User Manual

ADVANCED INFORMATION

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ADVANCED INFORMATION

The NVIDIA 3D Vision Driver takes certain 3D information

contained in the game and uses it to generate the

stereoscopic 3D display. Since most games are not

designed with stereoscopic 3D in mind, the resulting

display quality varies from game to game. In some cases,

the game is not viewable at all in stereoscopic 3D without

making adjustments based on observation.

Optimum stereoscopic 3D is achieved when the game display consists

of the following:

Meaningful range of depth, or distance between the nearest and

farthest objects.

Nearest objects which are not too close for comfortable viewing.

Heads up displays (HUD) that are positioned so as not to interfere

with the stereoscopic 3D experience. Ideally, HUDs should be at

screen depth.

Preset Conﬁgurations

For most games, NVIDIA has established settings that adjust the

display to achieve high quality stereoscopic 3D, based on the needs of

each game.

You can view the list of these games on the View compatibility with

games task located on the NVIDIA Control Panel. This menu also

shows a list of comments pertaining to that game. These comments

may include suggested settings or adjustments and comments on the

construction of the game. These instructions can also be overlaid on

the opening screen of the game using Ctrl+Alt+Insert.

Be sure to view these comments before you begin your game.

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