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So I want to buy a monitor ASUS VG248QE And on this official page of ASUS it says that it has 3D vision and it supports HDMI [url]http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VG248QE/[/url] The thing i want to ask that does it have 3D Vision HDMI Support??? I want to plug my PC through HDMI port so does this Monitor supports??? Cause even the monitor is not in the list of SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS [url]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html[/url]
So I want to buy a monitor ASUS VG248QE
And on this official page of ASUS it says that it has 3D vision and it supports HDMI
http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VG248QE/

The thing i want to ask that does it have 3D Vision
HDMI Support???
I want to plug my PC through HDMI port so does this Monitor supports???

Cause even the monitor is not in the list of SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html

#1
Posted 01/12/2015 08:03 PM   
AFAIK the only Displays that will support 3D Vision via HDMI are projectors at 1280x720@120HZ.
AFAIK the only Displays that will support 3D Vision via HDMI are projectors at 1280x720@120HZ.

#2
Posted 01/12/2015 08:13 PM   
Latest asus vg278HR Support sbs by hdmi
Latest asus vg278HR Support sbs by hdmi

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#3
Posted 01/13/2015 12:19 AM   
PC connect to a 3D monitor via HDMI,it's meant "3DTV Play"; PC connect to a 3D monitor via DVI,it's meant "3D Vision". Am I right?
PC connect to a 3D monitor via HDMI,it's meant "3DTV Play";
PC connect to a 3D monitor via DVI,it's meant "3D Vision".
Am I right?

#4
Posted 01/13/2015 02:33 AM   
3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.
3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.

#5
Posted 01/13/2015 05:22 AM   
[quote="Pirateguybrush"]3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.[/quote] When you say 3D Vision does "NOT" work over HDMI, I assume you are referring to the ASUS VG248QE. Because as stated above 3D Vision will work over HDMI on 3D Vision certified projectors at 1280x720@120Hz, if the input is available. If OP bought the ASUS VG248QE, he could also use a Display Port cable vs using a Dual Link DVI cable.
Pirateguybrush said:3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.


When you say 3D Vision does "NOT" work over HDMI, I assume you are referring to the ASUS VG248QE.

Because as stated above 3D Vision will work over HDMI on 3D Vision certified projectors at 1280x720@120Hz, if the input is available.

If OP bought the ASUS VG248QE, he could also use a Display Port cable vs using a Dual Link DVI cable.

#6
Posted 01/13/2015 08:09 AM   
I know, I'm just trying to keep things simple as it looks like English might not be his first language.
I know, I'm just trying to keep things simple as it looks like English might not be his first language.

#7
Posted 01/13/2015 09:06 AM   
[quote="Pirateguybrush"]3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.[/quote] So if i use a cable has one side HDMI and on the other has DVI, will it work??? Like this one [url]http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-PCM-2296-06-HDMI-Cable/dp/B0007MWE1E[/url]
Pirateguybrush said:3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.


So if i use a cable has one side HDMI and on the other has DVI, will it work???

Like this one http://www.amazon.com/Cables-Unlimited-PCM-2296-06-HDMI-Cable/dp/B0007MWE1E

#8
Posted 01/13/2015 12:39 PM   
[quote="D-Man11"][quote="Pirateguybrush"]3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.[/quote] When you say 3D Vision does "NOT" work over HDMI, I assume you are referring to the ASUS VG248QE. Because as stated above 3D Vision will work over HDMI on 3D Vision certified projectors at 1280x720@120Hz, if the input is available. If OP bought the ASUS VG248QE, he could also use a Display Port cable vs using a Dual Link DVI cable.[/quote] So if i buy this one ASUS VG278H. It will definitely work, right???
D-Man11 said:
Pirateguybrush said:3D Vision does NOT work over HDMI. You will need to connect via dual-link DVI.


When you say 3D Vision does "NOT" work over HDMI, I assume you are referring to the ASUS VG248QE.

Because as stated above 3D Vision will work over HDMI on 3D Vision certified projectors at 1280x720@120Hz, if the input is available.

If OP bought the ASUS VG248QE, he could also use a Display Port cable vs using a Dual Link DVI cable.


So if i buy this one ASUS VG278H. It will definitely work, right???

#9
Posted 01/13/2015 12:43 PM   
I have a 47 inch 3D TV. My 3D TV do not have a DVI port,only HDMI on it. But I can playing game with 3DVision at 1080p @ 60 Hz.
I have a 47 inch 3D TV.
My 3D TV do not have a DVI port,only HDMI on it.
But I can playing game with 3DVision at 1080p @ 60 Hz.

