3d glass driver

Have you noticed that stereoscopic 3D is out of vogue, at least at home? The graphics chip designer has unveiled plans to drop support for 3D Vision , its approach to gaming with 3D glasses. The last drivers to support 3D Vision will come with the final Release in April, with future versions dropping it entirely. You'll still get support for "critical driver issues" in through April , but you'll otherwise need to move on.

Other software is affected. However, the 3D Vision Video Player app will only be available again for free through the end of The company didn't explain the decision to pull 3D Vision we've asked for comment. However, it's likely down to adoption and resources. Stereoscopic 3D glasses have lost their luster in recent years, particularly in an era of more affordable VR headsets.

There's not much point to supporting technology that relatively few people use, especially when NVIDIA recently launched a new graphics architecture with ray tracing and other distinctive features that need their own support. Fans that pick up the PC version will be the first to experience Stereoscopic 3D out of screen effects as their living rooms are transformed into the village of Kijuju. Infected Majini coming at players from every angle, dust flying in and out of screen and the scariest bosses to date are taken up a notch.

Resident Evil 5 PC is a whole new level of fear players will never forget. The game also supports Stereoscopic 3D in all of its cut scenes — an industry first. These drivers can be downloaded here. A future driver update will support 3-way and Quad SLI. View the complete list of certified games. This site requires Javascript in order to view all its content.

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