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There is another S3D solution that's compatible with the DTH2Go and not too expensive: 3 Zalman 19" Trimons (horizontally interlaced + polarized glasses) and a little tweaking.

However you shouldn't move around too much in front of the screens and shouldn't have a problem with those "old-school ...

Hi,

before getting a DTH2G I'd been playing my games at 75 Hz and it made them smoother in my opinion.

I haven't been able to find a 3840x1024 @ 75 Hz mode in the DTH2G mode list. 3072x768 75 Hz is the highest resolution 75 Hz mode I found and it works. Forcing 3840x1024 @ 75 Hz through ...

Idea sketch (don't want to make Nvidia angry):
1. Connect the monitor you like the DTH2G to resemble.
2. Take an EDID reading tool and write down bytes 0x08 through 0x0B (A).
3. Connect DTH2G.
4. Download DTH2G firmware.
5. Flash to DTH2G.
6. Take an EDID reading tool and write down ...

Downloaded the firmware and found parts of the EDID data in four (!!) places. Changed the Manufacturer ID and Product ID Code to that of one of the Zalmans.

I had tried Matrox Support. After twice getting told that the DTH2G is connected to my graphics card and not the monitors and then that they don't have resources for those technical questions I gave up...

I've changed the DTH2Gs firmware and now everything works fine.

Now that prices for Zalman monitors have slumped I bought 3 ZM-M190s and a TripleHead2Go Digital for better Stereo 3D immersion. Everything works reasonably well with the IZ3D driver. However I still like the Nvidia Stereo driver more.

The Nvidia Stereo driver however looks for a Zalman monitor ...