Anyone use the Asus glasses

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Anyone use the Asus VR Glasses? And how well do they work? Do you thing they are worth having?
 
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I have and the glasses kicks ass. I never thought they were that good until I tried them at my freinds house playing quake3. its 3d in 3DD,. awesome
 

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ye i also have the glasses, and they are cool. If you have the newest driver from asus 5.33a you are insite the game. The only point is to find the right settings for the games that are not in the list (the glasses work in almost every game but you have to find some parameters.) Sometimes you have to find a resolution were the work one. But foe the 50 buks extra you should buy it.
If somebody knows a site were those settings are please say it.
 
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I have a problem with the res. I can't set 1280x1024 with a sony cpd-100GST (I used to set that res when i had another, older video card, a Tseng ET6000, so the monitor MUST support it.) and 1280x1024 is the least res to use glasses on OpenGL. How can I solve the problem?
 
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To use the 3d glasses you monitor must support twice the refresh rate of the glasses at it's resolution.
Playing with 3d glasses at 1280 x 1024 requires that you're screen has at least a refresh rate of 120 hz at that resolution. if you're screen suports that high refresh rates at that resolutions, that's super.
My Panasonic 19" max res at 120 hz is 1024 x 768
 
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I've read that if an in an OpenGL game you select 1280x1024 (or 1280x960) and the glasses are activated, it will actually run at 640x480 with 120Hz of refresh rate. So your monitor must only support 1280x1024 as resolution (any refresh rate) and 640x480@120Hz. My monitor (Sony CPD-100GST - 15") should support 1280x1024 (it's on the manual, and however I used to set 1280x1024 with my old Tseng ET6000 on the same monitor), but it doesn't appear as available res. Don't know what I gotta do?