I have an XFX 6800 Radeon graphic card that says it's 3D ready. This should be compatible right? and would my FPS drop significantly using 3d?
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I have a Nvidia 2G 560 and play Guild Wars 2 in 3D and have no problem with the frame rate. My computer is a quad core with 6G of Ram which may help ?
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Yes, it should be compatible because your graphics card supports 3D. Nevertheless, i'm not sure that you'll be able to enjoy your 3D playing, because you need in 2 times more FPS to handle 3D!!! For instance, if you play a game X on 60 FPS and it looks good, when you turn on 3D you'll get approximately 30 FPS, which looks not so smooth.
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If it is nvidia 3d ready it has emitter built in and glasses. Yes the fps will drop. I have a laptop that runs games OK and I really don't have problems running games.... the problem I have is the 3d wants to us my laptop LCD so I have to leave 3d on or reajust my system each time...
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This monitor is built for Nvidia's 3D Vision 2. AMD has a list of supported 3D devices on the Radeon page, and I don't believe this is one of the supported devices. It's possible you could get it to work to some extent, but I believe AMD's system operates differently than Nvidia's anyway so it may not be worth the trouble. If you're planning on staying with Radeon, I'd get one of their recommended displays.
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It will be compatible but you will need to download third party software to enable ATI's HD3D. If possible i would try to get a higher performance card or try getting an Nvidia card since 3D Vision 2 is superior to ATI's HD3D. Not sure what are the differences but i do have a link that will definitely help with the comparison and additional details about ATI's HD3D. Aside from that do expect a significant FPS hit probably from 40%-55% depending on the game. Few games like Crysis 2 will take a small hit, 5%-10%. I run Guild Wars 2 on max settings (supersampling on) with a GTX680 at around 47-64fps and 20-30fps with 3D on. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-3d-vision-hd3d-steroscopic,3050-2.html It will be compatible but you will need to download third party software to enable ATI's HD3D. If possible i would try to get a higher performance card or try getting an Nvidia card since 3D Vision 2 is superior to ATI's HD3D. Not sure what are the differences but i do have a link that will definitely help with the comparison and additional details about ATI's HD3D. Aside from that do expect a significant FPS hit probably from 40%-55% depending on the game. Few games like Crysis 2 will take a small hit, 5%-10%. I run Guild Wars 2 on max settings (supersampling on) with a GTX680 at around... » Read More It will be compatible but you will need to download third party software to enable ATI's HD3D. If possible i would try to get a higher performance card or try getting an Nvidia card since 3D Vision 2 is superior to ATI's HD3D. Not sure what are the differences but i do have a link that will definitely help with the comparison and additional details about ATI's HD3D. Aside from that do expect a significant FPS hit probably from 40%-55% depending on the game. Few games like Crysis 2 will take a small hit, 5%-10%. I run Guild Wars 2 on max settings (supersampling on) with a GTX680 at around 47-64fps and 20-30fps with 3D on. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-3d-vision-hd3d-steroscopic,3050-2.html « Show Less
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The 3D on this monitor doesn't have NVIDIA's 3D. Its passive 3D. I've had two of these monitors since last august and they work great.
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If it is 3D vision ready certified then is will have a capable monitor and GPU. You will just need to get a set of 3D vision glasses, enable stereoscopic 3D in the NVIDIA control panel and then start enjoying 3D gaming awesomeness. Check out the following for game specific fixes;http://helixmod.blogspot.com/
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Yes, but I'd recommend turning AA (anti-aliasing) off to keep a solid frame rate. If you want to play with Eyefinity (3 screens) or 4K resolution, this card can keep a reasonable frame rate up to High settings (with a couple settings turned slightly down a bit from the "High setting" default).
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the monitor uses it's own software to convert games and movies to 3D. so yes BF3 runs fine with it as I play using it. so I would assume BF4 should have no issue. Note: I have 3 of these monitors running on two GTX 780's and to let you know, they will not sync to one set of the included glasses with an NVIDIA setup, only an ATI setup according to the TriDef 3D help person. so in the future I plan to buy the NVIDIA 3D kit and I have read that it might not work anyway with these monitors. I had it originally connected to two GTX 680's (EVGA step-up). So will it run fine on a GTX 650 using the included 3D software and glasses? I wouldn't see why it would not. make sure to use the included DVI dual cable that is included, install the driver from the disc and select digital, and install the TriDef software included and under NVIDIA's resolution properties change it to 120 Hz. turn on the 3D settings from the monitor button and should be good to go.
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Go to the nvidia geforce page and all the info you need should be right there. You just might have to dig around in there or it could be simple to find like mine was.
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Absolutely. FSX have a better render with nvidia chipsets, with Radeon it runs good too, but FSX recommends Nvidia, also I have a Radeon too but runs much better in nvidia. My brother play it everyday, and is a very good choice, he plays with 3 monitors. Smooth.
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No. I'd get a desktop with a nice video card ideally for that. If you need a laptop, get a gaming one. They have more powerful video cards for three dimensional rendering.
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To my understanding, "nVidia 3d vision" and "nVidia 3D vision 2" are compatible with each other as far as glasses. The only problem with mixing them is if you want the advantage of the high framerates you need everything to be 2nd generation including a monitor that supports the high famerate 2nd generation.
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It all depends on what you willcuse it for. If it is for gaming I would use the Asus GeForce. The XFX AMD Radeon tends to over heat.
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Hi Thank you for your interest. It's compatible but it's not enough to run high graphic games. We recommend above GTX650 / 750. Thank you.
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Hi,Sorry, it should be used with nVidia graphics card.please see 3d vision system requirements in following link:http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html
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I have a 2013 Mac Pro 12 core machine and the Radeon card works for me. I am not a gamer though so I cannot comment on performance in games. The only choices for a higher end video card I am aware of are the 7950 and the NVidia card (don't remember the model). I had compatiblity issues with the NVidia card and the Radeon worked right out of the box.
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I have a NVIDIA card so I had to do some research. According to the NVIDIA site, you do need a NVIDIA card. I included the link for the 3D Vision requirements so you can go through and double check. http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html
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It requires an nvidia graphics card. 3d is very demanding so buy the best card you can afford. It also requires a 3d monitor that is nvidia 3d vision ready.
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I apologize for my extremely slow reply. Life has been challenging lately. I do not play Rome 2. So I truly don't know. HOWEVER, I do play Crysis and other FPS with no stutters, frame freeziing or machine meltdown.Other components of my machine include 16 GB of RAM, an Intel i7 4770k processor, an MSI ATX Z87-G45 motherboard, a Noctua NH-D14 for cooling.In other words the XFX Radeon R9 280x is supported by a stable of quality components. I'm sure you have similar components for rig. I'd go for it. No question.
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It really depends on the game you want to play. Remember take the fps in most any review of a graphics card and of the fps is what you will get when using 3d. I personally use an EVGA GTX 780.