Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup  Yeah, you should be able to no problem. |
Originally Posted by jethro_static The only way you can activate the 3d feature is if you buy the glasses which is about $150 more or less |
Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup Or he could hook up to a 3dtv, and use his TVs settings and glasses. |
Originally Posted by DuckieHo He doesn't need a "better card" for 3D HD playback. |
Originally Posted by jethro_static That's not what I meant. If he can afford a 3dtv, He can afford a better card. |
Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup Why blow the money if he only needs to play movies though? |
Originally Posted by jethro_static That's not what I meant. If he can afford a 3dtv, He can afford a better card for other use like extreme gaming. |
Originally Posted by jethro_static Like I said, You need the 3d glasses to use the card. Someone said he does not need 3d glasses if you have 3dtv. Why do you need the card if you have 3dtv? |
Originally Posted by jethro_static Like I said, You need the 3d glasses to use the card. Someone said he does not need 3d glasses if you have 3dtv. Why do you need the card if you have 3dtv? |
Originally Posted by DuckieHo Since he is using a Sempron CPU, this is most likely a dedicated HTPC. Just because you have money does not mean you should spend it. Just because you have fit more powerful components does not mean it is worth it due to heat, power, and noise. |
Originally Posted by DuckieHo HDMI 1.4a |
Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup I said it, plus storing movies, downloading, bluerays for much cheaper(player/writing only costs 40 bucks). |
Originally Posted by jethro_static It's obvious he picked the card so he can save money. He have to buy the glasses for it and most likely he does not have a 3dtv. |
Originally Posted by jethro_static a 3D player is is what i will suggest. |
Originally Posted by jethro_static You're going too far. he dude ask if he can play 3D movies with the card. |
Originally Posted by jethro_static You're going too far. The dude ask if he can play 3D movies with the card. The answer is yes but he have to buy the glasses. |
Originally Posted by DuckieHo Jumping to conclusions much? A GT430 is well suited as it supports the latest Pure Video and utilizes the least amount of power (so less noise). A 3D player is not a HTPC. Same could be said for you assuming his financial situation based on a video card... |
Originally Posted by DuckieHo Jumping to conclusions much? A GT430 is well suited as it supports the latest Pure Video and utilizes the least amount of power (so less noise). A 3D player is not a HTPC. Same could be said for you assuming his financial situation based on a video card... |
Originally Posted by Anthraxinsoup He most likely has them. Really, I am not trying to be mean, but you are kind of making yourself look like a jerk/know it all. |
