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Hi All,

I'm new to the forum so please excuse my knowledge in this section.

I'm getting a brand new 3D monitor BenQ XL2411Z and I have a GTX 760 Rog striker platinum card on my PC.

I'd like to know if my monitor which is 3D vision 2 enabled, would it work with my graphic card's 3D vision 1 ??

Curious to know as I don't want to buy the 3D vision 2 kit.

To add on this query will the BenQ XL2411z come with IR receiver in built or I'd have to purchase the entire 3D vision kit.

Any response is much appreciated. Thanks!
 
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The kit is not to make your graphics card "3d vision 2 ready," it's to transmit the 3D signal to the glasses to keep them in sync, since the glasses are active-shutter lenses, they need to be in sync with the monitor refresh rate. It is just a IR receiver that hooks up to the computer via USB and a pair of active shutter glasses.

The BenQ XL2411Z does not come with a built in IR Receiver. So you will have to buy the 3D Vision 2 kit if you want to play games in 3D.

The GTX 760 is not "3D Vision 1", it is "3D Vision ready," It will do 3D Vision 2 just fine. "3D Vision 1" is very old, and all modern NVIDIA GPUs support 3D Vision 2.
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The kit is not to make your graphics card "3d vision 2 ready," it's to transmit the 3D signal to the glasses to keep them in sync, since the glasses are active-shutter lenses, they need to be in sync with the monitor refresh rate. It is just a IR receiver that hooks up to the computer via USB and a pair of active shutter glasses.

The BenQ XL2411Z does not come with a built in IR Receiver. So you will have to buy the 3D Vision 2 kit if you want to play games in 3D.

The GTX 760 is not "3D Vision 1", it is "3D Vision ready," It will do 3D Vision 2 just fine. "3D Vision 1" is very old, and all modern NVIDIA GPUs support 3D Vision 2.
 
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Thank you so much for the solution CraigN.... You've covered every point in detail to bring clarity to my confusion :)

So are there any monitors with built in IR's out there ?

Do I have to specifically purchase Nvdia's 3D vision kit or there are 3rd party kits available in the market that I can use ?

Thanks in advance :)
 
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Sorry for the late response.

There are a few by BenQ. I don't know their model #s off the top of my head, but they exist, but are generally much more expensive. (~$400 range)

There are no third-party 3D Vision kits. Nvidia is the only manufacturer. You may be able to find a kit for less than MSRP on ebay, but that's the best I can suggest.
 
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