T1 HMD support is now available http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215785 <------- getting the SONY Playstation 3D Display
added would not be a problem.
[/quote]
I was planning on doing that when I got home from work.
BTW, has anyone even attempted to add this via using a support ticket? Follow the instruction here http://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/2774
You think since-----> Sony HMZ-T1 HMD support is now available http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=215785 <------- getting the SONY Playstation 3D Display
added would not be a problem.
I was planning on doing that when I got home from work.
I'm just trying to watch movies on my PC and I don't even have the ability to set SBS on my tv
when i hit the 3d button it only says auto
I'm just trying to watch movies on my PC and I don't even have the ability to set SBS on my tv
when i hit the 3d button it only says auto
I bought this exclusively for my ps3 for a close and personal experience. I have mitsubishi 3d (with converter), 3d vision surround for my pc (3 acer GD235hz) and now the PS3 TV.
So far, the most comfortable experience for me is the PS3 TV. PC obviously gives the best resolution for 3D, but this sony setup almost seems to me like it would be 3d vision 2.
The panel is really bright even with 3D on. I don't get ANY screen tearing (yet!) and FPS are butter smooth. So I don't know how many hz it REALLY is, but I don't see any interpolation/auto-motion or anything so I would be surprised if it was doing any trickery. I checked out some of Green Hornet and action scenes were insanely smooth.
When the sony glasses activate, they don't induce seizures.... no crazy flashing. It's just a smooth transition.
Two things so far I don't like are the Sony glasses are a little heavy and they also have a thicker stem above the nose, so you pretty much have to be looking straight on...
I checked out the simul-view feature in the store (I won't be using this)... it was actually very impressive though.
Overall, I think this a great display for one adult to get close to, or two children (who share a system)... but I don't see this being a dorm room hit. maybe a 32" or 40" for that.
It should cost less, but I'll say it does look pretty darn cool.
I bought this exclusively for my ps3 for a close and personal experience. I have mitsubishi 3d (with converter), 3d vision surround for my pc (3 acer GD235hz) and now the PS3 TV.
So far, the most comfortable experience for me is the PS3 TV. PC obviously gives the best resolution for 3D, but this sony setup almost seems to me like it would be 3d vision 2.
The panel is really bright even with 3D on. I don't get ANY screen tearing (yet!) and FPS are butter smooth. So I don't know how many hz it REALLY is, but I don't see any interpolation/auto-motion or anything so I would be surprised if it was doing any trickery. I checked out some of Green Hornet and action scenes were insanely smooth.
When the sony glasses activate, they don't induce seizures.... no crazy flashing. It's just a smooth transition.
Two things so far I don't like are the Sony glasses are a little heavy and they also have a thicker stem above the nose, so you pretty much have to be looking straight on...
I checked out the simul-view feature in the store (I won't be using this)... it was actually very impressive though.
Overall, I think this a great display for one adult to get close to, or two children (who share a system)... but I don't see this being a dorm room hit. maybe a 32" or 40" for that.
It should cost less, but I'll say it does look pretty darn cool.
I downloaded iz3d but havn't fooled around with it enough to get it to work. I'm going to play around with it some more and hopefully I can get some basic low quality 3d working at least.
I downloaded iz3d but havn't fooled around with it enough to get it to work. I'm going to play around with it some more and hopefully I can get some basic low quality 3d working at least.
Ok the new Beta driver 290.36 supports this display now. I can get 3d to work but now need to figure out how to use it in games.
[/quote]
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
Ok the new Beta driver 290.36 supports this display now. I can get 3d to work but now need to figure out how to use it in games.
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
[/quote]
The display doesn't allow 120 or 240Hz input formats, NVidia can't address this.
The 240Hz refers to the processed output image only.
Beyond that 1080P@240Hz is outside the bandwidth of even dual link DVI never mind HDMI.
Does your computer allow you to set the refresh rate to 120hz or 240hz now that the drivers support the display? I'm going to buy this tomorrow at gamestop and have been holding out because I wasn't sure if Nvidia would ever support this particular display. I'm using a DVI to HDMI adapter with my Geforce 9800GT which has HDCP support. I really want to be able to set the screen display to at least 120hz at the 1920 by 1080 resolution, and I don't think it would be asking too much to also be able to set it to 240hz.
The display doesn't allow 120 or 240Hz input formats, NVidia can't address this.
The 240Hz refers to the processed output image only.
Beyond that 1080P@240Hz is outside the bandwidth of even dual link DVI never mind HDMI.
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