Sorry I cannot help you - but my curiosity make me ask if you ned a special monitor for this 3D thing? I mean in the TV world you either have to use active shutter glasses and a compatible TV or the alternative polarized glasses and a compatible polarized TV.
Yep, 3d compatible monitor and compatible glasses, technology is being left behind and mostly abandoned except for some great modders/shader hackers. When setup correctly it's fantastic. Racing on 2d single, xtra wide or triples is racing with 1 eye shut. No comparison. Hopefully the new VR hp reverb G2 will have the screen res, as the OR cv1 and Lenovo explorer certainly didn't, they made me go back to Nvidia 3d vision 2.
The reason I have some curiosity for this 3D subject is because I use a 3D camera to take photos. And then afterwards display these on my "active" 3D TV(a 55" Panasonic Plasma). And if I compare this 3D experience with displaying the same pics in 2D - then there is a world of difference. 2D is just flat while 3D is so "involving".
Of course, 2d monitors are flat, like driving with one eye shut. 3d gives you depth. If I go back to 2d it's completely impossible to drive and not worth bothering with. Once you go 100% 3d with convergence set correctly it's fantastic. Just a shame ams2 doesn't currently work, I haven't completed a single lap yet due to this. Whereas ACC, AC, dr2, ams1 rf2 etc are fantastic.
I'd say get a VR headset like everyone else and solve the problem. IMHO, this so low on the priority list since it's not going to win new customers based on this feature request alone (which should also have been submitted in the feature request thread).
Yes I know, just a little hope to hang onto. I've previously tried the OR cv1 and Lenovo explorer, both were eventually sold as the image was a step down from 3d vision 2. Hopefully the new hp reverb G2 will be better. Oh and yeah I've requested 3d vision support several times.
