nvidia 3d gaming problem

Tar.Aldarion

All games work fine in 3D so far apart from resident evil 5.

I get an error accross the screen constantly:

Attempting to run stereoscopic 3d in non-stereo mode...<few more lines of writing here, about the error>

The game is actually running in 3d with this annoying message in front of it, anybody know how to get rid of this?

Cuddlesworth

http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=101685&st=0

Would seem to be a problem with running dual monitors, having the game or monitor not set to 100hz+ or a driver issue.

Tar.Aldarion

Thanks I had read all this and was planning some nasty work. All it took was rebooting my pc today, in the end :S

Headshot

what is it like for gaming in 3D

Tar.Aldarion

I really enjoy it tbh, some people dont really care for it so id say test it if you could get a friend who has it to show you. Some games like alice in wonderland, resi evil 5 etc look deadly

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Tar.Aldarion wrote: »

I really enjoy it tbh, some people dont really care for it so id say test it if you could get a friend who has it to show you. Some games like alice in wonderland, resi evil 5 etc look deadly

im getting a 3D hd tv in the next week or 2 so ill test the pc out on that for the craic

looking forward to it

I still think its a gimmick thou

Tar.Aldarion

fun gimmick though! and if you dont like it, sell it on

TerrorFirmer

I don't think it's a gimmick, for the simple reason that it's really up to you whether or not you want to play in 3D, it's not as if by buying a 3D monitor you're tied to 3D. I only have mine a few months, and I play 70% of games in normal mode, but that 30% for select games, like Bioshock, Resident Evil 5, some racing titles, Fallout 3 and others, is absolutely stunning, adds a whole new plane of immersion to the titles that support it properly. I was blown away by Bioshock 2 in 3D.

Also, it's fantastic for 3D movies.

Tar.Aldarion

i hear ya... 3d porn