Will this render Netflix 3D movies, without having a need of convertor? (I have normal DELL Studio PC, regular graphics card, no fancy)
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If you stream Netflix 3D movies through your computer, you will not see them in 3D, even WITH converter AND 3D graphics card. (I have both Optoma 3D-XL Nvidia Geforce GT640 and I can't watch Netflix stream in 3D) I am considering upgrade to Optoma HD25LVRight now I am considering upgrade to Optoma HD25V
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This projector is 3D *ready* only. That means it will need a 3D signal source, but the HD66 is capable of displaying 1280x720 content at 120 frames per second, which equates to 60 frames per second per eye. You should know that there are more than one type of 3D source, so it may or may not be compatible with some 3D signal sources.
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You cannot watch 3d videos with this monitor by itself, you need to buy Nvidias adapter seperatly for around $100
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Yes. I have it in my PC and I use Photoshop, various 3D modelling programs, and games extensively. My setup is benchmarked at >1800, iirc, and handles most games at >100 FPS. Doesn't flinch at my other utilities either. I do have a lot of other powerful stuff in here though.
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NO, You must choose to turn 2D to 3D Converting on. Some shows/movies convert better then others.
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It is, but get enough ram, 16gb or at least two gb for each core. Also don't forget that much of video rendering in modern NLEs is off loaded to the graphics processors.
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Anyone with a newer video graphics card will be able to to view your high-definition videos just fine :) no worries.
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Please visit Dell website for owner's manual.HDMI input, I doubt it, don't think I've ever seen it.HDMI output, I tried it but it will NOT support my hi res monitors and was a huge disappointment HOWEVER the NVIDIA graphics card video outputs work GREAT! Much higher capacity than the HDMI (which was built into the motherboard).
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No like any 3D display its only 3D with 3D files playing and its good with real 3D and not as good with fake 3D.
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Probably not. It works great as desktop work for up to four screens, but processing calculations and heavy rendering it lacks
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This card was for a desktop- (Home media center). The On-board graphics were just "OK" and I've lived with the results for about a year before upgrading to this card. But to add to your question- Who doesn't want better graphics quality from their notebook PC? You can get there by doing it yourself. But be warned: If the upgrade is possible at all for your laptop, it can be a time-consuming operation that involves disassembling virtually your entire notebook, so don't enter into this process unless you are willing to accept the risk of doing serious harm to your machine.
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The aspire contains a dual graphics output.Intel HD4xxx and GE Force 640 which the installed nVidia driver says supports 3D.However I haven't used it yet.So it support 3D but I would Acer first or check the gaming blogs to see if there is any gossip.
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I can't say for sure but I know if you use the display output from the motherboard that it will use the integrated graphics from your CPU as opposed to the GPU, which are never as good as your GPU abilities. So probably not, you'd want to plug your display directly into the video card.
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You should have no problems. I use mt tablet & my computer. You will just have to tweek the projector settings for your 3D.
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No. It doesn't have a stand alone video card and just an i3 processor. It can handle relatively simple games (Atom Zombie Smasher, Peggle, anything point-and-click, etc.) but nothing graphically intensive or with tons of concurrent players.
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Seems to only work with ATI cards. I have GTX680 and it doesn't appear to be 3D compatible with it, although I haven't tried very hard since I don't like 3D view. Great monitor either way
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If you don't play games or do any rendering then no, yours should be just fine, save your money and get something better IF you plan on playing games or do any graphics work on your PC.
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Not for it directly, however your GPU does need to be capable of handling external displays.