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Hey I've just bought a headset that's 7.1 virtual surround. And I'm thinking that from my next payment i wanna buy a 3d screen with nvidias 3d glasses. So what do you guys think of gaming in 3D and surroundsound. Is it really that much cooler than gaming in "2D" (you know what i mean) and in stereo sound?
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3D Vision Surround is a nice additional feature that you can take advantage of for more immersive stereoscopic 3D gaming if you have an SLI setup or a Dual-GPU video card and three 3D-capable displays â 3D monitors or 3D projectors. In the case of three Full HD 3D monitors you get a wider horizontal working area with a total resolution of 5760Ã1080, covering your peripheral vision better in games and giving you more working area. It sounds really promising and my impressions from the few demonstrations of the technology, where Iâve seen and tried it with a few games were quite positive, but of course sooner or later I had to make a 3D Vision Surround setup to dou some more extensive testingâ¦
It has turned out quite hard to get three 3D monitors of the same model just for testing, so I invited a friend to bring his own 24-inch Acer GD245HQ and together with the other two monitors Iâve managed to get we started testing multiple games yesterday and it was a long day. Originally I planned to do the testing in 3D Vision Surround mode with the GeForce GTX 590 video card, but do to some hardware trouble with the test system used for the 590, I had to change the idea on the go and move to my test PC with dual GeForce GTX 580s in SLI. Iâve had a big table planned for the three monitor setup, and we barely managed to fit the monitors on it⦠3D Vision Surround setups even with 24-inch monitors do need a lot of space for comfortable use, and if you plan to do it with the new 27-inch monitors, you should really have a lot of free space. Other than that the setup and installation was quick, easy and problem free in general, so we moved to the testing phase and sometime early in the morning today weâve finished with going trough about 30 games in 3D Vision Surround. During the testing there were some interesting, unexpected and surprising results, so you should be prepared that not every single game will work problem free, some require a bit of tweaking and a few just donât work. In general however the experience when everything works out is great and you quickly start to not pay too much attention to the bezels of the screens and get fully immersed in the gaming.
You can expect more photos and the results later on, as now I need some more coffee, to disassemble the test setup and pack the monitors up for returning them. I can say Iâm quite happy with the results, although the whole thing was not entirely problem free. But Iâm still having a hard time judging which one I like better, a single 50-inch 3D HDTV or a 3D Vision Surround setup with three 24-inch 3D monitors, because both have their advantages and their disadvantages. In the end, Iâm going back to my single 3D Full HD monitor for my gaming needs in stereo 3D mode with 3D Vision as a preferred choice for nowâ¦
3D Vision Surround is a nice additional feature that you can take advantage of for more immersive stereoscopic 3D gaming if you have an SLI setup or a Dual-GPU video card and three 3D-capable displays â 3D monitors or 3D projectors. In the case of three Full HD 3D monitors you get a wider horizontal working area with a total resolution of 5760Ã1080, covering your peripheral vision better in games and giving you more working area. It sounds really promising and my impressions from the few demonstrations of the technology, where Iâve seen and tried it with a few games were quite positive, but of course sooner or later I had to make a 3D Vision Surround setup to dou some more extensive testingâ¦
It has turned out quite hard to get three 3D monitors of the same model just for testing, so I invited a friend to bring his own 24-inch Acer GD245HQ and together with the other two monitors Iâve managed to get we started testing multiple games yesterday and it was a long day. Originally I planned to do the testing in 3D Vision Surround mode with the GeForce GTX 590 video card, but do to some hardware trouble with the test system used for the 590, I had to change the idea on the go and move to my test PC with dual GeForce GTX 580s in SLI. Iâve had a big table planned for the three monitor setup, and we barely managed to fit the monitors on it⦠3D Vision Surround setups even with 24-inch monitors do need a lot of space for comfortable use, and if you plan to do it with the new 27-inch monitors, you should really have a lot of free space. Other than that the setup and installation was quick, easy and problem free in general, so we moved to the testing phase and sometime early in the morning today weâve finished with going trough about 30 games in 3D Vision Surround. During the testing there were some interesting, unexpected and surprising results, so you should be prepared that not every single game will work problem free, some require a bit of tweaking and a few just donât work. In general however the experience when everything works out is great and you quickly start to not pay too much attention to the bezels of the screens and get fully immersed in the gaming.
You can expect more photos and the results later on, as now I need some more coffee, to disassemble the test setup and pack the monitors up for returning them. I can say Iâm quite happy with the results, although the whole thing was not entirely problem free. But Iâm still having a hard time judging which one I like better, a single 50-inch 3D HDTV or a 3D Vision Surround setup with three 24-inch 3D monitors, because both have their advantages and their disadvantages. In the end, Iâm going back to my single 3D Full HD monitor for my gaming needs in stereo 3D mode with 3D Vision as a preferred choice for nowâ¦
What is a good gaming Monitor?
Q. Hi,
I am looking for a good gaming/High quality PC monitor for a good price (£100-£200). I'm looking for 20"-24" monitors and a low response time and good picture. All suggestions are welcome (even more expensive/cheaper monitors, but please give some in my price range too) :)
Also, I have bought a Msi 1gb gtx 560 ti twin frozr ii OC and I was wondering if this could run a monitor at 1920x1800 on high (or ultra) on new games like mw3 and bf3 with a good and consistent FPS. Cause I know it can run bf3 on ultra on a 1600x1050 monitor (My brother has this setup) with a good FPS.
Thanks in advance, all help is appreciated! :D
I am looking for a good gaming/High quality PC monitor for a good price (£100-£200). I'm looking for 20"-24" monitors and a low response time and good picture. All suggestions are welcome (even more expensive/cheaper monitors, but please give some in my price range too) :)
Also, I have bought a Msi 1gb gtx 560 ti twin frozr ii OC and I was wondering if this could run a monitor at 1920x1800 on high (or ultra) on new games like mw3 and bf3 with a good and consistent FPS. Cause I know it can run bf3 on ultra on a 1600x1050 monitor (My brother has this setup) with a good FPS.
Thanks in advance, all help is appreciated! :D
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The larger the monitor the more strain on the GPU, increased settings also increase GPU strain, the only way to compensate is too lower the resolution until acceptable frame rates are realized. I have to laugh a little when a company advertises a "gaming monitor", nothing more then a quality monitor and they change the name, high definition 1080i is the new standard and any monitor with that feature will look good, don't stress on response time or refresh rate, modern monitors don't have the limitations that older monitors had. The best advice i can give you is to find a review of monitors, type into the search window '10 best 20 inch monitors of 2011'... Max resolution is far more important on larger monitors then it is on smaller screens
The larger the monitor the more strain on the GPU, increased settings also increase GPU strain, the only way to compensate is too lower the resolution until acceptable frame rates are realized. I have to laugh a little when a company advertises a "gaming monitor", nothing more then a quality monitor and they change the name, high definition 1080i is the new standard and any monitor with that feature will look good, don't stress on response time or refresh rate, modern monitors don't have the limitations that older monitors had. The best advice i can give you is to find a review of monitors, type into the search window '10 best 20 inch monitors of 2011'... Max resolution is far more important on larger monitors then it is on smaller screens
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