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With Battlefield 3 now available with an added third dimension, T3 is donning specs with a 3D view to review from the PC frontlines
The PC is dead. Long live the PC. With Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo faffing about rather than releasing next generation consoles, the PC has had an excellent resurgence of late. PC gamers have access to techs, specs and features that would blow an Xbox or Playstation up. However, without trying to sound like a trite pop-psychology self-help book, the potential of your PC is rarely realised because you've been used to half-arsed console ports. Pass the tissues.
A perfect example is Dice and NVIDIA's work on Battlefield 3 in 3D. Probably running in the opposite direction of EA execs, Dice opted to go back to the PC as the development platform of choice for its triple AAA tentpole Battlefield franchise. We've played Battlefield 3 on all consoles and PC formats and can say, unequivocally, that you haven't played Battlefield 3 unless you've played Battlefield 3 on a PC. Now we've already reviewed Battlefield but we were waiting until NVIDIA and Dice had a fully working stereoscopic patch to give you our thoughts on playing it in the third dimension using NVIDIA's sublime new 3D Lightboost tech and bigger NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 glasses. Battlefield 3: 3D technologyYou don't have to spend a fortune on a new PC to run Battlefield 3 in 3D… but it helps. NVIDIA's new 3D Vision 2 kit is actually relatively cheap at £149 for pair of active shutter glasses and an IR receiver. The glasses are bigger, more comfortable and block out more back ground ambient light. But the deal clincher is hooking the glasses up with a flat panel that supports the new super-bright Lightboost tech. We used the 27-inch Asus VG278H, which costs £565, has a HD LED display, a 120Hz refresh rate to cope with NVIDIA's 3D tech and a speedy 2ms response time. It also has a 3D HDMI 1.4 input and a Dual-link DVI input. We were lucky enough to have an NVIDIA white box system with 6GB, Intel's flagship core i7 processor and with two GeForce GTX 580 cards hooked up in SLI mode. Battlefield 3: 3D performanceThe legacy of being built in a PC means Battlefield 3 has more settings than you could shake a stick at. That means, you can still play in 3D on a lower specced system by turning down one of the many graphical bells and whistles in the options menu. As we said, we were lucky to go to war on a brilliant system and gamed in 3D with everything set on ultra. 3D can absolutely kill a system. Jargon aside, in effect you are running the game twice simultaneously when you press the CRTL then T button so it will take out lesser PCs. But we managed to maintain over 48FPS for smooth HD playback and that's on servers with 64 players running about at the same time. The only time we suffered any staccato playback was a server issue rather than a problem with the hardware. Obviously the 3D is given an incredible boost by playing with the effects setting on ultra because the added debris, smoke and explosions are rendered with much more dimensional panache. With the best audio we've heard in any title this year, the effect can be disorientating – in a good way. We also played with the 3D slider at fill tilt and had no headaches to report after long sessions. We did experience minimal ghosting but that was easily rectified by turning the 3D down and we can vouch that the Lightboost tech is a big winning point for NVIDIA. Battlefield 3: Verdict
As a game, Battlefield 3 didn't get five out of five stars in our review. There were too many issues with the weaker single player campaign and too many problems as a console venture. However, as a 3D PC experience it is an unqualified succeess and a five star product.
Now, with an added dimension, we're saying you haven't played Battlefield 3 unless you've played Battlefield 3 in 3D on a PC
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Enlisted: 2011-10-25
There is just no 3d vision thing happening for me, it worked great for BC2 and many other games for me, but it does not seem that 3d vision is recognizing this game. I do have all 3d vision components in working condition and turned on in the nvidia control panel. kingchris20
HELP PLEASE!!!
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
I just tried it out, and it seems to be working (not very well) but it does seem to be working...I had to go to the control panel, and set the display to 1920x1080 @24hz to get it to work though
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
First, Breaking Bad is the isshhh!!! Loved it, watched the whole thing 10 days after discovering this TV show and that was 11 days ago! supermimimi
Second, yeah I'm hooked with a 50' Samsung and the 3D does work. Make sure nVidia panel as 3D on obviously and from there you put the 2 resolutions possible for 3D (1280x720@60hz) or (1920x1080@24hz). The 1080p is pretty much non-playable as the framerate is way to little to create fluid images. On the other hand, the perspective was absolutely off for me. The hand holding the gun has intense ghosting, I hope this is a bug and not my setup, I usually have absolutely no problem with 3D.. Oh and for the record, it's not like depth is all the way up or anything, it's at default.
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
Thanks guys, but I am on a ASUS 3d monitor which does 1080p for 3d at whatever framerate my video card can muster (my setup has the horsepower to play 3d at full 1080p res). It is just not working at all.. I found a thread that got info from a NVIDIA rep that basically said 3d has not been turned on or included YET on the BF3 Dice side. WhyKlef
So I am not sure how you got it to work at all, perhaps nvidias solution for hdmi tv 3d is a bit different? If anyone has new info please let us know!!! Thanks
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
..Listen, it ain't about what your computer, your monitor or your graphic card can do. It's about what the drivers allow you to do and that is 3D on the two resolutions I gave you with an nVidia card capable of 3D. But like I said, it's buggy. The 3D is not run by the game itself, it's ran by nVidia's drivers.
NandoTheGiant
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
WhyKlef, that's incorrect. It is possible to get 60fps in 3d on the 3d ASUS monitors. If you're using 3dtv play you can only use 720p 60hz or 1080p 24 hz. I have the same monitor as you supermimimi, I can't activate 3d vision either.
Bradach333
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
After a couple of hours of fustration last night and some digging today i've found that 3D vision is not available yet. It will be patched in at an unannounced date in the future. supermimimi
Source: http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?s..c=213426&st=20 [forums.nvidia.com] Battlefield 3 3d Vision Patch Download
Enlisted: 2011-10-25
thanks CreamyNando and Bradach333, Sckoobie
I found that link last night as well :) Now anyone have word on when that patch will be released?!?
Enlisted: 2012-02-22
3D works. It is really dumb though. After you get you 3d vision on your computer to work, you got to load the game and set the option for 3d ingame. And when it still doesn't work you got to change the ingame resolution to 1080 @ 24hz. If it is 1080 @ 24hz then you have to change it, save it and change it back and save it again. There is no getting around it. And you have to be quick because otherwise the game will revert and you will have to do it again. Then when you do get 3d to work its ok when you are standing still but when you move it is wrong and gives you a headache. It's not EA's fault though, most games are still getting it wrong too. Im sure they were just pressed for a deadline. They could however make the autodetect for 3d better for their game. My biggest problem with the game is PB.
johncarr79
Enlisted: 2011-10-24
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2012-02-26 22:58 , edited 2012-02-26 22:59 by johncarr79
3d works for me, I have ASUS VG236 with the glasses and receiver. Enable 3d vision in the control panel and set up your glasses. Enable stereoscopic in the game video options. I tried it at 1080@120Hz. I have only used it in SP. I was impressed with it and I was only using medium settings. My GPU is GTX 560Ti 448. It does cost fps, but when it works. It does look impressive. Couldn't use it all the time though.
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