Can someone with G-sync comment on the 3D improvement, if any?
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Current driver apparently disables G-Sync if you enable 3D Vision, and vice-versa. Both can work on a monitor, just not at the same time. It looks like that "superior 3D" claim was just marketing people lying, like usual.
It doesn't seem impossible to me to support both, but that's just my take. On the other hand, I just bought a used VG248QE that I'm going to install the board in, and if I figure something out, I'll let everyone know.
Current driver apparently disables G-Sync if you enable 3D Vision, and vice-versa. Both can work on a monitor, just not at the same time. It looks like that "superior 3D" claim was just marketing people lying, like usual.
It doesn't seem impossible to me to support both, but that's just my take. On the other hand, I just bought a used VG248QE that I'm going to install the board in, and if I figure something out, I'll let everyone know.
Acer H5360 (1280x720@120Hz) - ASUS VG248QE with GSync mod - 3D Vision 1&2 - Driver 372.54
GTX 970 - i5-4670K@4.2GHz - 12GB RAM - Win7x64+evilKB2670838 - 4 Disk X25 RAID
SAGER NP9870-S - GTX 980 - i7-6700K - Win10 Pro 1607 Latest 3Dmigoto Release Bo3b's School for ShaderHackers
[quote="bo3b"]Current driver apparently disables G-Sync if you enable 3D Vision, and vice-versa. Both can work on a monitor, just not at the same time. It looks like that "superior 3D" claim was just marketing people lying, like usual.
It doesn't seem impossible to me to support both, but that's just my take. On the other hand, I just bought a used VG248QE that I'm going to install the board in, and if I figure something out, I'll let everyone know.[/quote]
Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I know that G-Sync and 3D do not work simultaneously as of yet, but they specifically still state superior 3D, maybe they did something else was my thought process.
When do you think you will get to test with the VG248QE and G-Sync combo? I will be going to the USA for a vacation and I can buy the DIY kit and have it sent to a friend of mine, I just want to be sure it does actually add something to the experience. I will be going there in September.
bo3b said:Current driver apparently disables G-Sync if you enable 3D Vision, and vice-versa. Both can work on a monitor, just not at the same time. It looks like that "superior 3D" claim was just marketing people lying, like usual.
It doesn't seem impossible to me to support both, but that's just my take. On the other hand, I just bought a used VG248QE that I'm going to install the board in, and if I figure something out, I'll let everyone know.
Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I know that G-Sync and 3D do not work simultaneously as of yet, but they specifically still state superior 3D, maybe they did something else was my thought process.
When do you think you will get to test with the VG248QE and G-Sync combo? I will be going to the USA for a vacation and I can buy the DIY kit and have it sent to a friend of mine, I just want to be sure it does actually add something to the experience. I will be going there in September.
[quote="bo3b"]I should get both monitor and DIY kit next week.
If I forget to report back, don't hesitate to PM me, as PM will notify me by email.[/quote]
Great, thanks for that, that will really be helpful! I have scoured all of the internet to get this answered and there was just nothing final on it lol!
I will patiently await your reply and if you haven't replied in two weeks I will send you a PM. Thanks again!
bo3b said:I should get both monitor and DIY kit next week.
If I forget to report back, don't hesitate to PM me, as PM will notify me by email.
Great, thanks for that, that will really be helpful! I have scoured all of the internet to get this answered and there was just nothing final on it lol!
I will patiently await your reply and if you haven't replied in two weeks I will send you a PM. Thanks again!
I have both Nvidia 3d vision 2 and the Asus 248 monitor with the Gsync self install kit installed. I am trying to get the 3d vision glasses to work.......but its buggy as hell. Since with G sync you only have display port in, not sure if that is hurting the performance. Screen keeps going black and I have to cntrl alt del to get to task manager. Hoping someone here can help me on this........
I have both Nvidia 3d vision 2 and the Asus 248 monitor with the Gsync self install kit installed. I am trying to get the 3d vision glasses to work.......but its buggy as hell. Since with G sync you only have display port in, not sure if that is hurting the performance. Screen keeps going black and I have to cntrl alt del to get to task manager. Hoping someone here can help me on this........
[quote="ntrain96"]I have both Nvidia 3d vision 2 and the Asus 248 monitor with the Gsync self install kit installed. I am trying to get the 3d vision glasses to work.......but its buggy as hell. Since with G sync you only have display port in, not sure if that is hurting the performance. Screen keeps going black and I have to cntrl alt del to get to task manager. Hoping someone here can help me on this........[/quote]
Display Port has a higher possible bandwidth so it should be helping, not hurting.
ntrain96 said:I have both Nvidia 3d vision 2 and the Asus 248 monitor with the Gsync self install kit installed. I am trying to get the 3d vision glasses to work.......but its buggy as hell. Since with G sync you only have display port in, not sure if that is hurting the performance. Screen keeps going black and I have to cntrl alt del to get to task manager. Hoping someone here can help me on this........
