hello can anybody tell me how to get 3d vision up and running with this lcd it is 120hz and i believed it is whats required to run the software. here is a link to my tv
hello can anybody tell me how to get 3d vision up and running with this lcd it is 120hz and i believed it is whats required to run the software. here is a link to my tv
hello can anybody tell me how to get 3d vision up and running with this lcd it is 120hz and i believed it is whats required to run the software. here is a link to my tv
hello can anybody tell me how to get 3d vision up and running with this lcd it is 120hz and i believed it is whats required to run the software. here is a link to my tv
[quote name='okle001' post='1113393' date='Sep 6 2010, 11:16 AM']ok so it wont work?[/quote]
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Heres the link of compatible displays- [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html[/url]
[quote name='okle001' post='1113393' date='Sep 6 2010, 11:16 AM']ok so it wont work?
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
[quote name='okle001' post='1113393' date='Sep 6 2010, 11:16 AM']ok so it wont work?[/quote]
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Heres the link of compatible displays- [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html[/url]
[quote name='okle001' post='1113393' date='Sep 6 2010, 11:16 AM']ok so it wont work?
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Yeah I think the issue is, not only does the display need to have a 120hz* output for 3d, but it also must be able to accept a 120hz input*.
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
Yeah I think the issue is, not only does the display need to have a 120hz* output for 3d, but it also must be able to accept a 120hz input*.
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
Yeah I think the issue is, not only does the display need to have a 120hz* output for 3d, but it also must be able to accept a 120hz input*.
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
Yeah I think the issue is, not only does the display need to have a 120hz* output for 3d, but it also must be able to accept a 120hz input*.
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
[url="http://www.visiondigital.com.au/40-inch-led-tv-full-hd-1080p-120hz"]http://www.visiondigital.com.au/40-inch-le...-hd-1080p-120hz[/url]
i would appreciate your help in this matter. thankyou
9800gx2
windows 7 64 bit
http://www.visiondigital.com.au/40-inch-le...-hd-1080p-120hz
i would appreciate your help in this matter. thankyou
9800gx2
windows 7 64 bit
[url="http://www.visiondigital.com.au/40-inch-led-tv-full-hd-1080p-120hz"]http://www.visiondigital.com.au/40-inch-le...-hd-1080p-120hz[/url]
i would appreciate your help in this matter. thankyou
9800gx2
windows 7 64 bit
http://www.visiondigital.com.au/40-inch-le...-hd-1080p-120hz
i would appreciate your help in this matter. thankyou
9800gx2
windows 7 64 bit
Get a 120hz DLP projector.
Get a 120hz DLP projector.
Get a 120hz DLP projector.
Get a 120hz DLP projector.
ok so it wont work?
ok so it wont work?
ok so it wont work?
ok so it wont work?
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Heres the link of compatible displays- [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html[/url]
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Heres the link of compatible displays- http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Heres the link of compatible displays- [url="http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html"]http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html[/url]
Nope, this display does not have true 120Hz, it's a marketing gimmick they use where instead of an actual 120hz frequency they insert a black frame between every image.
Conclusion- It's fake 120Hz and will never work with 3D vision. You can find 3D ready displays on the nvidia website, or if it does support 3D vision it will say (Geforice 3D vision Ready)
Heres the link of compatible displays- http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-pro-requirements.html
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
*or anything as low as 100 hz i believe
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
*or anything as low as 100 hz i believe
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
*or anything as low as 100 hz i believe
Not all 120hz displays can actually handle this because they cheat to get the output refresh rate to be technically higher. I think a 3d ready display needs to be able to process a dual DVI or HDMI 1.4. (something like that i'm not the best with the jargon.)
Essentialy if its not listed in the nvidia compatibility page then it most likely wont work.
*or anything as low as 100 hz i believe