Trine 2;: How to get great 3D quality on HDMI compared to Nvidia 3D vision
Before reading further the tip is disable Nvidia 3D on control panel and [u]use TOP-BOTTOM[/u] setting in Trine 2 setup screen.
What you get is much better image compared to Nvidia 3D Stereo. And the game still runs at 60Hz, of course. You may change your graphic settings, because it's more demanding on system now (I had to change Anti-Aliasing from Extreme to High, on GTX680. My TV has 3D to 2D option, so I can take screenshots for comparison if anyone cares. The difference is huge.
Like others, I'm little disappointed by the HDMI limitation which allows only 720p resolutioin at 60fps. But I was really surprised the quality of Trine and Trine 2 on 3D. 3D really is spot-on on these games, even the games looks much worse on 3D than on 1080p on 2D. I do not play any other games in 3D because of limited resolution on HDMI.
Now the big question is; why on earth does Nvidia 3D looks like its resolution is actually half, compared to 1080p top-bottom split screen?
[size="1"]Setup is Samsung 50" PN50C8000 3D Plasma and GTX680. [/size]
Before reading further the tip is disable Nvidia 3D on control panel and use TOP-BOTTOM setting in Trine 2 setup screen.
What you get is much better image compared to Nvidia 3D Stereo. And the game still runs at 60Hz, of course. You may change your graphic settings, because it's more demanding on system now (I had to change Anti-Aliasing from Extreme to High, on GTX680. My TV has 3D to 2D option, so I can take screenshots for comparison if anyone cares. The difference is huge.
Like others, I'm little disappointed by the HDMI limitation which allows only 720p resolutioin at 60fps. But I was really surprised the quality of Trine and Trine 2 on 3D. 3D really is spot-on on these games, even the games looks much worse on 3D than on 1080p on 2D. I do not play any other games in 3D because of limited resolution on HDMI.
Now the big question is; why on earth does Nvidia 3D looks like its resolution is actually half, compared to 1080p top-bottom split screen?
Setup is Samsung 50" PN50C8000 3D Plasma and GTX680.
What you get is much better image compared to Nvidia 3D Stereo. And the game still runs at 60Hz, of course. You may change your graphic settings, because it's more demanding on system now (I had to change Anti-Aliasing from Extreme to High, on GTX680. My TV has 3D to 2D option, so I can take screenshots for comparison if anyone cares. The difference is huge.
Like others, I'm little disappointed by the HDMI limitation which allows only 720p resolutioin at 60fps. But I was really surprised the quality of Trine and Trine 2 on 3D. 3D really is spot-on on these games, even the games looks much worse on 3D than on 1080p on 2D. I do not play any other games in 3D because of limited resolution on HDMI.
Now the big question is; why on earth does Nvidia 3D looks like its resolution is actually half, compared to 1080p top-bottom split screen?
[size="1"]Setup is Samsung 50" PN50C8000 3D Plasma and GTX680. [/size]
What you get is much better image compared to Nvidia 3D Stereo. And the game still runs at 60Hz, of course. You may change your graphic settings, because it's more demanding on system now (I had to change Anti-Aliasing from Extreme to High, on GTX680. My TV has 3D to 2D option, so I can take screenshots for comparison if anyone cares. The difference is huge.
Like others, I'm little disappointed by the HDMI limitation which allows only 720p resolutioin at 60fps. But I was really surprised the quality of Trine and Trine 2 on 3D. 3D really is spot-on on these games, even the games looks much worse on 3D than on 1080p on 2D. I do not play any other games in 3D because of limited resolution on HDMI.
Now the big question is; why on earth does Nvidia 3D looks like its resolution is actually half, compared to 1080p top-bottom split screen?
Setup is Samsung 50" PN50C8000 3D Plasma and GTX680.