• Dan

    Simply amazing, these new cards better be bonkers.

  • Gleb

    Lol umm you guy should ahve noticed the quotation mark in the link tag, you can see the whole thing now :) oh and it says “browse the” and then it’s blank, i think its suppost to be internet right?
    well good luck and 3D looks great :D

  • John

    Nice, so the GF100 are still on track for Q1, and 3D Vision Surround along with it. I do wonder, will the current 1080p 3D monitors support 3D Vision Surround and 3D Blue-ray?

  • John

    WOW !!! I’m floored. Allow me a few days to process.
    Already have my 3 3d ready displays.. just waiting for the release !
    THIS IS AMAZING !!!
    AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH :D :D:D:D:D

  • Csaba

    As far as I am concerned this is just a marketing gimick -
    1/ So far the whole 3d thing has been receive quite luke warm in the gamers corner and only few games really support it well.
    2/ Moreover to play in 3D you need to settle on a monitor that can handle well over 120Hz of refresh rate – unfortunately so far there is no professional grade monitor (at least 1920×1200 or 2560×1600) that supports this high refresh rates. In fact only with displayport will such refresh rates be feasible on this screen sizes (DVI cable does not deliver sufficient bandwidth)
    3/ what is the benefit of GF100 being able to decode 3D blue-ray content? Why would I use my pc to watch movies?
    I really would prefer nVidia to stick to what they are good at, ie delivering best video cards for high-res, high-refresh rate gaming. All distractions of the past like motherboard development have only taken away its edge against ATI.

  • daniel

    so… in the end NV will be one step further than the red team.
    Delivering Eyefinity + 3D.
    Gotta love NV!
    ps: and the best part, GT200 is supported! YAY!

  • BHawthorne

    As someone who has used nVidia cards to triple-head game since 2006 using Matrox products, all I can say is it’s about time. It’s a shame it took till now for ATI to force nVidia’s hand on this and see there is an actual pre-existing market for multi-GPU multi-display gaming. I really suggest nVidia take a very close look at the Wide Screen Gaming Forum and use that location as a sounding board for the 3D Vision Surround capability. This community has been established for years and will be a great resource for the new capability.

  • Matt

    But will you need new 3D Vision hardware for 3D Vision Surround or can you use the existing glasses / transmitter?

  • zurditen

    I dont care 3d but I want surround on my 8800gtx!

  • zurditen

    wee want it on 8800GTX TO!

  • ggg

    Well it’s 6 month late but yaaay, it will be better than the competition. Puhlease cut the fanboyism! Just one question for those with gt200 or 8800, how will nVidia manage to work 3 monitors on your (older) graphic boards that only have 2 outputs?! Oh wait, don’t tell me, 2 DVIs + one S-video, that will work for sure!

  • 0010101110

    “1/ So far the whole 3d thing has been receive quite luke warm in the gamers corner and only few games really support it well.
    2/ Moreover to play in 3D you need to settle on a monitor that can handle well over 120Hz of refresh rate – unfortunately so far there is no professional grade monitor (at least 1920×1200 or 2560×1600) that supports this high refresh rates. In fact only with displayport will such refresh rates be feasible on this screen sizes (DVI cable does not deliver sufficient bandwidth)”
    Totally agree on that one… I want a new frickin 1920×1200@120hz display, without stupid input/output display lag.. I want CRT response rates 0.0*ms ffs!
    And I can’t stand shitty widescreens with lame 1080 pixel height, its a crap desktop resolution, average consumer widescreen junk.. idiot fanboys here it seems. And the its supported in the gt200 aswel…lol of course it is ya noobs
    As for the 3d gimmick crap.. pff would be nice if nvidia sorted out the bugs like not being able to run many videos at once, without them going black..How about making Badaboom free, and better at handling more video/audio formats for encoding, transcoding etc. production apps like Maya being fully driver certified, none of this bullshit quadro gfx lineup.

  • Bryan Del Rizzo

    Hi Mr. Binary. There are new HD, 120Hz panels with a full 1920 resolution. They were all on display at CES.
    There are tons (400 and counting) of games that take full advantage of 3D Vision technology. WOW, Burnout Paradise, RE5, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Avatar, Left For Dead, Left for Dead 2, and a ton of others. Check here for the full listing: http://www.nvidia.com/object/3D_Vision_3D_Games.html

  • zurditen

    ggg, you have heard about SLI?
    I dont want to change my GPU, I want to Buy two more Monitors and stay with Nvidia. If a can.
    They bring me 3D on my “Older” 8800gtx, Why not Surround?

