| Author | Message | ||
     GianCarlo Rating: N/A |
Please help! As we know, the latest Detonator drivers (44.03) do not work with the latest Stereo Drivers (30.87). I've tried the russian hacked stereo drivers (nVidia_3dstereo_ru_1.exe) also to no avail. The problem is that that the "Stereo Properties" tab does not show up on my advanced panel. I tried deleting the WINDOWS\SYSTEM\NVRS*.DLL bu that was no help either. I can see that the drivers are installed in the registry and in the nvidia listing, just no tab. I'm trying to go back to the 30.87 drivers for both but I can't even get the 30.87 detonator driver to work, even after using the "detonator destructor" program to clear out 44.03 first. I'll try detonator RIP next, because I know 30.87 should work, right? Does anyone have more experience with this? I've read that people have easily gotten the ti4600 to work. Please help, thanks! | ||
| Christoph Bungert (Admin) Rating: N/A |
http://www.stereo3d.com/files.htm C. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Thanks C. but I got it working ok on my own with a 4x.xx driver pair, I just didn't realize they moved the tab to a menu item on the side. Anyways, I got Dungeon Siege and UT2003 to work ok. My only remaining issue is that my Audigy 2 card causes the top half of the screen to get a litte out of sync only when in EAX mode. EAX causes a little lag now and then even when not in stereo-mode. So, I'm going to see if I have some IRQ sharing going on that I can hopefully fix because EAX really does add a lot to the immersion. The only other annoyance is that the suggested settings does not work, neither can I save a setting anyway, but that's not a big deal. The refresh rate tab also does nothing, so I just set my monitor to 100Hz manually and I can't see any flicker. I must say it's awesome when everything is working... falling in a 3D shooter is scary again! Thanks!! GianCarlo | ||
| Dago Rating: N/A |
I've got my 44.03 drivers working in stereo with the latest stereo drivers. Problem is that there is not the tab stereo in the display properties, but if you have a program like geforcetweak you can enable and configure stereo from there. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
great site great site great site BRAVO! |
