posted 08-05-2000 10:10 PM
I got's my Geforce now. . . It AWESOME. I actually ended up getting the Asusu V6800 Deluxe, so I have all that TV out crap. . . I just have one question . . . how are those damn goggles supposed to work. . .
posted 08-06-2000 11:48 AM
Well your set now. That's great. What servers do you play on?
Posts: 484 | From: Calgary, AB | Registered: Oct 1999 | IP: Logged
To get the goggles to work you have to go into the advanced tab for the drivers and enable sterioscopic mode. Just make sure that you don't set the resolution to high or you will get garbage.
DeskJet, Currently I'm not online with it at all because TheKiller loaned me his copy, I don't want to play it online. And since I'm now almost broke, I can't get a copy at least until next payday, two weeks from now.
Don't worry this HPB will be kicking all yo' LPB asses . . .
posted 08-07-2000 10:16 AM
What exactly do those goggles do? I'm lookin to get a new vid card, those goggles sound pretty cool...
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posted 08-07-2000 07:23 PM
what make 3d goggles are they ? I have Metabytes ("Wicked 3D") ... they give you headaches unless you tune them right. Then they're pretty tits
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posted 08-08-2000 02:19 AM
I arrived at 8:17pm....man that's a sweet card! Quake 3... everything on, 90 fps 800x600 (demo001). Quake 2, timerrefresh 500 fps... I really wanna go out and spend 370 bux on one, but I can't afford to.
posted 08-08-2000 11:48 AM
That's all without tweaks . . . It's funny, but 3dMark wouldn't work with the aperature sizes at 256MB, and at 128 it was actually slower. . . go figure. Right now I just have it at 64MB cause I just don't give a damn at the moment. It's fast enough as it is.
Those goggles work in conjuction with the monitor, it's like 3D at an Imax theatre. They're Asus ones as far as I know, but for some reason my sound gets all screwed up after I turn them off. I actually had to pull my soundcard out and put it in a diferent slot. So I don't think I'm going to use them. Not like it's a big loss though, they aren't really all that comfortable on my face anyway. I'll stick to using Ulead VideoStudio and my real time Mpeg1/2 encoding.
posted 08-09-2000 11:46 AM
It probably has something to do with the fact that my DirectX doesn't even really know that my soundcard is there. That's what I get for buying a $30 soundcard. It has a 64 voice wavetable though. It was kind of a surprise.
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