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3D Enabled on Ati in Battlefield 3 is it pants or is it my setup ?
- Thread starter Liamb2005
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Soldato
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I've always thought 3D via AMD you had to use something like "Tridef"?
http://www.tridef.com/
Don't quote me as I'm clueless, i only buy 3d monitors for the higher refresh.
http://www.tridef.com/
Don't quote me as I'm clueless, i only buy 3d monitors for the higher refresh.
If your TV doesn't have a driver in W7 and it's just using a MS generic monitor driver, then it won't work afaik as the AMD driver won't know it's a 3D enabled panel.
To get round this find yourself an LG monitor driver and install it through Device manager and tell it to 'use this driver anyway'(all off the top of my head) or along those lines, then restart and it should enable the ingame 3D option.
You can get an .inf in here, you should pick an LG one, passive if your TV is passive, or active:
http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2025
Or get Tridef, it's miles better than the ingame 3D.
To get round this find yourself an LG monitor driver and install it through Device manager and tell it to 'use this driver anyway'(all off the top of my head) or along those lines, then restart and it should enable the ingame 3D option.
You can get an .inf in here, you should pick an LG one, passive if your TV is passive, or active:
http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2025
Or get Tridef, it's miles better than the ingame 3D.
If your TV doesn't have a driver in W7 and it's just using a MS generic monitor driver, then it won't work afaik as the AMD driver won't know it's a 3D enabled panel.
To get round this find yourself an LG monitor driver and install it through Device manager and tell it to 'use this driver anyway'(all off the top of my head) or along those lines, then restart and it should enable the ingame 3D option.
You can get an .inf in here, you should pick an LG one, passive if your TV is passive, or active:
http://3dvision-blog.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2025
Or get Tridef, it's miles better than the ingame 3D.
This. The in-game 3d on bf3 leaves more cross-talk than the Tri-Def version and also things like flags in the distance are easier to focus on in Tri-Def.
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