| Author | Message | ||
     Michael Rating: N/A |
Wut kind of performance hit do you get when playing games with this? also i play with 4xFSAA is this a problem with stereoscopics? And does anyone know how much of a difference in sync quality there is between the Eye3d Premium and the AnotherEye2000? | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
for gaming you should get the edimensional glasses. They are more compatible with the wicked and nvidia drivers than the i-art or another eye. | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Buy the same glasses from i/o for a better price and much better service! They actually manufactuer the glasses: http://www.i-glasses.com | ||
| Willaim Rating: N/A |
i just went there and their prices are higher | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Nope, not really, you must work for ed | ||
| Chris Hahn Rating: N/A |
Greetings, I have been following these postings regarding the so called edimensional glasses with great amusement. I wonder if anonymous would mind telling us how the edimensional glasses have better compatibility with the Wicked 3d drivers then i-art's eye3d glasses or the another world glasses for that matter? It sounds like the infamous fire aim ready syndrome. Waiting with baited breath Chris Hahn 3-Qubed | ||
| Doon1 Rating: N/A |
1.4Ghz Athlon (10x140) Voodoo4/4500PCI (can't wait for that new ATI 8500) PCchips M810LMR rev.3 mobo 3Dmark2000 default benchmark, double frame buffer with I-art 4-1 stereo: 3068 without stereo: 3624 There is a performance hit. I still run my games from 1280x1024 to 1600x1200 with no noticeable frame rate lag. 3D cloud effects in flight games are frame rate killers. I'll be getting the new ATI Radeon8500 when it comes out and will let you know how it works. John | ||
| Anonymous Rating: N/A |
Lovely to see such a wonderful site. Thank you |
