Just wondering, these cards are probably not low profile. I'm looking at a K600 and it has a Win 10 driver available from nVidia. Is it or is another low profile card compatible with the 2018 software?
Yes, thanks I saw those recommendations further up the stream. Problem is they are all full height cards and I have a z200 HP workstation only capable of accepting half height cards, hence my question.
Here's another possibly silly question - will ATI 3D cards work with stereo vis using nvidia or other active glasses? I have an entry level ATI Firepro card that I'm wondering about.
I have also recently found that newer GPU's with mini displayport or displayport connections require an active converter cable to run to a DVI plug. Such active cables are very expensive! (Active cable has a USB power input as well as the graphics plug)
I just contacted Nvidia support and got this information:
"Starting with release 430 drivers, unfortunately NVIDIA is dropping stereo support. The previous driver, 425.31, does support it per the documentation, but if there are bugs there are no planned maintanance releases for this driver branch."
I would like to replace the old Quadro FX 3800 and now I'm quite unsure which card to buy.
Thanks, not sure what that means exactly. Does it imply that others are taking over the quad buffered (professional) space - what are they doing about 3D gaming (geforce cards I think)??
If it means nVidia are not going to supply 3D Vision Pro stuff any more I'm astonished.
The new GeForce drivers will no longer support Nvidia 3D Vision. That's bad news to gamers because at some point, the new games will require updating the graphics card.
I'm also a bit unsure what this all means for the users of passive stereo. I propably will buy a new Nvidia card anyway and try to get it work with the driver version that still supports OpenGL. Then I'll be stuck with that driver version, but I hope it won't be a problem with Erdas Imagine.
