ATi 3D Stereoscopic driver

Kizo · Apr 30, 2009, 04:23 PM

Hi,
I just heard of this iZ3D stereoscopic driver which is free for Radeon users, due to agreement between the company and AMD.
I was trying it out in UT3, L4D and HL2, and it really works... It has many options too. I was very surprised of how good it looks.

All you need is one of those blue/red cinema glasses, and you're set. No need for expensive 120Hz monitor, even though iZ3D company makes and sells 120Hz monitors too, and the driver supports them. This driver doesn't interfere with catalyst in any way, it just works... and with no FPS drop.
As far as I read and understand, the driver supports so-called anaglyphic 3D output for regular monitors. You can read about it here.

I was wondering has anyone else heard of this before, because I must have missed the commercial, or marketing for it.

P.S. There is a list of supported games, IMO all the popular ones are there.

Judas · Apr 30, 2009, 05:32 PM

tried 3d glasses.. thought they were crap...

i'll wait for holographic technology to become more realistic...

Kizo · Apr 30, 2009, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Judas

tried 3d glasses.. thought they were crap...

i'll wait for holographic technology to become more realistic...

LOL, Judas, I think we might wait quite some time for that...

Apr 30, 2009, 04:23 PM	#1
Kizo HHs Valve fanatic/C++ dev Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 280 Rep Power: 72 System Specs	ATi 3D Stereoscopic driver Hi, I just heard of this iZ3D stereoscopic driver which is free for Radeon users, due to agreement between the company and AMD. I was trying it out in UT3, L4D and HL2, and it really works... It has many options too. I was very surprised of how good it looks. All you need is one of those blue/red cinema glasses, and you're set. No need for expensive 120Hz monitor, even though iZ3D company makes and sells 120Hz monitors too, and the driver supports them. This driver doesn't interfere with catalyst in any way, it just works... and with no FPS drop. As far as I read and understand, the driver supports so-called anaglyphic 3D output for regular monitors. You can read about it here. I was wondering has anyone else heard of this before, because I must have missed the commercial, or marketing for it. P.S. There is a list of supported games, IMO all the popular ones are there.