To watch 3d movies you need a 3d monitor or a 3d projector and I Don't know if it's the same as a 3d TV because I don't have it myself. There is a lot of games to play in 3d check this list of games out Nvidia made http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-3d-games.html most of the new and big games are on the list.

don't if i want the 3d vision kit but i want the 3d monitor because it's a 120Hz monitor and not 60Hz so better gaming experience

 

Games that are made for 3D (3D Vision Ready) are spectacular in 3D (like Civilization V, Batman: Arkham Asylum). Some 3D movies are great too, but in general, you won't get that movie theatre feeling where things pop out at your face, not because the system is not capable of such things (it is, if you can find the right videos), but because the content is not produced in that way. Starcraft 2 has some pretty amazing pop-out if you zoom in.

I've tried this on both a projector (the same Acer H5360) and a 3D monitor (ASUS VG236H) and it's worth it, in my opinion.

 

Most newer games are 100% 3d vision compatable.

Before you invest in any 3D equipment, I would grab some alaglyph red/blue 3d glasses. You can play games in 3d with them if you have an Nvidia GPU. I have red/blue glasses and the games that fully support 3d vision look really cool ... even with just the red/blue glasses.

Just Cause 2 GTA4 and BC2 works really well in 3D to name a few.

 

Do you need a special monitor for nvidia 3d vision to work?

 

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Originally Posted by Nonchalant Do you need a special monitor for nvidia 3d vision to work?

Not if you want to use the red/blue glasses but for the more advanced form of 3D vision you need a 120hz monitor.

 

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Originally Posted by Kirby1 Not if you want to use the red/blue glasses but for the more advanced form of 3D vision you need a 120hz monitor.

And glasses, which can get quite expensive if you get more than one pair. Some monitors come with glasses though, but the savings are not that great.

 

jenesuispasbavard i have a question is the Asus 3d monitor good i heard some say that it has a sheen of green when you play games ore watch movies so did you notice anything like that

 

What are these red/blue glasses? You mean normal glasses? Sun Glasses? And if I have this monitor: LG FLATRON L1750SQ, which is very old and it's 75Hz. And I will be able to watch 3D movies and etc? O_O?!

 

these glasses http://www.1freeaday.com/pda1/images...1/1//inset.jpg

and i don't believe you can watch 3d movies unless you have a 120Hz monitor maybe but i wouldn't refresh fast enough to get a good movie experience

and with the 3d monitor you need nvidia 3d vision kit with special glasses and 3d emitter

 

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Originally Posted by magn3200 jenesuispasbavard i have a question is the Asus 3d monitor good i heard some say that it has a sheen of green when you play games ore watch movies so did you notice anything like that

I have found no such sheen of green. The only issue I've noticed is slight ghosting near the top of the monitor. You can sometimes see a double image because some light meant for your left eye is let in through the right and vice versa. Barely noticeable, however in most games and movies.

See here.

If you're really bothered by this, you should get the projector. But that's limited to 1280x720. But then the projector has its own issues. It will be some time before the shutter glasses method catches up to what we see in the theatres.

 

I really reccommend people try the red/blue 3D solution before going full 3d.

 

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Originally Posted by Kirby1 I really reccommend people try the red/blue 3D solution before going full 3d.

(I'm sorry for reviving the topic again but I wasn't at home for few days.)

I don't get it on 100% again. These glasses are going to work in 3D if I buy them and use them on my Nvidia 9600 GT and LG FLATRON L1750SQ on 75Hz?! Or I must buy a 3D monitor and than I can try these glasses?

 

You can use the red/blue glasses with any monitor and any Nvidia GPU that is in the 8 series or higher, though running in 3d basically doubled the workload on your GPU so you may have some FPS lag but otherwise it will work.