3D Gaming Glasses?
Can someone elaborate on this? http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=14-127-999&DEPA=1&sumit=manufactory&catalog=321&manufactory=1312
Anyone ever use them?
Anyone ever use them?
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If you run at a refresh rate of 100hz (and Vsync has to be enabled BTW) you'll be getting 50fps because each shutter is on for half the cycle (every other frame in otherwords) thereby cutting the refresh rate in half. 50hz refresh rates are headache inducing to say the least.
Your video card will need to be able to supply the needed fps or the slowdown will cause the 3D effect to go haywire so a low resolution in many of the modern games is a must.
Though, your miliage may vary as it takes ages to force your eyes into working the right way to get the effect.
i.e. Here is an image which is half of this frame, and half of the last frame....
Though if you are running in 3D Mode with glasses on, it would look fine (where as this is just a screwed up image).
The effect as far as I know is only for D3D games, and you can alter the degree of 3d-ness for games individually. Although a cool novelty, it hurts your eyes after a while, so that's all they are IMO, a cool novelty.
~Cyrix