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Chapter 7
Configuring Key ForceWare Graphics Driver Features
memory
to
allow
stereoscopic
and
monoscopic
applications
to
be
used
simultaneously.
Stereo Display Mode
Applies
to
graphics
cards
based
on
newer
NVIDIA
GPUs,
such
as
the
Quadro
FX
series.
The
NVIDIA
driver
supports
a
variety
of
stereo
hardware.
If
you
use
stereo
hardware
other
than
the
default,
select
a
display
mode
from
the
list
box.
•
Use
shutter
glasses
—
Select
this
option
only
if
you
use
an
ELSA
3D
Revelator
or
compatible
adapter.
These
adapters
will
translate
the
monitor
signal
to
the
standardized
3
‐
pin
‐
DIN
used
by
most
of
available
stereo
hardware.
You don't need to use the adapter if your graphics card has a built-in 3-pin-DIN
connector!
•
Use
vertical
interlace
monitor
—
Select
this
option
if
you
have
connected
an
auto
‐
stereo
flat
panel
to
your
graphics
card.
Note:
Non-stereo flat panels are not recommended for stereo viewing.
•
Use
nView
Clone
mode
—
Select
this
option
if
you
have
passive
stereo
hardware.
This
option
is
only
available
on
NVIDIA
GPU
‐
based
multi
‐
display
graphics
cards.
To
use
this
option,
you
need
to
have
connected
the
projectors
to
the
multi
‐
display
graphics
card
and
enabled
nView
Clone
mode
from
the
nView
tab.
One
head
will
show
the
left
eye
of
the
image
and
the
second
head
will
show
the
right
eye.
Tips:
• Enable
this
option
only
if
it
is
necessary.
Some
applications
automatically
choose
a
stereo
format
while
other
applications
may
not
function
properly
in
a
stereo
pixel
format.
• Stereo
viewing
requires
additional
onboard
graphics
memory
and
may
not
be
available
under
all
resolutions.
You
may
want
to
reduce
the
resolution
or
color
depth
if
you
have
problems
viewing
in
stereo.
Tip:
If
the
stereo
or
overlay
features
do
not
work
properly,
you
may
want
to
try
setting
different
screen
resolutions
and
refresh
rates
until
you
arrive
at
a
setting
or
combination
of
settings
for
better
results.
Tips:
If
you
are
encountering
problems
with
stereo
viewing
with
shutter
glasses,
you
may
want
to
experiment
with
different
refresh
rate
settings
for
your
monitor.
For
example,
your
shutter
glasses
will
not
work
on
a
flat
panel
set
to
a
very
low
refresh
rate.
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