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Nvidia 3D Vision Kit
- Thread starter Wilkeh
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Evo 5 RS
Borderlands 2 is too busy for 3D
3D Vision is pretty awesome with certified games though, adds a whole new depth to the experience. The kit is £50 but you know you will need a 3D Vision Ready monitor? (120hz capable). Unfortunately they are all TN panels, so although the monitors are cheap the colours and clarity could be better. I've had 3 of them in total (replaced by ASUS under warranty), all of which have developed dead pixels.
Also aim to buy the mk2 kit, as the mk1 glasses aren't as comfortable, and also don't have as wide a viewing angle. It can also make games very dark occasionally, and even the current gen screens suffer from ghosting (especially on white or bright areas) which is really noticeable.
People also moan that the batteries wear out too quickly, but it's where people leave the glasses on charge constantly I reckon. Admittedly I haven't really used mine in ages, but for the occasional single player game it makes all the difference
3D Vision is pretty awesome with certified games though, adds a whole new depth to the experience. The kit is £50 but you know you will need a 3D Vision Ready monitor? (120hz capable). Unfortunately they are all TN panels, so although the monitors are cheap the colours and clarity could be better. I've had 3 of them in total (replaced by ASUS under warranty), all of which have developed dead pixels.
Also aim to buy the mk2 kit, as the mk1 glasses aren't as comfortable, and also don't have as wide a viewing angle. It can also make games very dark occasionally, and even the current gen screens suffer from ghosting (especially on white or bright areas) which is really noticeable.
People also moan that the batteries wear out too quickly, but it's where people leave the glasses on charge constantly I reckon. Admittedly I haven't really used mine in ages, but for the occasional single player game it makes all the difference
Yeah sorry I forgot to mention that I have absolutely everything necessary mate, including a certified 120hz monitor. Shouldn't have any problems with the system I'm using, currently have 2 x 570's in SLi. I'll see if I can grab a 2nd hand bargain, just wanted to know if it was actually decent first. Wouldn't mind seeing Arkham City in it. 
Many thanks mate
Many thanks mate
Evo 5 RS
What monitor have you got dude? Definitely go for the mk2 kit and pay the extra if I were you.
I use the ATI3D across 1 (or 2) monitors of mine, it's not bad, but very gimmicky.
It felt nice playing BF3 on 120hz 3D, but I found the HUD to be positioned wrongly and that annoyed me, try CSS and other games too and it was ok.
Haven't tried it recently, but plan to give it a go on Natural Selection 2.
I've got 2 120hz monitors and my dad has the same one, so I'll grab his and try Eyefinity 3D
It felt nice playing BF3 on 120hz 3D, but I found the HUD to be positioned wrongly and that annoyed me, try CSS and other games too and it was ok.
Haven't tried it recently, but plan to give it a go on Natural Selection 2.
I've got 2 120hz monitors and my dad has the same one, so I'll grab his and try Eyefinity 3D
It's an Acer GD245HQ mate. Pretty basic monitor but it does the trick. I only really play CS 1.6 though
