Does this work with WWII Online aka Battleground Europe?
And secondly,
I've used the e-dimensional a couple years ago, I really didn't notice much difference. Is this technology any better? Sounds the exact same: double-image, set depth, etc. (I used it on UT 2004 and AA 2)
Does this work with WWII Online aka Battleground Europe?
And secondly,
I've used the e-dimensional a couple years ago, I really didn't notice much difference. Is this technology any better? Sounds the exact same: double-image, set depth, etc. (I used it on UT 2004 and AA 2)
[quote name='Ferry' post='1066046' date='Jun 1 2010, 01:44 PM']Because I don't understand.[/quote]
#1 Is nVidia 3D Vision compatible with WWII Online, the game?
#2 How similar is nVidia 3D Vision to e-Dimensional? Is there much difference in quality / affect?
However I do own edimensional glasses as well as 3D vision.
The 3D tech is the same. However the drivers and 3D effects can be much improved...depends on the game. With the other glasses you had to use Tridef or IZ3D drivers and CRT monitors Im guessing? DLP and LCD 120 hz monitors are much better for viewing 3D. Also Nvidia 3D drivers on "certified" games work and look better than IZ or Tri...
Not to mention that the glasses themselves are more comfortable and provide better viewing experience.
However I do own edimensional glasses as well as 3D vision.
The 3D tech is the same. However the drivers and 3D effects can be much improved...depends on the game. With the other glasses you had to use Tridef or IZ3D drivers and CRT monitors Im guessing? DLP and LCD 120 hz monitors are much better for viewing 3D. Also Nvidia 3D drivers on "certified" games work and look better than IZ or Tri...
Not to mention that the glasses themselves are more comfortable and provide better viewing experience.
And secondly,
I've used the e-dimensional a couple years ago, I really didn't notice much difference. Is this technology any better? Sounds the exact same: double-image, set depth, etc. (I used it on UT 2004 and AA 2)
And secondly,
I've used the e-dimensional a couple years ago, I really didn't notice much difference. Is this technology any better? Sounds the exact same: double-image, set depth, etc. (I used it on UT 2004 and AA 2)
BIG difference !
BIG difference !
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BIG difference ![/quote]
That's great, but you didn't answer Any of my questions.
BIG difference !
That's great, but you didn't answer Any of my questions.
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#1 Is nVidia 3D Vision compatible with WWII Online, the game?
#2 How similar is nVidia 3D Vision to e-Dimensional? Is there much difference in quality / affect?
#1 Is nVidia 3D Vision compatible with WWII Online, the game?
#2 How similar is nVidia 3D Vision to e-Dimensional? Is there much difference in quality / affect?
Intel I7 3820 3.8 Ghz,MSI MS7760 Motherboard, 6GB )2x MSI GTX670 (SLI),OCZ Vertex 230Gb SSD,OCZ Agility 120Gb SSD, Asus 3D VG278HR ,Optoma HD67 3D DLP Beamer with 95inch 2.5 gain screen.
However I do own edimensional glasses as well as 3D vision.
The 3D tech is the same. However the drivers and 3D effects can be much improved...depends on the game. With the other glasses you had to use Tridef or IZ3D drivers and CRT monitors Im guessing? DLP and LCD 120 hz monitors are much better for viewing 3D. Also Nvidia 3D drivers on "certified" games work and look better than IZ or Tri...
Not to mention that the glasses themselves are more comfortable and provide better viewing experience.
However I do own edimensional glasses as well as 3D vision.
The 3D tech is the same. However the drivers and 3D effects can be much improved...depends on the game. With the other glasses you had to use Tridef or IZ3D drivers and CRT monitors Im guessing? DLP and LCD 120 hz monitors are much better for viewing 3D. Also Nvidia 3D drivers on "certified" games work and look better than IZ or Tri...
Not to mention that the glasses themselves are more comfortable and provide better viewing experience.