When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
[quote name='pascal.hueting' post='1072789' date='Jun 13 2010, 04:24 PM']Hi all,
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal[/quote]
what is with people trying to run 3d with minimum specs or in your case below minimum specs. 3d vision is very gpu intensive, that being said even if you had the required minimum of a 8800gt I would still say don't bother wasting your money until you have decent cards. Even if u could get it to work with your existing card your experience will be mediocre at best and will give you a negative impression of how awesome 3d can truly be. Screw the Nvidia recommended minimum, any 3dvision owner will tell you that you want at minimum a gtx260. But hey if you enjoy suck then go right ahead buddy but you've been warned.
[quote name='pascal.hueting' post='1072789' date='Jun 13 2010, 04:24 PM']Hi all,
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal
what is with people trying to run 3d with minimum specs or in your case below minimum specs. 3d vision is very gpu intensive, that being said even if you had the required minimum of a 8800gt I would still say don't bother wasting your money until you have decent cards. Even if u could get it to work with your existing card your experience will be mediocre at best and will give you a negative impression of how awesome 3d can truly be. Screw the Nvidia recommended minimum, any 3dvision owner will tell you that you want at minimum a gtx260. But hey if you enjoy suck then go right ahead buddy but you've been warned.
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='1072887' date='Jun 13 2010, 01:45 PM']what is with people trying to run 3d with minimum specs or in your case below minimum specs.[/quote]
How many people do you know have 3D vision? I know one other person that I had shown it to which convinced them to buy it. It's not hard to imagine that other people don't have the same grasp of 3D vision that you do.
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='1072887' date='Jun 13 2010, 01:45 PM']what is with people trying to run 3d with minimum specs or in your case below minimum specs.
How many people do you know have 3D vision? I know one other person that I had shown it to which convinced them to buy it. It's not hard to imagine that other people don't have the same grasp of 3D vision that you do.
[quote name='Stange' post='1072933' date='Jun 13 2010, 09:53 PM']How many people do you know have 3D vision? I know one other person that I had shown it to which convinced them to buy it. It's not hard to imagine that other people don't have the same grasp of 3D vision that you do.[/quote]
if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.
[quote name='Stange' post='1072933' date='Jun 13 2010, 09:53 PM']How many people do you know have 3D vision? I know one other person that I had shown it to which convinced them to buy it. It's not hard to imagine that other people don't have the same grasp of 3D vision that you do.
if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='1072975' date='Jun 14 2010, 12:32 AM']if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.[/quote]
this is why there's a forum to help each other /shock.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':shock:' /> /bomb_ie.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':bomb_ie:' />
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='1072975' date='Jun 14 2010, 12:32 AM']if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.
this is why there's a forum to help each other /shock.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':shock:' />
[quote name='pascal.hueting' post='1072789' date='Jun 13 2010, 04:24 PM']Hi all,
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal[/quote]
yes it should
nvidia website says it does but u wont max games out with 3d on
[quote name='pascal.hueting' post='1072789' date='Jun 13 2010, 04:24 PM']Hi all,
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal
yes it should
nvidia website says it does but u wont max games out with 3d on
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='1072975' date='Jun 13 2010, 05:32 PM']if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.[/quote]
And you certainly did answer his question well. I'm sorry if I came off as hostile, it just seemed like a odd comment to make.
"I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly."
That's exactly what he is doing, he is asking a question about the product.
"People who buy first and then ask questions fail."
Indeed they do, what that has to do in regards to this topic i'm unsure of however.
To the original poster pascal.hueting; I owned a Geforce 9600 GT for quite some time before upgrading to a 285 GTX. While the video card is officially supported the performance in newer games would not be very pleasing. Expect to run a game like World of Warcraft at the medium (if you're lucky) to low graphic settings. I would highly recommend purchasing a better video card before getting 3D vision.
For a list of supported graphics cards you can consult [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]this[/url] website.
[quote name='Vtectrini' post='1072975' date='Jun 13 2010, 05:32 PM']if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.
And you certainly did answer his question well. I'm sorry if I came off as hostile, it just seemed like a odd comment to make.
"I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly."
That's exactly what he is doing, he is asking a question about the product.
"People who buy first and then ask questions fail."
Indeed they do, what that has to do in regards to this topic i'm unsure of however.
