3d GFX card and TV advice Advice of how it is going to work please!
Hi
I have a Media Centre PC conected via HDMI to a brand new (though no '3D ready') 200Hz Samsung LED TV. I am upgrading the gfx card to a Gigabyte GT240 which I understand is 3d compatible. If I connect it to my TV via HDMI and play a 3D bluray through it, would the NVidia glasses (connected to the PC I assume?) work with my current TV?
Any help or advice is gratefully received - very few retailers seem to know anything about it.
I have a Media Centre PC conected via HDMI to a brand new (though no '3D ready') 200Hz Samsung LED TV. I am upgrading the gfx card to a Gigabyte GT240 which I understand is 3d compatible. If I connect it to my TV via HDMI and play a 3D bluray through it, would the NVidia glasses (connected to the PC I assume?) work with my current TV?
Any help or advice is gratefully received - very few retailers seem to know anything about it.
[quote name='Andy1205' post='1091152' date='Jul 21 2010, 11:31 AM'](though no '3D ready')[/quote]
nuff said.
120hz and 240hz and 480hz "TruMotion" are a scam just to get you to buy the monitor, it still only accepts up to 60hz input...
I have a Media Centre PC conected via HDMI to a brand new (though no '3D ready') 200Hz Samsung LED TV. I am upgrading the gfx card to a Gigabyte GT240 which I understand is 3d compatible. If I connect it to my TV via HDMI and play a 3D bluray through it, would the NVidia glasses (connected to the PC I assume?) work with my current TV?
Any help or advice is gratefully received - very few retailers seem to know anything about it.
Thanks
Andy
I have a Media Centre PC conected via HDMI to a brand new (though no '3D ready') 200Hz Samsung LED TV. I am upgrading the gfx card to a Gigabyte GT240 which I understand is 3d compatible. If I connect it to my TV via HDMI and play a 3D bluray through it, would the NVidia glasses (connected to the PC I assume?) work with my current TV?
Any help or advice is gratefully received - very few retailers seem to know anything about it.
Thanks
Andy
nuff said.
120hz and 240hz and 480hz "TruMotion" are a scam just to get you to buy the monitor, it still only accepts up to 60hz input...
nuff said.
120hz and 240hz and 480hz "TruMotion" are a scam just to get you to buy the monitor, it still only accepts up to 60hz input...
HDMI 1.4a tvs will be compatible with nvidia 3d vision, but you will use your tvs glasses and 3dtv play.
Dave
HDMI 1.4a tvs will be compatible with nvidia 3d vision, but you will use your tvs glasses and 3dtv play.
Dave
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