While you Can NOT run rhw 3D Vision on XP you can use the older technology on WinXP like the EDimensional 3D Shutter Glasses but using a 7000 series card or lower ;)
While you Can NOT run rhw 3D Vision on XP you can use the older technology on WinXP like the EDimensional 3D Shutter Glasses but using a 7000 series card or lower ;)
[quote name='Veldan' post='957806' date='Nov 30 2009, 08:06 PM']Hey all quick question is it possible to run the 3d technology (not the blue/red) on win xp or win 7? Thanks[/quote]
If you would like 3Dvision to be supported on XP, then contact Nvidia and let them know.
[quote name='Veldan' post='957806' date='Nov 30 2009, 08:06 PM']Hey all quick question is it possible to run the 3d technology (not the blue/red) on win xp or win 7? Thanks
If you would like 3Dvision to be supported on XP, then contact Nvidia and let them know.
[quote name='-=$eany=-' post='959199' date='Dec 3 2009, 06:21 PM']There is no reason why they could not make it work in XP.[/quote]
and theres no reason why they could not make it work in windows 98 either, but xp is a decade old and losing support from microsoft, why should nvidia support it. if i walked into blockbusters and asked for a laserdisc i would get laughed at and told to buy a DVD/bluray player. the phrase "get with the times" comes to mind.
[quote name='-=$eany=-' post='959199' date='Dec 3 2009, 06:21 PM']There is no reason why they could not make it work in XP.
and theres no reason why they could not make it work in windows 98 either, but xp is a decade old and losing support from microsoft, why should nvidia support it. if i walked into blockbusters and asked for a laserdisc i would get laughed at and told to buy a DVD/bluray player. the phrase "get with the times" comes to mind.
[quote name='Qazax' post='959208' date='Dec 3 2009, 06:53 PM']and theres no reason why they could not make it work in windows 98 either, but xp is a decade old and losing support from microsoft, why should nvidia support it. if i walked into blockbusters and asked for a laserdisc i would get laughed at and told to buy a DVD/bluray player. the phrase "get with the times" comes to mind.[/quote]
wow a little defensive aren't we? :) . I use 3d vision and I use it on Vista64 quite happily. I was merely pointing out the fact that I have seen a lot of articles/threads flamming nvidia for not support S3D on XP, saying that Nvidia say "its not possible on XP". But the fact is Nvidia don't deny that XP could use S3d and, as pointed out in my link, if there was enough demand they would support it. They still make GFX card drivers for XP don't they?
On side note, bare this in mind:
Running s3d halves your FPS. Running a game without s3d on Vista or Win7 compared to XP costs about 10FPS in a lot of games. Would you not like to have all your performance possible before you think about turning on S3d for intensive games? I think it would a nice option to have. I personally keep xp64 installed on another drive for games that push my computer to the limit and I want to get as much fps as possible.
[quote name='Qazax' post='959208' date='Dec 3 2009, 06:53 PM']and theres no reason why they could not make it work in windows 98 either, but xp is a decade old and losing support from microsoft, why should nvidia support it. if i walked into blockbusters and asked for a laserdisc i would get laughed at and told to buy a DVD/bluray player. the phrase "get with the times" comes to mind.
wow a little defensive aren't we? :) . I use 3d vision and I use it on Vista64 quite happily. I was merely pointing out the fact that I have seen a lot of articles/threads flamming nvidia for not support S3D on XP, saying that Nvidia say "its not possible on XP". But the fact is Nvidia don't deny that XP could use S3d and, as pointed out in my link, if there was enough demand they would support it. They still make GFX card drivers for XP don't they?
On side note, bare this in mind:
Running s3d halves your FPS. Running a game without s3d on Vista or Win7 compared to XP costs about 10FPS in a lot of games. Would you not like to have all your performance possible before you think about turning on S3d for intensive games? I think it would a nice option to have. I personally keep xp64 installed on another drive for games that push my computer to the limit and I want to get as much fps as possible.
See: [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html[/url]
See: http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_Requirements.html
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If you would like 3Dvision to be supported on XP, then contact Nvidia and let them know.
This is from the 3D Vision FAQ:
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There is no reason why they could not make it work in XP.
If you would like 3Dvision to be supported on XP, then contact Nvidia and let them know.
This is from the 3D Vision FAQ:
http://nvidia.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/nvidia....amp;p_topview=1
There is no reason why they could not make it work in XP.
and theres no reason why they could not make it work in windows 98 either, but xp is a decade old and losing support from microsoft, why should nvidia support it. if i walked into blockbusters and asked for a laserdisc i would get laughed at and told to buy a DVD/bluray player. the phrase "get with the times" comes to mind.
and theres no reason why they could not make it work in windows 98 either, but xp is a decade old and losing support from microsoft, why should nvidia support it. if i walked into blockbusters and asked for a laserdisc i would get laughed at and told to buy a DVD/bluray player. the phrase "get with the times" comes to mind.
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I think Qazax is a pretty cool guy. eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anything.
wow a little defensive aren't we? :) . I use 3d vision and I use it on Vista64 quite happily. I was merely pointing out the fact that I have seen a lot of articles/threads flamming nvidia for not support S3D on XP, saying that Nvidia say "its not possible on XP". But the fact is Nvidia don't deny that XP could use S3d and, as pointed out in my link, if there was enough demand they would support it. They still make GFX card drivers for XP don't they?
On side note, bare this in mind:
Running s3d halves your FPS. Running a game without s3d on Vista or Win7 compared to XP costs about 10FPS in a lot of games. Would you not like to have all your performance possible before you think about turning on S3d for intensive games? I think it would a nice option to have. I personally keep xp64 installed on another drive for games that push my computer to the limit and I want to get as much fps as possible.
wow a little defensive aren't we? :) . I use 3d vision and I use it on Vista64 quite happily. I was merely pointing out the fact that I have seen a lot of articles/threads flamming nvidia for not support S3D on XP, saying that Nvidia say "its not possible on XP". But the fact is Nvidia don't deny that XP could use S3d and, as pointed out in my link, if there was enough demand they would support it. They still make GFX card drivers for XP don't they?
On side note, bare this in mind:
Running s3d halves your FPS. Running a game without s3d on Vista or Win7 compared to XP costs about 10FPS in a lot of games. Would you not like to have all your performance possible before you think about turning on S3d for intensive games? I think it would a nice option to have. I personally keep xp64 installed on another drive for games that push my computer to the limit and I want to get as much fps as possible.