Hi, I'm new to the forums. So i think this is the right place to ask this.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
Hi, I'm new to the forums. So i think this is the right place to ask this.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
Hi, I'm new to the forums. So i think this is the right place to ask this.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
Hi, I'm new to the forums. So i think this is the right place to ask this.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
no unfortunately you have to buy 3dtv and even then it won't work til nvidia brings out the 3d play software. Your options are either a 24" LCD or a projector. There's nothing in between in the UK.
no unfortunately you have to buy 3dtv and even then it won't work til nvidia brings out the 3d play software. Your options are either a 24" LCD or a projector. There's nothing in between in the UK.
no unfortunately you have to buy 3dtv and even then it won't work til nvidia brings out the 3d play software. Your options are either a 24" LCD or a projector. There's nothing in between in the UK.
no unfortunately you have to buy 3dtv and even then it won't work til nvidia brings out the 3d play software. Your options are either a 24" LCD or a projector. There's nothing in between in the UK.
I`ve had my part of 100Hz-vs-120Hz-discussions, so I`ll leave that to others :)
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the [u]List of certified products[/u] on Nvidia`s site, [b]or[/b] mentioned in the "[u]Adds support for....[/u]" in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
I`ve had my part of 100Hz-vs-120Hz-discussions, so I`ll leave that to others :)
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the List of certified products on Nvidia`s site, or mentioned in the "Adds support for...." in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
I`ve had my part of 100Hz-vs-120Hz-discussions, so I`ll leave that to others :)
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the [u]List of certified products[/u] on Nvidia`s site, [b]or[/b] mentioned in the "[u]Adds support for....[/u]" in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
I`ve had my part of 100Hz-vs-120Hz-discussions, so I`ll leave that to others :)
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the List of certified products on Nvidia`s site, or mentioned in the "Adds support for...." in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
I am currently considering buying a Panasonic TV for my PC, it is 1920x1080 @ 100 Hz. My question is will i be able to use nvidia 3D stereoscopic vision on this?
Here is a link to the TV, [url="http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product.aspx?s_kwcid=TC|16229|panasonic%20TX%20l32s20b||S|p|5626469098"]http://www.johnlewis.com/230950652/Product...|S|p|5626469098[/url]
If it does support 3D Stereoscopic Vision then i will buy it, if not, its a shame but its still a good screen.
Why wouldnt it work then? Because i have seen on the nvidia control panel you can choose 100hz 3D?
Why wouldnt it work then? Because i have seen on the nvidia control panel you can choose 100hz 3D?
Why wouldnt it work then? Because i have seen on the nvidia control panel you can choose 100hz 3D?
Why wouldnt it work then? Because i have seen on the nvidia control panel you can choose 100hz 3D?
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the [u]List of certified products[/u] on Nvidia`s site, [b]or[/b] mentioned in the "[u]Adds support for....[/u]" in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the List of certified products on Nvidia`s site, or mentioned in the "Adds support for...." in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the [u]List of certified products[/u] on Nvidia`s site, [b]or[/b] mentioned in the "[u]Adds support for....[/u]" in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
From my point of view;
If its not listed in the List of certified products on Nvidia`s site, or mentioned in the "Adds support for...." in the newest driver, I would not take the chance. At least I would ask Nvidia personally before spending my money.
As far as I know, even a 120Hz HDTV is not guaranteed to work unless its, you got it, "Certified by Nvidia".
Ps! The System Requirement info is not updated at all times, so even if you dont find it there, it might be mentioned in the info for the newest driver.
No chance to get 3D working on this.
No chance to get 3D working on this.
Desktop-PC
i7 870 @ 3.8GHz + MSI GTX1070 Gaming X + 16GB RAM + Win10 64Bit Home + AW2310+3D-Vision