iZ3D stereoscopic monitor

[thilanliyan]

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articl...tors/display/iz3d.html

It's good that it doesn't matter which card you have.

 

[nRollo]

Originally posted by: thilan29
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articl...tors/display/iz3d.html

It's good that it doesn't matter which card you have.

Unfortunately, these advantages are all negated by one defect. The left and right pictures are not separated fully, which leads to conspicuous and eye-straining artifacts in every game I have tried. Alas, this problem is so serious that I can?t recommend the iZ3D as a gaming monitor until the new version of the polarizing eyeglasses is released.

It's bad that it doesn't work. Other stereo monitors on the horizon, hopefully they'll work out better than this.

 

[thilanliyan]

"Right now, both stereo monitors I have tested, the Zalman Trimon (nVidia only) and the iZ3D, make you cry ?wow? at first glance, but do not suit for continuous work or play either in 2D or in 3D mode due to various image quality problems."

Seems most of them are bad.

"Moreover, the iZ3D allows playing at nonnative resolutions stretched out to full screen whereas the Zalman Trimon can only produce the stereo effect when displaying the picture on pixel-per-pixel basis."

This is useful...hopefully they incorporate into all stereoscopic monitors. And hopefully they can be used by people with both types of cards.