To the original poster pascal.hueting; I owned a Geforce 9600 GT for quite some time before upgrading to a 285 GTX. While the video card is officially supported the performance in newer games would not be very pleasing. Expect to run a game like World of Warcraft at the medium (if you're lucky) to low graphic settings. I would highly recommend purchasing a better video card before getting 3D vision.
For a list of supported graphics cards you can consult this website.
I strongly disagree on this. I have a point of view 9600gt and I can run most games at 720p (projector) at maximum and get playable frame rates in 3d. Also in 1680*1050 (sammy monitor) I can run games like assassins creed 1 on max and ac2 and jc2 with only a few things turned down and get playable framerates.
I strongly disagree on this. I have a point of view 9600gt and I can run most games at 720p (projector) at maximum and get playable frame rates in 3d. Also in 1680*1050 (sammy monitor) I can run games like assassins creed 1 on max and ac2 and jc2 with only a few things turned down and get playable framerates.
[quote name='alex1' post='1073292' date='Jun 14 2010, 09:16 AM']I strongly disagree on this. I have a point of view 9600gt and I can run most games at 720p (projector) at maximum and get playable frame rates in 3d. Also in 1680*1050 (sammy monitor) I can run games like assassins creed 1 on max and ac2 and jc2 with only a few things turned down and get playable framerates.[/quote]
Really? Interesting, I suppose my CPU may have been more of a bottleneck on my computer than I expected.
[quote name='alex1' post='1073292' date='Jun 14 2010, 09:16 AM']I strongly disagree on this. I have a point of view 9600gt and I can run most games at 720p (projector) at maximum and get playable frame rates in 3d. Also in 1680*1050 (sammy monitor) I can run games like assassins creed 1 on max and ac2 and jc2 with only a few things turned down and get playable framerates.
Really? Interesting, I suppose my CPU may have been more of a bottleneck on my computer than I expected.
I have the same problem and i LIKE older games!! Don´t forget that people like different things and like to spend money on different thing aswell!!
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
Yesterday i installed the ACER GD245HQ 120Hz and it work great exept the 3D vision future, when i run the compability check on: [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html[/url]
it say that the 9600GT dont support 3D Vision and that my Acer screen is unknown (GD245HQ).
Acoording to hardware spec. on [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html[/url] the 9600GT should have 3DVision support, i have installed the lastest 3D vision CD drivers from the Nvidia.com
site and the Acer driver from the acer.com site.
What should i do to get the 3D Vision to work?
What drivers should we use?
[quote name='Kent78' post='1074949' date='Jun 17 2010, 12:46 PM']I have the same problem and i LIKE older games!! Don´t forget that people like different things and like to spend money on different thing aswell!!
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
Yesterday i installed the ACER GD245HQ 120Hz and it work great exept the 3D vision future, when i run the compability check on: [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html[/url]
it say that the 9600GT dont support 3D Vision and that my Acer screen is unknown (GD245HQ).
Acoording to hardware spec. on [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html[/url] the 9600GT should have 3DVision support, i have installed the lastest 3D vision CD drivers from the Nvidia.com
site and the Acer driver from the acer.com site.
What should i do to get the 3D Vision to work?
What drivers should we use?
Best Regards
Kent
This is the reason I recommend people to get better cards to avoid issues like this. If I were you I would driver sweep those drivers and do a clean install of one of the older 3dvision drivers in the archive. Also what are the monitor drivers for? Are they necessary? I have the Sammy and I never installed drivers for it but I doubt the monitor drivers are your issue.
[quote name='Kent78' post='1074949' date='Jun 17 2010, 12:46 PM']I have the same problem and i LIKE older games!! Don´t forget that people like different things and like to spend money on different thing aswell!!
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
This is the reason I recommend people to get better cards to avoid issues like this. If I were you I would driver sweep those drivers and do a clean install of one of the older 3dvision drivers in the archive. Also what are the monitor drivers for? Are they necessary? I have the Sammy and I never installed drivers for it but I doubt the monitor drivers are your issue.
