Thread: Nvidia geforce 3d vision

3gaming!! That's going to be the new mantra for gamers around the world. With the new 3D Vision by NVidia, gaming is going to look a whole lot different in the years to come. So what exactly does it take to make your system 3D ready? Apart from the obvious, which includes a 100 Hz monitor and the 3D Vision glasses you will need at least an Nvidia 8800GT card to be able to play games in 3D. As of now there are only a couple of monitors that support refresh rates of over 100 Hz. These would include the Sam sung 5yncMaster 2233RZ and the Viewsonic VX2265wm.

The monitor that was used to test the Geforce 3D Vision glasses was the 5amsung 5yncMaster 2233RZ along with a 9600GT card. With the new 3D glasses on, games looked way different than conventional 2D ones. This is true especially when you take into consideration racing and FP5 games.

The overall depth and feel that you get with these on is nothing compared to games played in 2D. Over and above all this the 3D Vision has support for over 300 games with Resident Evil 5 and Batman: Arkham Asylum being the most compatible of the lot. In other words they are 3D Vision ready. You can also view the overall compatibility of a game by accessing the Nvidia control panel where the games are given a rating such as 3D Vision ready, Excellent, Good and Fair.