#10
Posted 01/13/2015 02:07 PM   
My asus VG278HR with integrated emitter bought 1 year ago, with one of the latest firmware or latest, work perfectly by hdmi on a PC without 3dtvplay wich is for TV. In the menu you can choose SBS / TB by hdmi and due to the firmware and integrated emitter, i can connect any blueray player on him and choose the 3D formaat in the screen menu.
My asus VG278HR with integrated emitter bought 1 year ago, with one of the latest firmware or latest, work perfectly by hdmi on a PC without 3dtvplay wich is for TV. In the menu you can choose SBS / TB by hdmi and due to the firmware and integrated emitter, i can connect any blueray player on him and choose the 3D formaat in the screen menu.

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#11
Posted 01/13/2015 02:38 PM   
Gameboybin - The monitor will come with a dual-link DVI cable. You will need to use this. A HDMI-DVI cable will not work. Why do you want to use HDMI anyway? snake4196 - No you can't. If you're running a 3D TV over HDMI, you can only use 1080p at 24hz, or 720p at 60hz. mgk29 - Some VG278HRs will work that way, but you'll be limited to the same resolutions as snake is. You're always better off with DVI/DP.
Gameboybin - The monitor will come with a dual-link DVI cable. You will need to use this. A HDMI-DVI cable will not work. Why do you want to use HDMI anyway?

snake4196 - No you can't. If you're running a 3D TV over HDMI, you can only use 1080p at 24hz, or 720p at 60hz.

mgk29 - Some VG278HRs will work that way, but you'll be limited to the same resolutions as snake is. You're always better off with DVI/DP.

#12
Posted 01/13/2015 04:04 PM   
[quote="Pirateguybrush"]Gameboybin - The monitor will come with a dual-link DVI cable. You will need to use this. A HDMI-DVI cable will not work. Why do you want to use HDMI anyway? snake4196 - No you can't. If you're running a 3D TV over HDMI, you can only use 1080p at 24hz, or 720p at 60hz. mgk29 - Some VG278HRs will work that way, but you'll be limited to the same resolutions as snake is. You're always better off with DVI/DP.[/quote] Yes,I am running a 3D TV over HDMI,and I want to tell you,I can use 1080p at 60Hz!I am not kidding,It's true!
Pirateguybrush said:Gameboybin - The monitor will come with a dual-link DVI cable. You will need to use this. A HDMI-DVI cable will not work. Why do you want to use HDMI anyway?

snake4196 - No you can't. If you're running a 3D TV over HDMI, you can only use 1080p at 24hz, or 720p at 60hz.

mgk29 - Some VG278HRs will work that way, but you'll be limited to the same resolutions as snake is. You're always better off with DVI/DP.


Yes,I am running a 3D TV over HDMI,and I want to tell you,I can use 1080p at 60Hz!I am not kidding,It's true!

#13
Posted 01/13/2015 04:32 PM   
[quote="snake4196"]Yes,I am running a 3D TV over HDMI,and I want to tell you,I can use 1080p at 60Hz!I am not kidding,It's true![/quote]The 3D screenshots you posted of [url=http://www.tridef.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=4966]MGS GZ[/url] are only 1920x1080 ... that's not really 1080p60 3D, it's SBS. A 1080p 3D screenshot should be 3840x1080. I have one of the few 3D TVs that can do 1080p60 3D, it doesn't use 3DTV Play it specifically uses 3D Vision and requires a 3D Vision emitter and VESA cable. When I take screenshots I get double-wide 3D screenshots, yours are compressed into a single 1080p image ... I was under the impression that 3DTV Play didn't even do SBS ...
snake4196 said:Yes,I am running a 3D TV over HDMI,and I want to tell you,I can use 1080p at 60Hz!I am not kidding,It's true!
The 3D screenshots you posted of MGS GZ are only 1920x1080 ... that's not really 1080p60 3D, it's SBS. A 1080p 3D screenshot should be 3840x1080.

I have one of the few 3D TVs that can do 1080p60 3D, it doesn't use 3DTV Play it specifically uses 3D Vision and requires a 3D Vision emitter and VESA cable.

When I take screenshots I get double-wide 3D screenshots, yours are compressed into a single 1080p image ... I was under the impression that 3DTV Play didn't even do SBS ...
#14
Posted 01/13/2015 06:41 PM   
The ASUS VG248QE requires an external emitter, so IT WILL NOT work via HDMI. Even if it had an internal emitter it wouldn't work, because Nvidia DOES NOT support side by side (AFAIK). @Gameboybin do you not have a Dual Link DVI output? As stated, a dvi to HDMI connector does nothing more than make a HDMI connection, so NO it will not work.
The ASUS VG248QE requires an external emitter, so IT WILL NOT work via HDMI.

Even if it had an internal emitter it wouldn't work, because Nvidia DOES NOT support side by side (AFAIK).

@Gameboybin do you not have a Dual Link DVI output? As stated, a dvi to HDMI connector does nothing more than make a HDMI connection, so NO it will not work.

#15
Posted 01/13/2015 06:46 PM   
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