will the nvidia 3d still work for me even though i have an AMD graphics card?
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There are several options to make 3d work for AMD users. TriDef 3d is one. Pretty much the same games work.
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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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So far as I know, this Model has Intel graphic not NVIDIA. I own one that has intel on-board graphic card.
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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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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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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.
2121374
All graphics cards will work with this processor just make sure the 12V rail on your power supply can handle the amps and wattage. Consult the Nvidia website for power supply requirements.
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All AMD HD7XXX, R9, R7 Video cards are PCI-Express X16 3.0 and have backwards compatibility with all other PCI-Express X16 Slots. So are the Nvidia GTX 6XX/7XX. You should know that only Intel Core i5/i7 from 3rd and 4th Gen. are PCIE 3.0. I don't see any gain from 2.0 to 3.0 BTW.
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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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As I see from NVIDIA website under your GeForce® GT 735M specification your chipset is supported. but you have to check about display, because below link I think it is absolute, I did not seeyour graphic chipset there:http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-system-requirements.htmlbut I think if your laptop has a sticker of "nvidia 3d vision ready" it will be supported. you can see physical shape of sticker if you open above link.
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You can use any graphics card to my knowledge because your not running cross fire or sli you just have two gpu's
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Yes Aidn, Of Course. This board will support nVIDIA as well as AMD Discrete GPUs.
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Yes it does, but you will be limited to DirectX9 functionality - instead of DX11. This applies to every single graphics card out there (when used with WinXP). Almost all games still support DX9, so you shouldn't have a problem.
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If you have dedicated graphic card yes, if not then no. It can play basic non-intensive 3D games like TF2 or KSP.
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you will need to install different drivers for the nVidia chip set. but yes it will work fine with that hardware.
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Sure it will it is not disgn for games (directx) but for cad application (opengl)...check cpu benchmark (google it) to show you the differnent
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If you add an NVIDIA gaming card it does great. I have a 3D card purchased from Amazon. without any changes, each one comes with different cards depending on how they were received for refurbishment. You may luck out and get a gaming card.
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Seems to only work with ATI cards. I have GTX680 and it doesn't appear to be 3D compatible with it, although I haven't tried very hard since I don't like 3D view. Great monitor either way