Marcus -
We are winding up to learn about the system first hand ourselves.
You only need a "contemporary" nVidia card... not a QuadBuffer such as
the Quadro... they say which cards on their site.
You will have to live with Windows Vista/7, not XP. That is part of
what held us up this long... not wanting Vista.
We are trying to work with Creative Consultants who already have a
system in their hands... avoid buying our own gear until we know.
The sync/emitter is USB based and the system can also be used
(apparently) with the new DLP-Link projectors. We understand there have
been some problems for some people in some circumstances with DLP.
nVidia glasses are about $150 as are the DLP-Link compatible...
- Steve
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone tried NVIDIA 3D Vision?
> Will I need to upgrade to a Quadro card for OpenGL?
> I can live with it being Windows only.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marcus
>
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