um correct me if im wrong but isnt 9600GT on the list of accepted/ supported cards....
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Ummm, what is that for and where did you do that test at? I've seen similar ones but it's never been on Nvidia's website.[img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v337/Igorod/troopdod.jpg[/img]
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Can your computer run NVIDIA GeForce 3D Vision?
That's where you can do the same test i did, but be warned, it will only check the primary monitor if you have multiple.Comment
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found a reason that i only have pixel and vertex shader 3.0, ....because i dont have vista....
silly me for going with the better proven system....Comment
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yea u need vista and 199$ to buy the glasses kit.Hit 'em like comic books, kaboom! pow pow!
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Ahhhh, ok, I see what it is now. I think I'll avoid Vista like the plague and not worry about this
Maybe Windows 7 will be worth looking in to, appears pretty good from the beta, personal use and review so far, but we'll see. I like my OS to be stable and run things nicely
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Any old 3D glasses should do the trick. Put 'em on, run your game, should get the same effect, unless the gimmick has changed since I last put a pair of these on.
They never worked on me anyway. Always gave me a headache after about half an hour. Reminds me of that Michael Jackson short movie they play at disneyland.
Remember those virtual reality visors that never did work out?Comment
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