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     I luv3d Rating: N/A |
I'm sure this has been hashed a few times, but let me start another topic on this.. Does the Eye3d Premium have better quality LCD shutters than the competition, like H3D from i-glasses? For playing games, what is the best drivers out there? My understanding is the nVidia drivers. Assuming nVidia is the way to go, which uses page-flipping for best results and max resolution (instead of the other algos), do we really need controllers than can do line blanking etc.? | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
>>>Does the Eye3d Premium have better quality LCD shutters than the competition, like H3D from i-glasses? Compared to H3D and Revelator: No better quality, but you should also be aware of the different panel-sizes >>>For playing games, what is the best drivers out there? My understanding is the nVidia drivers. Yes, apart from the IRQ-problems. If you have an ASUS board you can use the ASUS-driver or the ASUS-mode of the nVidia driver to avoid this. >>>Assuming nVidia is the way to go, which uses page-flipping for best results and max resolution (instead of the other algos), do we really need controllers than can do line blanking etc.? No, but one day you may want to use some other drivers or applications or watch some images, animations or videos which require a line-blanker or sync-doubler. Christoph | ||
| ILuv3D Rating: N/A |
could you clarify about the IRQ problems? Would I see it if I buy the Eye3d or H3d solution? | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
If you run into the IRQ problem it'll show up with any glasses. I have the problem, due to my Soundblaster Live and my MS Force Feedback Wheel (gameport version). Christoph |
