NVIDIA 3D Vision Surround Drivers Now Available

[Amorphous]

Not really. I thought they might be an issue, but I don't even notice them while playing, 3D or not.

There's an adjustment to help compensate, but I don't even bother with it.


Amorphous

hah, about time!
has anybody here played with it already?
arent the bezels even more annoying in 3d?

[saaya]

I don't even notice them while playing, 3D or not.

are you blind?

Yes and no. If you sit about 3-4 feet away from the center monitor the bezels are at the edge of your peripheral vision. HOWEVER, if you sit TOO CLOSE to you center monitor, the "Surround" aspect will be partially nullified by the thick frames of the 3D Vision shutter glasses.

If you sit further away, I find the bezels to become a distraction.

you mean the bezels of the glasses?
hmmm i was talking about the bezels of the monitors...
either you sit close to the center display, then the bezels are at your periphal vision but then whats the point of having 2 extra montiros if you barely see whats going on on them... or you sit further away and then the bezels become really annoying and id rather have a projector or a single big 30" display.... im really not sold on the multi display stuff ati and nvidia are trying to sell us...

it all seems to half heartedly, like a desperate approach to somehow make us NEED more pixel power...

[Johnny87au]

are you blind?


you mean the bezels of the glasses?
hmmm i was talking about the bezels of the monitors...
either you sit close to the center display, then the bezels are at your periphal vision but then whats the point of having 2 extra montiros if you barely see whats going on on them... or you sit further away and then the bezels become really annoying and id rather have a projector or a single big 30" display.... im really not sold on the multi display stuff ati and nvidia are trying to sell us...

it all seems to half heartedly, like a desperate approach to somehow make us NEED more pixel power...

+1, True but hey looks cool! lol