Assassin's Creed Brotherhood Slow when enabling 3D
Hi,
i have install Assassin's Creed Brotherhood PC Game on my laptop Toshiba A665, the game work fine with high level graphic with my nvidia GTS350M but when i enable 3D option the game become very Slow, i have the same problem when i play full hd (1080p) 3D movies on NVIDIA 3D Vision Video Player.
is there a solution for this or my hardware doesn't support this specifications (i suppose have a high level laptop from toshiba A665-12X i7,4Go,GTS350M... )
i have install Assassin's Creed Brotherhood PC Game on my laptop Toshiba A665, the game work fine with high level graphic with my nvidia GTS350M but when i enable 3D option the game become very Slow, i have the same problem when i play full hd (1080p) 3D movies on NVIDIA 3D Vision Video Player.
is there a solution for this or my hardware doesn't support this specifications (i suppose have a high level laptop from toshiba A665-12X i7,4Go,GTS350M... )
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
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[quote name='SnickerSnack' date='22 September 2011 - 06:22 PM' timestamp='1316712174' post='1296981']
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
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i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
[quote name='SnickerSnack' date='22 September 2011 - 06:22 PM' timestamp='1316712174' post='1296981']
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
[quote name='SnickerSnack' date='22 September 2011 - 06:22 PM' timestamp='1316712174' post='1296981']
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
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i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
[quote name='SnickerSnack' date='22 September 2011 - 06:22 PM' timestamp='1316712174' post='1296981']
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
Crysis 2 is an exception because they use a special (and optical inferior) method to render the 3D effect. For every other game on the market, using 3D will cut the frame rate in half.
Crysis 2 is an exception because they use a special (and optical inferior) method to render the 3D effect. For every other game on the market, using 3D will cut the frame rate in half.
[quote name='Grestorn' date='09 October 2011 - 04:41 AM' timestamp='1318160504' post='1305561']
Crysis 2 is an exception because they use a special (and optical inferior) method to render the 3D effect. For every other game on the market, using 3D will cut the frame rate in half.
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This.. unless you use TriDef software running in Virtual 3d mode (which has better performance and superior to the Crysis 2 method).
[quote name='Grestorn' date='09 October 2011 - 04:41 AM' timestamp='1318160504' post='1305561']
Crysis 2 is an exception because they use a special (and optical inferior) method to render the 3D effect. For every other game on the market, using 3D will cut the frame rate in half.
This.. unless you use TriDef software running in Virtual 3d mode (which has better performance and superior to the Crysis 2 method).
i have install Assassin's Creed Brotherhood PC Game on my laptop Toshiba A665, the game work fine with high level graphic with my nvidia GTS350M but when i enable 3D option the game become very Slow, i have the same problem when i play full hd (1080p) 3D movies on NVIDIA 3D Vision Video Player.
is there a solution for this or my hardware doesn't support this specifications (i suppose have a high level laptop from toshiba A665-12X i7,4Go,GTS350M... )
i have install Assassin's Creed Brotherhood PC Game on my laptop Toshiba A665, the game work fine with high level graphic with my nvidia GTS350M but when i enable 3D option the game become very Slow, i have the same problem when i play full hd (1080p) 3D movies on NVIDIA 3D Vision Video Player.
is there a solution for this or my hardware doesn't support this specifications (i suppose have a high level laptop from toshiba A665-12X i7,4Go,GTS350M... )
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
|CPU: i7-2700k @ 4.5Ghz
|Cooler: Zalman 9900 Max
|MB: MSI Military Class II Z68 GD-80
|RAM: Corsair Vengence 16GB DDR3
|SSDs: Seagate 600 240GB; Crucial M4 128GB
|HDDs: Seagate Barracuda 1TB; Seagate Barracuda 500GB
|PS: OCZ ZX Series 1250watt
|Case: Antec 1200 V3
|Monitors: Asus 3D VG278HE; Asus 3D VG236H; Samsung 3D 51" Plasma;
|GPU:MSI 1080GTX "Duke"
|OS: Windows 10 Pro X64
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
[/quote]
i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
[/quote]
i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
I really need to create a copy and paste document for these replies as often as they come up, it would save some time...
3D is a hardware hog - you are rendering the same image twice to achieve the stereo effect. Your framerate, therefore, is essentially halved whenever you enable 3D on ANY game. Most likely you are simply trying to do too much with too little hardware.
i found this not reasonable because i can run crysis 2 with 3D option enabled with high graphics level options why i can't run Assassin's Creed with 3D option enabled
Crysis 2 is an exception because they use a special (and optical inferior) method to render the 3D effect. For every other game on the market, using 3D will cut the frame rate in half.
[/quote]
This.. unless you use TriDef software running in Virtual 3d mode (which has better performance and superior to the Crysis 2 method).
Crysis 2 is an exception because they use a special (and optical inferior) method to render the 3D effect. For every other game on the market, using 3D will cut the frame rate in half.
This.. unless you use TriDef software running in Virtual 3d mode (which has better performance and superior to the Crysis 2 method).