Dual-link DVI in 3d

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My ASUS 3d monitor says it only supports Dual-link DVI in 3d
My Bluray is 3d hdmi. Will I have to change my monitor or my Bluray player. Or is there a way to make them work to gather? And where d the 3d glasses plug in? Thanks to anyone that can help!
 
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Any 120hz TV out today can not accept a 120hz signal. That's why they aren't "true" 120hz , so blue ray players are made to co-op with tv and their 3d aproach. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI '' It is electrically compatible with dual-link DVI-D, but has not yet been used in any products'' i know the asus monitor can produce 3d - 120-144hz over dvi dual link or DP . i doubt though it will work as a dual link dvi to hdmi adapter! or DP to hdmi. you can try though!
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Any 120hz TV out today can not accept a 120hz signal. That's why they aren't "true" 120hz , so blue ray players are made to co-op with tv and their 3d aproach. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI '' It is electrically compatible with dual-link DVI-D, but has not yet been used in any products'' i know the asus monitor can produce 3d - 120-144hz over dvi dual link or DP . i doubt though it will work as a dual link dvi to hdmi adapter! or DP to hdmi. you can try though!
 
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