I have an EVGA (02G-P4-3686-KR) GeForce GTX 680 FTW 2GB graphics card and a Samsung 40" TV (UN40FH6030FXZA).
I have them connected via HDMI and when I set the Nivida Control Panel to output in Stereoscopic 3D, my only options for 1080P is 24Hz. For 720P I have 60Hz.
24Hz is way too slow and looks horrible. 720P is great and all, but I'd like to pump out 1080P from this thing. Is this a limitation of the card? Is it time for an upgrade?
This is a 120Hz TV with a 240Hz (fake) "Clear Motion" mode. I find it hard to believe that I can buy a standalone 3D Blu-ray player that will output 1080P @ 60Hz in 3D, but my GTX 680 can't.
I have them connected via HDMI and when I set the Nivida Control Panel to output in Stereoscopic 3D, my only options for 1080P is 24Hz. For 720P I have 60Hz.
24Hz is way too slow and looks horrible. 720P is great and all, but I'd like to pump out 1080P from this thing. Is this a limitation of the card? Is it time for an upgrade?
This is a 120Hz TV with a 240Hz (fake) "Clear Motion" mode. I find it hard to believe that I can buy a standalone 3D Blu-ray player that will output 1080P @ 60Hz in 3D, but my GTX 680 can't.