autoupdate for drivers & multiplayer
Hi i have 3d vision setup, i was wondering what was required to run multiplayer games in 3d (such as resident evil 5 co-op mode)

and does this work on all 3d vision supported games?

also, do the drivers automatically update? and if not, is there anyway to get notified as soon as new drivers are released?

thanks
Hi i have 3d vision setup, i was wondering what was required to run multiplayer games in 3d (such as resident evil 5 co-op mode)



and does this work on all 3d vision supported games?



also, do the drivers automatically update? and if not, is there anyway to get notified as soon as new drivers are released?



thanks

#1
Posted 07/06/2010 09:21 PM   
[quote name='slamm' post='1083859' date='Jul 6 2010, 04:21 PM']Hi i have 3d vision setup, i was wondering what was required to run multiplayer games in 3d (such as resident evil 5 co-op mode)

and does this work on all 3d vision supported games?

also, do the drivers automatically update? and if not, is there anyway to get notified as soon as new drivers are released?

thanks[/quote]

Nvidia has a list of games. They also let you know how well they work and what has issues. You can also read in these forums for a few list that users put together that has alot of information.

There is no way to get notified besides coming here to the forums and someone will post it when they come out.

Thanks
[quote name='slamm' post='1083859' date='Jul 6 2010, 04:21 PM']Hi i have 3d vision setup, i was wondering what was required to run multiplayer games in 3d (such as resident evil 5 co-op mode)



and does this work on all 3d vision supported games?



also, do the drivers automatically update? and if not, is there anyway to get notified as soon as new drivers are released?



thanks



Nvidia has a list of games. They also let you know how well they work and what has issues. You can also read in these forums for a few list that users put together that has alot of information.



There is no way to get notified besides coming here to the forums and someone will post it when they come out.



Thanks

#2
Posted 07/06/2010 09:30 PM   
[quote name='BaDvs3viL' post='1083866' date='Jul 6 2010, 10:30 PM']Nvidia has a list of games. They also let you know how well they work and what has issues. You can also read in these forums for a few list that users put together that has alot of information.

There is no way to get notified besides coming here to the forums and someone will post it when they come out.

Thanks[/quote]

thanks,

i know about the list of games im just curious if all the ones which work in a normal 3d vision setup would work with 2 pairs of glasses on?
[quote name='BaDvs3viL' post='1083866' date='Jul 6 2010, 10:30 PM']Nvidia has a list of games. They also let you know how well they work and what has issues. You can also read in these forums for a few list that users put together that has alot of information.



There is no way to get notified besides coming here to the forums and someone will post it when they come out.



Thanks



thanks,



i know about the list of games im just curious if all the ones which work in a normal 3d vision setup would work with 2 pairs of glasses on?

#3
Posted 07/06/2010 09:45 PM   
[quote name='slamm' post='1083878' date='Jul 6 2010, 05:45 PM']thanks,

i know about the list of games im just curious if all the ones which work in a normal 3d vision setup would work with 2 pairs of glasses on?[/quote]

Yes you can use multiple glasses with just one emitter. As long as the glasses are in direct contact of the emitter and within the range they will work. I have tried it with 2 glasses but you can use even more than 2. I guess up to 4 glasses are allowed but i am not sure what is the limit.
[quote name='slamm' post='1083878' date='Jul 6 2010, 05:45 PM']thanks,



i know about the list of games im just curious if all the ones which work in a normal 3d vision setup would work with 2 pairs of glasses on?



Yes you can use multiple glasses with just one emitter. As long as the glasses are in direct contact of the emitter and within the range they will work. I have tried it with 2 glasses but you can use even more than 2. I guess up to 4 glasses are allowed but i am not sure what is the limit.

#4
Posted 07/07/2010 04:18 AM   
[quote name='imarun' post='1084064' date='Jul 7 2010, 05:18 AM']Yes you can use multiple glasses with just one emitter. As long as the glasses are in direct contact of the emitter and within the range they will work. I have tried it with 2 glasses but you can use even more than 2. I guess up to 4 glasses are allowed but i am not sure what is the limit.[/quote]

nice, ill have to try that
[quote name='imarun' post='1084064' date='Jul 7 2010, 05:18 AM']Yes you can use multiple glasses with just one emitter. As long as the glasses are in direct contact of the emitter and within the range they will work. I have tried it with 2 glasses but you can use even more than 2. I guess up to 4 glasses are allowed but i am not sure what is the limit.



nice, ill have to try that

#5
Posted 07/07/2010 11:04 PM   
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