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal[/quote]
what is with people trying to run 3d with minimum specs or in your case below minimum specs. 3d vision is very gpu intensive, that being said even if you had the required minimum of a 8800gt I would still say don't bother wasting your money until you have decent cards. Even if u could get it to work with your existing card your experience will be mediocre at best and will give you a negative impression of how awesome 3d can truly be. Screw the Nvidia recommended minimum, any 3dvision owner will tell you that you want at minimum a gtx260. But hey if you enjoy suck then go right ahead buddy but you've been warned.
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal
what is with people trying to run 3d with minimum specs or in your case below minimum specs. 3d vision is very gpu intensive, that being said even if you had the required minimum of a 8800gt I would still say don't bother wasting your money until you have decent cards. Even if u could get it to work with your existing card your experience will be mediocre at best and will give you a negative impression of how awesome 3d can truly be. Screw the Nvidia recommended minimum, any 3dvision owner will tell you that you want at minimum a gtx260. But hey if you enjoy suck then go right ahead buddy but you've been warned.
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How many people do you know have 3D vision? I know one other person that I had shown it to which convinced them to buy it. It's not hard to imagine that other people don't have the same grasp of 3D vision that you do.
How many people do you know have 3D vision? I know one other person that I had shown it to which convinced them to buy it. It's not hard to imagine that other people don't have the same grasp of 3D vision that you do.
if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.
if you found these forums and you can read then there is no excuse. I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly. People who buy first and then ask questions fail. I was simply trying to help someone who hasn't done their homework.
3770k @ 4.2
16gb ram
MSI z77a g45
EVGA GTX 980 SC + EVGA GTX 670 FTW Physx
Corsair hx850
Crapload of fans
HAF 932
this is why there's a forum to help each other
this is why there's a forum to help each other
Dell 24" U2410 / Acer H5360 / Viewsonic 22" vx2268wm 120hz / Nvidia 3D Vision / Antec 300 / Intel quad Q6600 @ 3.2ghz 400x8 1.35v Msi p35 / OCZ Plat 1GBX4 DDR2 @ 970MHZ 2.1V / Nvidia GTX260 896MB / Hiper 630W Type-M / Windows 7 64BIT
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal[/quote]
yes it should
nvidia website says it does but u wont max games out with 3d on
When I run the 'Can I Run It?' Test, it tells me I need to have GeForce 9800 GT or higher, but when I look at the System Requirements it says 3D Gaming is compatible with a GeForce 9600 GT graphics card.
so now my question is; can I run NVIDIA 3D Vision with a Geforce 9600 GT graphic card?
thanks for your time reading this :)
Pascal
yes it should
nvidia website says it does but u wont max games out with 3d on
Dell 24" U2410 / Acer H5360 / Viewsonic 22" vx2268wm 120hz / Nvidia 3D Vision / Antec 300 / Intel quad Q6600 @ 3.2ghz 400x8 1.35v Msi p35 / OCZ Plat 1GBX4 DDR2 @ 970MHZ 2.1V / Nvidia GTX260 896MB / Hiper 630W Type-M / Windows 7 64BIT
And you certainly did answer his question well. I'm sorry if I came off as hostile, it just seemed like a odd comment to make.
"I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly."
That's exactly what he is doing, he is asking a question about the product.
"People who buy first and then ask questions fail."
Indeed they do, what that has to do in regards to this topic i'm unsure of however.
To the original poster pascal.hueting; I owned a Geforce 9600 GT for quite some time before upgrading to a 285 GTX. While the video card is officially supported the performance in newer games would not be very pleasing. Expect to run a game like World of Warcraft at the medium (if you're lucky) to low graphic settings. I would highly recommend purchasing a better video card before getting 3D vision.
For a list of supported graphics cards you can consult [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]this[/url] website.
And you certainly did answer his question well. I'm sorry if I came off as hostile, it just seemed like a odd comment to make.
"I had 0 friends with 3d vision yet after reading a little and doing minimum research I was able to "grasp" 3d vision enough to know better and purchase accordingly."
That's exactly what he is doing, he is asking a question about the product.
"People who buy first and then ask questions fail."
Indeed they do, what that has to do in regards to this topic i'm unsure of however.
To the original poster pascal.hueting; I owned a Geforce 9600 GT for quite some time before upgrading to a 285 GTX. While the video card is officially supported the performance in newer games would not be very pleasing. Expect to run a game like World of Warcraft at the medium (if you're lucky) to low graphic settings. I would highly recommend purchasing a better video card before getting 3D vision.
For a list of supported graphics cards you can consult this website.
Really? Interesting, I suppose my CPU may have been more of a bottleneck on my computer than I expected.
Really? Interesting, I suppose my CPU may have been more of a bottleneck on my computer than I expected.
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
Yesterday i installed the ACER GD245HQ 120Hz and it work great exept the 3D vision future, when i run the compability check on: [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html[/url]
it say that the 9600GT dont support 3D Vision and that my Acer screen is unknown (GD245HQ).
Acoording to hardware spec. on [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html[/url] the 9600GT should have 3DVision support, i have installed the lastest 3D vision CD drivers from the Nvidia.com
site and the Acer driver from the acer.com site.
What should i do to get the 3D Vision to work?
What drivers should we use?
Best Regards
Kent
Hardware:
HP-XW4400
CPU: INTEL QUAD CORE QX6700
Memmory: 2GB PC-5300
Grapic Card: en9600GT/IGB (From 2008-06-02)
Screen: ACER GD245HQ 120HZ 3D Ready
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
Yesterday i installed the ACER GD245HQ 120Hz and it work great exept the 3D vision future, when i run the compability check on: http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html
it say that the 9600GT dont support 3D Vision and that my Acer screen is unknown (GD245HQ).
Acoording to hardware spec. on http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html the 9600GT should have 3DVision support, i have installed the lastest 3D vision CD drivers from the Nvidia.com
site and the Acer driver from the acer.com site.
What should i do to get the 3D Vision to work?
What drivers should we use?
Best Regards
Kent
Hardware:
HP-XW4400
CPU: INTEL QUAD CORE QX6700
Memmory: 2GB PC-5300
Grapic Card: en9600GT/IGB (From 2008-06-02)
Screen: ACER GD245HQ 120HZ 3D Ready
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
Yesterday i installed the ACER GD245HQ 120Hz and it work great exept the 3D vision future, when i run the compability check on: [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html[/url]
it say that the 9600GT dont support 3D Vision and that my Acer screen is unknown (GD245HQ).
Acoording to hardware spec. on [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html[/url] the 9600GT should have 3DVision support, i have installed the lastest 3D vision CD drivers from the Nvidia.com
site and the Acer driver from the acer.com site.
What should i do to get the 3D Vision to work?
What drivers should we use?
Best Regards
Kent
This is the reason I recommend people to get better cards to avoid issues like this. If I were you I would driver sweep those drivers and do a clean install of one of the older 3dvision drivers in the archive. Also what are the monitor drivers for? Are they necessary? I have the Sammy and I never installed drivers for it but I doubt the monitor drivers are your issue.
Hardware:
HP-XW4400
CPU: INTEL QUAD CORE QX6700
Memmory: 2GB PC-5300
Grapic Card: en9600GT/IGB (From 2008-06-02)
Screen: ACER GD245HQ 120HZ 3D Ready[/quote]
If Nvida says that the 9600GT it is supported the card should work!!
Yesterday i installed the ACER GD245HQ 120Hz and it work great exept the 3D vision future, when i run the compability check on: http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce-3d-compatibility.html
it say that the 9600GT dont support 3D Vision and that my Acer screen is unknown (GD245HQ).
Acoording to hardware spec. on http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html the 9600GT should have 3DVision support, i have installed the lastest 3D vision CD drivers from the Nvidia.com
site and the Acer driver from the acer.com site.
What should i do to get the 3D Vision to work?
What drivers should we use?
Best Regards
Kent
This is the reason I recommend people to get better cards to avoid issues like this. If I were you I would driver sweep those drivers and do a clean install of one of the older 3dvision drivers in the archive. Also what are the monitor drivers for? Are they necessary? I have the Sammy and I never installed drivers for it but I doubt the monitor drivers are your issue.
Hardware:
HP-XW4400
CPU: INTEL QUAD CORE QX6700
Memmory: 2GB PC-5300
Grapic Card: en9600GT/IGB (From 2008-06-02)
Screen: ACER GD245HQ 120HZ 3D Ready
3770k @ 4.2
16gb ram
MSI z77a g45
EVGA GTX 980 SC + EVGA GTX 670 FTW Physx
Corsair hx850
Crapload of fans
HAF 932