| Author | Message | ||
     Harold Rating: N/A |
I keep seeing references to nVidia 30.8x stereo drivers, but I can't find them at the nVidia web site, so I've been using the StereoE drivers from back in the 28.xx days. Are there newer ones? Where can I find them? I've been getting crashes with openGL and other graphics processes under WinXP. Harold | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
Select: www.nvidia.com - Download Drivers - Download Drivers - Games, Util... - Consumer 3D Stereo - Windows - Go Christoph | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Hello, I am a new victim to ASUS V8420 Delux card. I spent almost a week already struggling with it and here are my findings: nVidia driver 30.87 cannot activate the glasses (probably for reasons described above). ASUS driver sucks, it simply does not work with any of the new games (BF1942, Mafia, Max Payne). I tried all possible tricks with it, nothing... The only way I found to make it work (kinda) is to install both nVidia and ASUS stereo drivers together. I activate the glasses with ASUS driver by opening some simple 3D application. Then I turn it off and activate nVidia driver with a hot key. I don't know how it works but when it does (sometimes stereo becomes very poor, probably due to different driver interference) it looks butiful. I can run it at high resolution and refresh rates, so it looks like a good quality hologram, very cool. ViewerType in the regisrty is set to 1, setting it to 2 makes stereo image worse. For obvious reasons I am not satisfied with this solution, so I would like to hear about other setups that worked. In particular, Christoph, could you please provide some more info on this setup allegedly working with P4 and 30.82 drivers. I have P4 on ASUS P4S533 mobo running Win98 with 30.87 nVidia drivers. Serge. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Sorry, posted in the wrong thread. Please ignore the above post. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
You can try http://www.guru3d.com/. |
