do you have to have a 3D graphic card? I run a GTX 660 and have a 3D bluray reader
2085441
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.
2085442
not need 3D video card, the screen brings the software, just install and go, it's very good!
2085443
You can use the bundled Tridef software with any video card/bluray drive as far as I know. For gaming with a GTX 660 (or any Nvidia card) you can also use the EDID hack that people also use for the LG passive monitors (do a Google search for this) as Nvidia 3D Vision has the best gaming experience.
2085444
Yes I have a 3D card. I need to update my review since I figured out what the problem was. It turns out 3D won't work with a dual DVI cable and it had completely slipped my mind that I was using the DVI cable I got with my 3DVision set up.
2246892
Yes. I have it in my PC and I use Photoshop, various 3D modelling programs, and games extensively. My setup is benchmarked at >1800, iirc, and handles most games at >100 FPS. Doesn't flinch at my other utilities either. I do have a lot of other powerful stuff in here though.
733193
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.
439277
I have 2x GeForce GTX 660, running right now on this computer that are tied together with SLI. Working great. Video card link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125443
1864463
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.
389567
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
1833558
It works good / stable with 3D tools like 3dsmax. It's on the lower end of whats available in the market as of now, but still performs good. A great card for this price range.
222552
I haven't tested it yet, but will today and I'll let you know. However, I'm fairly sure it will support 3D, since it is pretty standard these days.
2196891
Youlll have plenty of Power for your GTX 660. I have the 650W version and it comes with four 6+2 Pins so youll be fine. You may even be able to run 2 to 3 cards in SLI with the 850W.
222061
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
2160100
If your running an nvidia card try http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-main.html for 3D
206994
It is an ASUS graphics board with the NVidia GTX 650 chipset. My computer came with an ASUS GTX650 TI. The manual shows an ASUS GTX650 graphics card. The GTX650 TI has 3D capability. I cannot say which graphic board you would receive. I do know that i run Crysis 2 with all of the graphic options maxed out and it is flawless.
2128791
Yes, that's what I installed it on. There is almost no reduction in performance between 2.0 and 3.0. Apparently no video card currently out can actually outperform 2.0 at this time. Well, I haven't confirmed that with the newly released GTX 700 models.
207342
Hi. I would recommend a GTX card to maximize the 3d experience. Every Nvidia card branded GTX will work well. Im using a GTX 670. Greetings...
323689
Check this requirements before buy http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-geforce-cards.html
1768486
Yes you can any graphics card would do. I got the Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 GHZ OC 2 GB 256 -bit GDDR5 DL-DVI-I/SL-DVI-D/HDMI/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 100354OC-2L.
1743714
You can using Samsung built in 3D but not Nvidia 3D which is true 3D... Also you need more GPU... runnung 3D requires 60hz each eye so one 650 is not going to keep you running at 120hz for 60fps 3D... Nvidia 3D is true 3D rendering every graphic as oppose to any other 3D being cardboard cut out effect...