According to the list below, notebook graphic cards can only run Blu-ray 3D playback, none of them are listed in the other sections (3D Gaming, 3D Applications, 3D Pictures & 3D Movie file playback).
Does that really mean that notebook graphic cards like the [b]GeForce GTS 350M[/b] aren't able to run games in 3D or just aren't able to run them as efficiently as a desktop card would?
According to the list below, notebook graphic cards can only run Blu-ray 3D playback, none of them are listed in the other sections (3D Gaming, 3D Applications, 3D Pictures & 3D Movie file playback).
Does that really mean that notebook graphic cards like the GeForce GTS 350M aren't able to run games in 3D or just aren't able to run them as efficiently as a desktop card would?
You want 2x GTS250, GTX285, ~GTX460 perfomance for 720p 3d , so if you ask me , its quite unlikely. Given how bad old games are supported, its even more unlikely.
You want 2x GTS250, GTX285, ~GTX460 perfomance for 720p 3d , so if you ask me , its quite unlikely. Given how bad old games are supported, its even more unlikely.
Does that really mean that notebook graphic cards like the [b]GeForce GTS 350M[/b] aren't able to run games in 3D or just aren't able to run them as efficiently as a desktop card would?
[url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Cards[/url]
Does that really mean that notebook graphic cards like the GeForce GTS 350M aren't able to run games in 3D or just aren't able to run them as efficiently as a desktop card would?
NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Cards