  • 0010101110

    “Hi Mr. Binary. There are new HD, 120Hz panels with a full 1920 resolution”
    I want full 1200px HEIGHT aswel… widescreen with bare minimum pixel height to meet the 1080p requirement is just retarded, good for noobs, shit for those who got stuff to do, like work with production apps! where desktop height makes a difference. 24″ 1920×1200 is a great native resolution(although sucks that they still haven’t improve panels to be able to use a low resolution without looking shit) And I’m not interested in buying another panel with some other retarded resolution thats not 1920×1200, especially considering how crap gfx cards work when other displays are not of the same resolution/refresh rate when used in dual mode etc
    Also I doubt the 120Hz panels have improved on decreasing the input/output LCD delay. Because it doesn’t make a difference how high the refresh rate is, if its always going to be a delayed result of what came out the gfx card. So your reactions to what is onscreen especially for reflex games is always going to be less accurate, because of that delay. And that is why CRT monitors are still great. I still get annoyed by the LCD lag of my 24″ lcd when not even playing games on it, just normal app usage, but games is really annoying, guess that is why I use my CRT aswel…. still

  • ggg

    @zurditen: Of course I heard about SLI, but do they mention that in their presentation?! I think it would worth mentioning this as gamers with SLI configurations are not the majority out there (check on STEAM hw survey for a reasonable reference). Otherwise is just false hope given to the customers. Also even in SLI config, I doubt that 8800 or 9800 series could cope with more recent games at such extended resolutions. And let’s not go to tri/quad-SLI as there are even less people using this and games don’t scale that much on them.

  • Kurt

    really SUCKS not being able to run at resolution like classic 1024×768 and similar with good high detail, anti aliasing.. with decent spec pc and get really good fps.
    now you’re forced into having v.good pc hardware and shit like useless SLI, which only makes a difference in games, nothing else useful. And you kind of need it just to be able play your pc games at fucking stupid LCD one native resolution only.. or look at even crappier blocky gfx, or don’t play fullscreen. And it also means you’re restricted into buying a shit lower resolution LCD for your pc hardware, because if you go after a high resolution like 24″ lcd with a decent resolution like 1920×1200, then you’re fucked if you want to play games on it, and then you really do need a beastly PC to run most those games.
    Fucking useless industry. specially the display manufactures.. been pumping out crap to the market ever since CRT’s went off the shelf.. where are the useful improvements! I also want CRT response speeds and refresh rates not these shit laggy LCDs on the market!

  • Zurditen

    ggg
    “3D Vision Surround will also be supported on our GT200 family too!”, You need another GPU to do that on GT200 family, SLI or not, you need another GPU.
    What is the problem if i want to keep my 8800GTX? Runs like hell! Crysis 5040×1050 30fps HQ whith SoftTh!
    Lots of gamers runs games in High resolution with Low Quality settings also.

  • BDR

    The reason we require SLI is pretty simple… to render on three 3D displays, we have to effectively, render the images a total of six times. That takes a fair amount of graphics horsepower!

  • kc

    I have always used NVidia, and I do widescreen gaming. This is done very simply…but costly. Matrox TripleHead2GO digital edition. I have used this to 3 samsung 22 inch LCDs for gaming with 3 different graphics setups.
    1. 9800GT (had to turn down the detail on games a bit, but it worked)
    2. GTX280 (I had this on water, and it was awesome)
    3. GTX285 ( I run this now, and it is no issue)
    As to LCD lag, I guess I just dont notice it. I run a resolution in games of 5040×1050 @ 59hz I believe.

  • http://3d4pc.blogspot.com/ Ryan Newby

    Hey, im creating a blog about this, using intels new cpu and mad is this blog going tell you the stuff you need to know

  • Ryan Fitzsimmons

    Will, we need to have a third GPU to enable a 3rd screen because of the limitations of SLI being able to only output thru GPU0 and GPU2, or will Nvidia enable GPU’s 1 and 3 output ports to help push this new tech?

  • http://www.nvidia.com Bryan Del Rizzo@NVIDIA

    Hi Ryan, you will only need regular two-way SLI to run 3D Vision Surround. Not 3-way SLI. We demoed 3D Vision Surround at CES last month, running on both GTX 285 SLI and GeForce GTX 480 SLI.

  • Zurditen

    I Have an Asus Motherboard With Crossfire,
    It’s a requirement activate SLI in order to have Nvidia 2D/3D surround?
    Or If i buy two gtx260 it will still work without SLI on my Crossfire Motherboard?

  • http://users.telenet.be/archivision/ ArchiVision Directory

    I have 3D vision control on my new pc, and it works fine with pc games, the first person games are best displayed. Something that still needs to be worked out better are the grey colors that are displayed in 3D vision. Another question is how to display a normal dvd in to 3D are is this impossible to do that without a special 3D edition of the dvd? http://users.telenet.be/archivision/

  • Alexander

    New driver of NVIDIA 197.16_notebook_winvista_win7_32bit_international_whql.exe (from 29.03.2010) don’t work on my SONY VAIO VGN-FZ21SR (system Windows 7). And i dont see Blu-ray films.

  • Alexander

    After installation W7 have ceased to be reproduced BRD. I tried to establish last versions of drivers NVIDIA (197.16), but it has not helped. What to do?

  • Alexander

    I have notebook SONY VAIO VGN-FZ21SR with GeForce 8600M GS GPU.
    After installation W7 have ceased to be reproduced Blu-Ray Disks. Last version of drivers NVIDIA 197.16 from 29 mart 2010 is incompatible to my computer. What to do?

  • Alex

    You better pwn Amd before they are a real threat

  • Alex

    i have an inspiron 1720 with GeForce 8600M GT GPU