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Nvidia 3D laptop (780m power)

Nvidia 3D laptop (780m power)

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_TrapBoy_
Member
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02-23-2022, 06:51 AM
#1
Hey everyone, I recently got a new laptop with the thick active 3D glasses. The demo slides and animations in the Nvidia Control Panel look great, but when it comes to running games, the 3D feature often fails. I’ve tried using the 3D Fix Manager, but for some titles like BO2 it just doesn’t recognize the option. GTA 5 is a clear example—it reverts the 3D stereo setting almost every time. After a few attempts, it turns on but shows no depth. I managed to see depth briefly, but when I restarted it disappeared again. DMC 4 also didn’t work well; the demo looks fine, yet without the fix it doesn’t function properly. I tried using F10 and F1-3, but nothing changes the UI depth. I also couldn’t get Crysis 2, NFS 1 or OW to run. Please help—someone here should know what’s going wrong! I really want to use 3D for movies and games.
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_TrapBoy_
02-23-2022, 06:51 AM #1

Hey everyone, I recently got a new laptop with the thick active 3D glasses. The demo slides and animations in the Nvidia Control Panel look great, but when it comes to running games, the 3D feature often fails. I’ve tried using the 3D Fix Manager, but for some titles like BO2 it just doesn’t recognize the option. GTA 5 is a clear example—it reverts the 3D stereo setting almost every time. After a few attempts, it turns on but shows no depth. I managed to see depth briefly, but when I restarted it disappeared again. DMC 4 also didn’t work well; the demo looks fine, yet without the fix it doesn’t function properly. I tried using F10 and F1-3, but nothing changes the UI depth. I also couldn’t get Crysis 2, NFS 1 or OW to run. Please help—someone here should know what’s going wrong! I really want to use 3D for movies and games.

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jaayk
Member
123
02-23-2022, 06:51 AM
#2
Never tried it before. I remember Nvidia removing the software from the driver list, though checking the Wikipedia page shows a full cessation of support over time. You may have to rely on outdated drivers to get it working.
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jaayk
02-23-2022, 06:51 AM #2

Never tried it before. I remember Nvidia removing the software from the driver list, though checking the Wikipedia page shows a full cessation of support over time. You may have to rely on outdated drivers to get it working.

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walmartmic
Member
210
02-23-2022, 06:51 AM
#3
I'm following the suggestions from other users.
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walmartmic
02-23-2022, 06:51 AM #3

I'm following the suggestions from other users.