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12 Jan 2012   #1

Windows 7 Ultimate x64bit
 
 
3d games on pc with Nvidia 3d vision

Hello,
I am a bit interested in plaing 3d games...but as i have a tight budget i was thinking to buy a Nvidia 3d vision kit!
Now my concerning is if i use the kit a plug my screen via HDMI will i still be able to play 3d games on my tv!
I do have a hp pavilion dv6-1130sa and a samsung lcd!
Any addvice?
Best regards

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12 Jan 2012   #2

Win 7 Ultimate x64
Etobicoke, Ontario
 
 

Save your money as the Nvidia 3D kit won't work with your laptop. A couple of reasons,

1. According to the specs for it,

Product Specifications HP Pavilion dv6-1130sa Entertainment Notebook PC - HP Customer Care (United States - English)

it has the HD 4530 video card in it, and is about as low end as AMD's mobility graphics comes. As a result it isn't powerful enough by a long shot to run any game supporting 3D kits.

2. Nvidia's 3D Vision only works with Nvidia GPU, and from what I can find won't even install if a Nvidia card isn't present.

AMD does have their own 3D solution,

AMD HD3D Technology

but again not worth it as the GPU in your laptop isn't powerful enough to run it.
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15 Jan 2012   #3

Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
Cheshire, United Kingdom
 
 

You need a 3D 120Hz polarised monitor to use the 3D vision kit anyway.
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