Display Port has a higher possible bandwidth so it should be helping, not hurting.
To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term [b]"3D"[/b] means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia [i]Stereoscopic 3D[/i] display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term "3D" means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia Stereoscopic 3D display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
[quote="mbloof"]To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term [b]"3D"[/b] means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia [i]Stereoscopic 3D[/i] display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
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You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
Source:
http://international.download.nvidia.com/geforce-com/international/pdfs/NV_GSync_DIY_Install_Guide.pdf
mbloof said:To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term "3D" means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia Stereoscopic 3D display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
Well I just swapped back to Win 7 and 3d Vision 2 looks great. Works well. Honestly though I can't tell if Gsync helps or not. My guess is no due to the fact that you have to shut off G sync to enable 3D vision and lock the monitor to 120hz. And that's fine. I don't notice any tearing or screen artifacts and I run sli so Im a happy camper so far............
Well I just swapped back to Win 7 and 3d Vision 2 looks great. Works well. Honestly though I can't tell if Gsync helps or not. My guess is no due to the fact that you have to shut off G sync to enable 3D vision and lock the monitor to 120hz. And that's fine. I don't notice any tearing or screen artifacts and I run sli so Im a happy camper so far............
[quote="Koldur"][quote="mbloof"]To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term [b]"3D"[/b] means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia [i]Stereoscopic 3D[/i] display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
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You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
Source:
http://international.download.nvidia.com/geforce-com/international/pdfs/NV_GSync_DIY_Install_Guide.pdf[/quote]
Ok, I bad. I did not realize that they specifically spelled out 3DVision and then decided to not actually support it.
So much for truth in advertising. (sigh)
mbloof said:To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term "3D" means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia Stereoscopic 3D display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
[quote="mbloof"][quote="Koldur"][quote="mbloof"]To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term [b]"3D"[/b] means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia [i]Stereoscopic 3D[/i] display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
[/quote]
You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
Source:
http://international.download.nvidia.com/geforce-com/international/pdfs/NV_GSync_DIY_Install_Guide.pdf[/quote]
Ok, I bad. I did not realize that they specifically spelled out 3DVision and then decided to not actually support it.
So much for truth in advertising. (sigh)[/quote]
No problem, just wanted to clarify it. It is indeed strange.
[quote="ntrain96"]Well I just swapped back to Win 7 and 3d Vision 2 looks great. Works well. Honestly though I can't tell if Gsync helps or not. My guess is no due to the fact that you have to shut off G sync to enable 3D vision and lock the monitor to 120hz. And that's fine. I don't notice any tearing or screen artifacts and I run sli so Im a happy camper so far............[/quote]
Do you still see the checkerboard pattern? I can see it in 3D unfortunately, it is not bad enough to return my monitor, but if the G-Sync module would solve it, I would be buying it for sure.
mbloof said:To Nvidia's credit (or lack there of) it is assumed that the term "3D" means completely different things to people outside of this forum.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia Stereoscopic 3D display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
Ok, I bad. I did not realize that they specifically spelled out 3DVision and then decided to not actually support it.
So much for truth in advertising. (sigh)
No problem, just wanted to clarify it. It is indeed strange.
ntrain96 said:Well I just swapped back to Win 7 and 3d Vision 2 looks great. Works well. Honestly though I can't tell if Gsync helps or not. My guess is no due to the fact that you have to shut off G sync to enable 3D vision and lock the monitor to 120hz. And that's fine. I don't notice any tearing or screen artifacts and I run sli so Im a happy camper so far............
Do you still see the checkerboard pattern? I can see it in 3D unfortunately, it is not bad enough to return my monitor, but if the G-Sync module would solve it, I would be buying it for sure.
According to the help function in the NVCP.
When G-SYNC is enabled..
The preferred refresh rate is disabled, Stereo is disabled, enable stereoscopic 3D is disabled and the refresh rate is set to the highest rate available for the display.
Requirements....
Windows 7 or later Windows operating system
Displays that are designed to work with NVIDIA's G-SYNC process
Compatible applications and games
Full-screen mode operation
The preferred refresh rate is disabled, Stereo is disabled, enable stereoscopic 3D is disabled and the refresh rate is set to the highest rate available for the display.
Requirements....
Windows 7 or later Windows operating system
Displays that are designed to work with NVIDIA's G-SYNC process
I personally don't see a "checkerboard" pattern(but not sure exactly what im looking for either)on my gsync/3d vision 2 setup........the games I have play and look great overall to me.
I personally don't see a "checkerboard" pattern(but not sure exactly what im looking for either)on my gsync/3d vision 2 setup........the games I have play and look great overall to me.
Oh dear....
So while other companies are focusing on on VR and the Future, Nvidia's latest tech is a useless piece of hardware that actually does f*uck all and most people wouldn't even notice if they had it installed...
Way to go Nvidia.. Keep looking to the future Nvidia...
