What is the best 3d monitor to match the card?
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A great 3rd monitor is a monitor with both hdmi and dvi ports such as the 27 inch asus one belowhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0043T34RK/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1405561225&sr;=8-2π=SX200_QL40
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I would recommend the Samsung series of monitors with 3d Glasses. i.e.. Samsung 20" S20C300BL
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Of course and it must be 3d nvidia ready not samsung 3d monitor but for examble asus or benq
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Yes, this even supports 3d gaming. Even though the refresh rate is low, there isn't any noticeable blurring.
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If your running an nvidia card try http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-main.html for 3D
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No. This is a 60hz monitor. You will need a 120hz monitor to be able to get it to work in 3D.
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I use PC with AMD Radeon 3D. Just hook to PC with HDMI cable. 3D looks amazing!
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first you need to see what 3d monitor the laptop has built in. if it is passive then you buy passive glasses. if it is through NVidia 3d vision then you would use the NVidia glasses. Either way the laptop has to advertise that it is 3d because the monitor has to be 3d compatable.
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I have one of these and the graphics card I use requires PCI Express 3.0 so I guess the answer's yes. It's a VisionTek Radeon HD 7750 SFF (Mfr#900549) which I chose because Dell recommended it. You can go to Dell.com and see what they suggest to get an idea of what you can add.
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Check the available expansion slots on your motherboard (or the specs from the manual or product support webpage) and buy a corresponding video card with DVI-output. PCI Express x16 is the most ideal to use, followed by PCI Express, then AGP and finally PCI as a last resort. Almost all of video cards come with at least one DVI port nowadays. $80~$100 should net you a decent card. It won't be a top performer by any means, but it should suffice for most applications and medium gaming. You can also get a card for under $50. Again, fine for most applications and some light gaming. The Radeon HD2400 is a great budget card (~$40) for Media Center/HTPC applications as it supports hardware decoding of MPEG4-AVC/h.264. Not so great for gaming, though. Again, the video card you choose to buy would largely depend on what you use your PC for. If you're not comfortable opening up your PC, then check if your monitor has VGA/D-SUB input and just buy a VGA cable if you don't have one.
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I don't know exactly , I use this Nvidia ..for Photogrammetry work station 3d,works perfect. Good Luck!!
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this is mainly a workstation video card. check Nvidia site to see if they have a card for 4K
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No, the monitor is not 3D capable. You can connect the MSI to a 3D-capable monitor, though, and use the CyberLink PowerDVD player to output BluRay 3D.
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Buy thisLow Profile / Half Height Bracket HDMI + DVI + VGA For ATI Nvidia Video Graphics Card
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You can use any graphics card you want, as long as it fits the motherboard.
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If you add an NVIDIA gaming card it does great. I have a 3D card purchased from Amazon. without any changes, each one comes with different cards depending on how they were received for refurbishment. You may luck out and get a gaming card.
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I have 3D and fast frame refresh and everything works great.I do not regret this card..Love it
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Any low profile video card with a low profile bracket will work.Arguably the fastest low profile card at the moment (November 2013) is the AMD Radeon 7750, but again make sure to get a low profile variant!