User Manual

TIPS AND TROUBLESHOOTING

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Depth Needs Adjusting

Adjust depth amount using the slider on the NVIDIA Control Panel

Setup screen. If you are in a game, use the thumb wheel on the back

of the IR emitter or the shortcut keys Ctrl+F3 to decrease depth and

Ctrl+F4 to increase depth.

Game is not Conﬁgured Properly

If your game is not functioning in stereoscopic 3D, look at the list

of compatible games shown on the NVIDIA Control Panel View

Compatibility with Games screen.

Verify that your game has been tested by NVIDIA and has been ranked

as 3D Vision-Ready, Excellent, Good, or Fair. Check out the Issues

and recommended settings listed at the bottom of the screen. Make

any adjustments recommended by NVIDIA to make your gaming

experience better.

If it has a Not Recommended rating, it means that the game does not

show in stereoscopic 3D or it shows very poorly.

Make sure you are running your game in resolutions that support 3D

Vision. In order to support 3D Vision, your game must be conﬁgured

to run at the correct settings for your display.

Game is not in Fullscreen Mode

3D Vision currently only supports full screen applications and cannot

run in windowed mode. Be sure to select full screen mode from in-

game settings.

Excessive Flickering

Flicker in your peripheral vision can be caused by differences in

frequencies at which 3D Vision operates and the lighting in your

room. This type of ﬂicker can be avoided by turning off the lights or

changing the stereoscopic 3D refresh rate. To see the refresh rates,

run the Setup Wizard from the NVIDIA Control Panel. When

you get to the page asking about ﬂicker, select Yes. You can then

select from the following refresh rates:

120 Hz refresh rate for use in North America when lights are on

110 Hz refresh rate for daytime and when lights are off

100 Hz refresh rate for countries with 50 Hz lighting and when

lights are on