LOL
So while other companies are focusing on on VR and the Future, Nvidia's latest tech is a useless piece of hardware that actually does f*uck all and most people wouldn't even notice if they had it installed...
Way to go Nvidia.. Keep looking to the future Nvidia...
[quote="ntrain96"]I personally don't see a "checkerboard" pattern(but not sure exactly what im looking for either)on my gsync/3d vision 2 setup........the games I have play and look great overall to me.[/quote]
This is the checkerboard effect: http://3dvision-blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/benq-xl2411t-tru-bottom.jpg
The ghosting is not part of it, thought the small grates are.
ntrain96 said:I personally don't see a "checkerboard" pattern(but not sure exactly what im looking for either)on my gsync/3d vision 2 setup........the games I have play and look great overall to me.
It doesn't seem impossible to me to support both, but that's just my take. On the other hand, I just bought a used VG248QE that I'm going to install the board in, and if I figure something out, I'll let everyone know.
Acer H5360 (1280x720@120Hz) - ASUS VG248QE with GSync mod - 3D Vision 1&2 - Driver 372.54
GTX 970 - i5-4670K@4.2GHz - 12GB RAM - Win7x64+evilKB2670838 - 4 Disk X25 RAID
SAGER NP9870-S - GTX 980 - i7-6700K - Win10 Pro 1607
Latest 3Dmigoto Release
Bo3b's School for ShaderHackers
Thanks for the reply! Yeah, I know that G-Sync and 3D do not work simultaneously as of yet, but they specifically still state superior 3D, maybe they did something else was my thought process.
When do you think you will get to test with the VG248QE and G-Sync combo? I will be going to the USA for a vacation and I can buy the DIY kit and have it sent to a friend of mine, I just want to be sure it does actually add something to the experience. I will be going there in September.
If I forget to report back, don't hesitate to PM me, as PM will notify me by email.
Acer H5360 (1280x720@120Hz) - ASUS VG248QE with GSync mod - 3D Vision 1&2 - Driver 372.54
GTX 970 - i5-4670K@4.2GHz - 12GB RAM - Win7x64+evilKB2670838 - 4 Disk X25 RAID
SAGER NP9870-S - GTX 980 - i7-6700K - Win10 Pro 1607
Latest 3Dmigoto Release
Bo3b's School for ShaderHackers
Great, thanks for that, that will really be helpful! I have scoured all of the internet to get this answered and there was just nothing final on it lol!
I will patiently await your reply and if you haven't replied in two weeks I will send you a PM. Thanks again!
Display Port has a higher possible bandwidth so it should be helping, not hurting.
"3DVision", "3Dplay" are Nvidia Stereoscopic 3D display technologies that those in this forum refer to as simply "3D".
Outside of this forum, any game that renders a Monoscopic view of a "3D rendered" (as apposed to 2D/Flat rendered) game world is "3D". "3D Graphics" does not imply a Stereoscopic view.
IMHO: Since Nvidia's marketing claim lacks the important qualifying word "Stereoscopic", or their products "3DVision" or "3DPlay" that support/provide stereoscopic 3d vision, they can get away with it.
i7-2600K-4.5Ghz/Corsair H100i/8GB/GTX780SC-SLI/Win7-64/1200W-PSU/Samsung 840-500GB SSD/Coolermaster-Tower/Benq 1080ST @ 100"
You are incorrect though, it specifically states:"3D Vision: 3D supported at 100, 120 Hz/ Superior 3D quality at 100, 120 Hz"
Source:
http://international.download.nvidia.com/geforce-com/international/pdfs/NV_GSync_DIY_Install_Guide.pdf
Ok, I bad. I did not realize that they specifically spelled out 3DVision and then decided to not actually support it.
So much for truth in advertising. (sigh)
i7-2600K-4.5Ghz/Corsair H100i/8GB/GTX780SC-SLI/Win7-64/1200W-PSU/Samsung 840-500GB SSD/Coolermaster-Tower/Benq 1080ST @ 100"
No problem, just wanted to clarify it. It is indeed strange.
Do you still see the checkerboard pattern? I can see it in 3D unfortunately, it is not bad enough to return my monitor, but if the G-Sync module would solve it, I would be buying it for sure.
When G-SYNC is enabled..
The preferred refresh rate is disabled, Stereo is disabled, enable stereoscopic 3D is disabled and the refresh rate is set to the highest rate available for the display.
Requirements....
Windows 7 or later Windows operating system
Displays that are designed to work with NVIDIA's G-SYNC process
Compatible applications and games
Full-screen mode operation
So while other companies are focusing on on VR and the Future, Nvidia's latest tech is a useless piece of hardware that actually does f*uck all and most people wouldn't even notice if they had it installed...
Way to go Nvidia.. Keep looking to the future Nvidia...
LOL
This is the checkerboard effect: http://3dvision-blog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/benq-xl2411t-tru-bottom.jpg
The ghosting is not part of it, thought the small grates are.