Nvidia 3d setup

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remember, cheap is not always good, because quality always pays off! but Corsair is a great company what it comes to cooling systems, PSU, etc...

if you need anymore info about cooling systems, Tom's has a seperate forum under overclocking that deal with cooling!! Go check it out!!

the screens on the other hand are a bit pricey, but when you play your first game on it, and realize the refresh rate, and 3D vision, you'll soon understand why its a bit more expensive than a normal 60 Hz refreshed screen!!

hope this helps and motivates you!!

just my thought

Dane

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Hey there,

Its recommended by nvidia themselves that you get a Monitor that refreshes at 120hz, you have a great GPU and CPU, and 3D vision will not be a problem running 3D.

Yet, you must get 3D vision glasses as well, here is a great buy, with a 120hz refresh monitor and 3D vision glasses,(the screen benefits full HD as well for crystal clear viewing:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236092&cm_re=120hz_monitor%5c-_-24-236-092-_-Product

hope this meets your budget because its a great buy and value for money, personally speaking, no problems and great gaming!!!

just my thought

Dane


 

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...now that's a nice deal! Cool monitor Dane. Heck, I'M considering getting it for myself! :p

To the OP:
As Dane said, you'll need a monitor with a refresh rate of 120 MHz. Plus, you'll need the nVidia 3D setup (though you can run 3D with the normal 3D glasses as well....it won't be the same experience!).

Here's a monitor for $369:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009222&cm_re=3d_monitors-_-24-009-222-_-Product

And here's the nVidia kit for $179:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814998033&cm_re=3d_kit-_-14-998-033-_-Product

Total: $550.

Conclusion: go for the one suggested by Dane above! :D
 

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http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html

Acer GD245HQ 120Hz LCD 1920x1080 Y
Acer GD235HZ 120Hz LCD 1920x1080 Y
Alienware™ OptX™ AW2310 120Hz 1920x1080 Y
ASUS VG236H 120 Hz 1920x1080 Y
LG W2363D 120 Hz 1920x1080 Y
LG W2363DB 120 Hz 1920x1080 Y
Samsung® SyncMaster 2233RZ 120 Hz 1680x1050 N
ViewSonic® FuHzion™ VX2265wm 120 Hz 1680x1050 N
ViewSonic FuHzion VX2268wm 120 Hz LCD display N

My personal preference are the Acer GD245HQ 120Hz LCD.
 

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remember, cheap is not always good, because quality always pays off! but Corsair is a great company what it comes to cooling systems, PSU, etc...

if you need anymore info about cooling systems, Tom's has a seperate forum under overclocking that deal with cooling!! Go check it out!!

the screens on the other hand are a bit pricey, but when you play your first game on it, and realize the refresh rate, and 3D vision, you'll soon understand why its a bit more expensive than a normal 60 Hz refreshed screen!!

hope this helps and motivates you!!

just my thought

Dane
 
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