My own experience with Nvidias 3D vision was that it works a treat, obviously some older games have certain issues but the majority work fine and "3D vision" ready games work brilliantly. Can I suggest you have a look at the 3D vision blog website found here as you'll certainly get less biased opinions over there than you ever will here. Another page you may want to have a quick scan of is this, although slightly outdated it gives you a rough idea on how well each format is supported.
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Will AMD use 3D?
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My own experience with Nvidias 3D vision was that it works a treat, obviously some older games have certain issues but the majority work fine and "3D vision" ready games work brilliantly. Can I suggest you have a look at the 3D vision blog website found here as you'll certainly get less biased opinions over there than you ever will here. Another page you may want to have a quick scan of is this, although slightly outdated it gives you a rough idea on how well each format is supported.
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OK, thanks.
How does it do the 3d then because you can't send 120hz over HDMI, no TVs do native 120hz anyway, and I thought you needed 120hz for 3d gaming?
Have you got any pics of your projectors in action.
Personally 3D has not attracted me, but on projectors at that scale must be a different experience.