My Alienware 17 is 3D Vision ready. So, does that mean I can use 3D Vision 2 w/ only the usb mini cable and 3D glasses? Thnx.
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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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I don't own one, but according to this video (listed below), yes, all you need are the glasses, and the usb cable to charge the glasses. The emitter on specific Alienware models is built inside the laptop.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7IuD8O78aI
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Most likely No! Internal Computer components does vary with respect to Alienware 17 notebooks, which may use either an AMD or a Nvidia graphics card. Both Graphic Cards designs are capable of some form of 3D, however in order to use the Nvidia 3D vision wireless glasses kit requires a Nvidia Graphics Card, while the Notebook monitor would have to be certified for this kit. From my own experience, it would be indicated somewhere on the notebook that it is Nvidia 3D vision Ready. It may work with other 3D formats and this would indicated on the instruction. I recommend that you go directly to the Alienware.com and asked them this question as well as for other options. If your notebook have an Nvidia graphic card on board, it is possible with an external monitor that is Nvidia 3D vision Ready (such as the one I have Acer GN246HL 24"), to use this kit. NOTE: A word of warning: while I do believe that Nvidia 3D vision is in my own opinion, the best design in the consumer market, it still have a long way to go. Screen size does become a factor as well as the source, such as 3D gaming software and 3D blu-ray movies being used to actually get the best 3D experience. Please excuse possible grammar mistakes, I am a terrible writer Hope this helps
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This monitor is not compatible with the Nvidia 3D Vision Kit. What you need to display a Bluray 3D movie is a compatible 3D Bluray Drive and software that will display a 3D movies and Real3D glasses (like the ones you get to watch 3D movies at the theater. This Asus monitor displays "Passive" 3D images. The NVIDIA 3D Vision Kit includes "Active" 3D Glasses which must be synced to a "Active 3D" monitor such as the Asus VG248QE.
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Hi Dianne, you can use your PC or laptop too. But you need to have a 3D video card on your PC or laptop to view 3D movies.Thanks, PCrush
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It has a pair of 3d glasses and a clip-on inside the monitor package. So, as long as u have a 3D ready video card in ur system, the monitor should be ready to go out of the box.
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It is 3d ready only. That means whatever device you hook up to the projector must be able to convert to/output 3d. Then you would need corresponding glasses for whatever type of 3d you are using. Hope that helped a little.
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You need the whole kit, so the emitter and the glasses with your monitor. As stated on asus website http://www.asus.com/Monitors_Projectors/VG248QE/ The VG248QE is compatible with the NVIDIA 3D Vision® 2 kit** ** User needs to purchase the additional NVIDIA 3D Vision® 2 Kit for immersive 3D enjoyment.
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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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http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.html You need a card on that list that says it supports 3d. There are 3rd party drivers that allow other cards, but the quality isn't quite as good.
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No. These glasses use DLP link. Whatever device is used to display the 3D has to be dlp link compatible.
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Your graphics card has to support 3D (a quick google search shows that yours does) and you have to have software and hardware capable of playing 3D movies. I use AMD graphics cards, so I'm unsure how Nvidia cards handle 3D, but you should be able to use a passive display with an Nvidia card. 3D vison gear is not needed if the monitor is not 3D vision-ready.
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They are just 3D monitors meaning they are currently compatible with passive 3d glasses. They are not branded with nVidia 3D vision. You will need the infrared emitter and glasses to make it work with your monitors.
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Nvidia has a site you might want to check out. link http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-glasses.htmlI have a GeForce GT620 card which supports 3D. If you're upgrading the video card, i recommend looking at a combo kit including 3D glasses. The other thing is decide if you want wireless or wired glasses. Most 3D glasses use the active shutter and should match the 120Hz of the Acer monitor. Hope this helps.
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No, you're going to need another monitor that supports 3D. I think there may have been a model that does but I don't remember now because I was researching a lot of models. Some do and some don't.
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I never used 3D games and movies on that laptop as I use it more for work (as a designer) Sorry that can not answer.
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Hey J. Vo, your card came with 3DMark 11? I saw an unboxing video of this card, and there was a big sticker on the box saying that 3DM 11 was included.
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no more in the box......charge the 3d glasses with the charger or use the use charger.....now if you have a 3d display the glasses with switch on to read the 3d signal......now the 3d video. or photo is viewable....enjoy..these glasses are for reading a 3d signal ...
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I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make sure all of your stuff is Nvidia 3D vision2 and not Nvidia 3D vision. I hope this helps. jack I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make... » Read More I do not know. You need to see if your Toshiba is set up for Nvidia Vision2. If so, and the laptop has a emitter (wireless receiver) built in for the glasses, they will work fine. I bought a BenQ 3D computer screen. It has electronics built inside of it to talk to Nvidia Vision2 3D glasses, as well as a emitter. A emitter is a wireless device that talks to the glasses. Some Nvidia Vision2 3D devices have no emitter. You have to buy that as a extra device. Usually it plugs into a USB port (USB 2.0 is fine). Also note: Old time Nvidia 3D glasses were called 3D Vision not 3D vision 2. Make sure all of your stuff is Nvidia 3D vision2 and not Nvidia 3D vision. I hope this helps. jack « Show Less