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    24" