How can I use Nvedia 3D Vision on my laptop
I have brought Asus GL703GM Laptop. It has GTX 1060 graphics card and screen refresh rate 144 HZ. Can I see 3d vision on this laptop. Or can I watch 3d movies with active 3d shutter glass? How can I use Nvedia 3D Vision on my laptop?
I have brought Asus GL703GM Laptop. It has GTX 1060 graphics card and screen refresh rate 144 HZ. Can I see 3d vision on this laptop. Or can I watch 3d movies with active 3d shutter glass? How can I use Nvedia 3D Vision on my laptop?

#1
Posted 07/27/2018 05:08 PM   
Hi SM. [u]Don't know for sure[/u] but from what I've heard in the past is that you need the 3D Vision pyramid to unlock 3D Vision when its not 3D Vision certified. Then you might be able to use nVidia's glasses. 3D Vision laptops aren't used by many here. It might be best to make an inquiry with support before you buy the 3D Vision kit to try it. It will be worth the trouble if you get it working!
Hi SM. Don't know for sure but from what I've heard in the past is that you need the 3D Vision pyramid to unlock 3D Vision when its not 3D Vision certified. Then you might be able to use nVidia's glasses. 3D Vision laptops aren't used by many here. It might be best to make an inquiry with support before you buy the 3D Vision kit to try it. It will be worth the trouble if you get it working!

#2
Posted 07/28/2018 04:44 PM   
Try 3D VIsion Discover first... you can pick up a pair of Red/blue glasses for a few bucks (amazon /ebay etc). Before you buy the glasses you should be able to set up 3D VIsion Discover in the Nvidia Control Panel without having to buy anything. If you like what you are seeing with Discover and want the experience in full color, then you will have to buy the 3D VIsion kit with the emitter pyramid and the glasses.
Try 3D VIsion Discover first... you can pick up a pair of Red/blue glasses for a few bucks (amazon /ebay etc). Before you buy the glasses you should be able to set up 3D VIsion Discover in the Nvidia Control Panel without having to buy anything.

If you like what you are seeing with Discover and want the experience in full color, then you will have to buy the 3D VIsion kit with the emitter pyramid and the glasses.

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#3
Posted 07/29/2018 12:42 AM   
[quote="KoelerMeester"]Hi SM. [u]Don't know for sure[/u] but from what I've heard in the past is that you need the 3D Vision pyramid to unlock 3D Vision when its not 3D Vision certified. Then you might be able to use nVidia's glasses. 3D Vision laptops aren't used by many here. It might be best to make an inquiry with support before you buy the 3D Vision kit to try it. It will be worth the trouble if you get it working! [/quote] Thanks for your reply. Yes I can buy 3d vision kit for 150$. But if it do not work what will I do?
KoelerMeester said:Hi SM. Don't know for sure but from what I've heard in the past is that you need the 3D Vision pyramid to unlock 3D Vision when its not 3D Vision certified. Then you might be able to use nVidia's glasses. 3D Vision laptops aren't used by many here. It might be best to make an inquiry with support before you buy the 3D Vision kit to try it. It will be worth the trouble if you get it working!

Thanks for your reply.
Yes I can buy 3d vision kit for 150$. But if it do not work what will I do?

#4
Posted 07/29/2018 11:56 AM   
[quote="Electryic"]Try 3D VIsion Discover first... you can pick up a pair of Red/blue glasses for a few bucks (amazon /ebay etc). Before you buy the glasses you should be able to set up 3D VIsion Discover in the Nvidia Control Panel without having to buy anything. If you like what you are seeing with Discover and want the experience in full color, then you will have to buy the 3D VIsion kit with the emitter pyramid and the glasses. [/quote] Thanks for your reply. In Nividia website there is no driver for 3D vision for windows 10. They have only for windows 7. Please let me know how can I install Nvidia 3D vision in windows 10.
Electryic said:Try 3D VIsion Discover first... you can pick up a pair of Red/blue glasses for a few bucks (amazon /ebay etc). Before you buy the glasses you should be able to set up 3D VIsion Discover in the Nvidia Control Panel without having to buy anything.

If you like what you are seeing with Discover and want the experience in full color, then you will have to buy the 3D VIsion kit with the emitter pyramid and the glasses.


Thanks for your reply.
In Nividia website there is no driver for 3D vision for windows 10. They have only for windows 7.
Please let me know how can I install Nvidia 3D vision in windows 10.

#5
Posted 07/29/2018 12:00 PM   
[quote="S M Nahid"]Thanks for your reply. In Nividia website there is no driver for 3D vision for windows 10. They have only for windows 7. Please let me know how can I install Nvidia 3D vision in windows 10.[/quote]when searching for Drivers, don't specifically search for 3D Vision Drivers, you want to search for GeForce Drivers, this Driver package includes 3D Vision, PhysX, etc Also regarding 3D and laptops... [quote="D-Man11"]Look at this thread https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/571045/ In the 4th picture down, you'll see the PhysX portion of the Nvdia control panel. If you're HDMI output is not connected to the Nvidia GPU, you will not be able to use 3DTV Play. Let us know if you see any available connections from the "Nvidia" GPU. Another option might be to use TriDef.[/quote]source: [url]https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/818888/[/url]
S M Nahid said:Thanks for your reply.
In Nividia website there is no driver for 3D vision for windows 10. They have only for windows 7.
Please let me know how can I install Nvidia 3D vision in windows 10.
when searching for Drivers, don't specifically search for 3D Vision Drivers, you want to search for GeForce Drivers, this Driver package includes 3D Vision, PhysX, etc

Also regarding 3D and laptops...

D-Man11 said:Look at this thread

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/571045/


In the 4th picture down, you'll see the PhysX portion of the Nvdia control panel.
If you're HDMI output is not connected to the Nvidia GPU, you will not be able to use 3DTV Play.

Let us know if you see any available connections from the "Nvidia" GPU.

Another option might be to use TriDef.
source: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/818888/
#6
Posted 07/29/2018 03:33 PM   
Also worth knowing that Nvidia specifically locks out laptops from 3D Vision. No new laptops are certified for 3D Vision, and for some reason they don't allow 3D Vision to show on the internal monitor. If you connect an external monitor, you can see the 3D Vision control panel show up. But if internal is set as primary it won't work. This is a problem I found on my Sager laptop, which is otherwise a desktop computer, but NVidia knows it's a laptop form factor. You won't be able to use the Nvidia kit on the internal monitor, even if you somehow got the 120Hz to work.
Also worth knowing that Nvidia specifically locks out laptops from 3D Vision. No new laptops are certified for 3D Vision, and for some reason they don't allow 3D Vision to show on the internal monitor.

If you connect an external monitor, you can see the 3D Vision control panel show up. But if internal is set as primary it won't work.

This is a problem I found on my Sager laptop, which is otherwise a desktop computer, but NVidia knows it's a laptop form factor.


You won't be able to use the Nvidia kit on the internal monitor, even if you somehow got the 120Hz to work.

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#7
Posted 07/29/2018 08:03 PM   
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