Widescreen Gaming Forum

wow thankyou so much :)

if the second is dedicated physx thats cool. however if both were used as dual gfx an x8 and x8 would be better than a x16 and x4 (assuming both are high end cards)

does anyone here use multiple monitors that are 3D capable. because i assume active shutter glasses cannot sync with three different monitors. thus the 3d monitors with passive glasses are needed. I just wanted advice from anyone with experience :D

okay here we go

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824859001

no nvidia in the equation which means possibly eyefinity compatible, im gonna finish researching this in the morning

yah i agree, this technology is no where near maturity perhaps ill sit on it for a few years

nope it cant be done TH2G supplies each monitor with a single DVI link while those samsung monitors require Dual DVI, in other words i need an eyefinity substitute from nvidia. or a 3d vision substitue from ATI, or just not have a surround setup :(

well im going to cry in the corner now

but of course that would sacrifice my 3d setup because it is nvidia gfx only, it was the jewel of the setup. maybe its not worth the cost:(

ive been saving my money like crazy and then AMD came out with eyefinity. note i own th2g analog with 3x19" samsung monitors

my new setup was going to be:
TH2G (digital)
3x 22" samsung 2233rz 3d Monitors
and the nvidia 3d glasses<nvidia gfx card only
monitor mount for 3x monitors ...

i retract my previous statement it is rather stretched and i briefly tried to fix it but failed i'll try some more though :D

ohhh sorry i din't realise it was a mmorpg, in that case it is rather impressive :D

ahhh exactly they need some sort of incentive

if we can sell the logo as a guarentee to a more enjoyable, better, prettier pc gaming experience that creates a richer gaming experience. Only a premium game has the WSGF logo

which isn't the easiest thing in the world

we should start by ...

the character models arn't the most beautiful things i've ever seen. they seem to be lacking a few polygons? maybe doesn't look next gen to me

[quote]As far as I'm concerned, the first part's been done a long time ago. If you go to the detailed reports page, I have a thread that lists games by grade, and all of the games with flawless support are at the top under the "Certified games" list.

But regarding the second part, I wish I had ...

i'm not making it sound like a compeitition? if you look on the back of a game box you'll see things like nvidia's game marketing logo or bink video(technology utilized for free)

different levels of fuctionality with widescreen monitors can be displayed by allowing them to have certain sized ...

this is a fantastic idea which could easily start by targeting smaller game dev's

you need to register as a legal organisation to give the certification on a game box

i think this is similar http://www.pcisig.com/home they make the standards which pc manufacturers then implement (granted ...

marvellous :D it works great

it doesn't really matter what type of cable you use because you can get convertors for the cables but a digital cable looks like this:



while a vga cable looks like this


it is easier if you have a vga cable though becasue then you don't need a convetor

alternatively your ...

i tried this and couldn't get it to work (same game) how did you do it? :( it looks very good btw :D

i didn't notice any incorrect fov for Medieval II are you sure your not talking about the stretching that occurs

I have a 50" tv which i have played games on and i would have to say that Triple Head 2 Go is much more enjoyable experience for games and regular computing than a really big tv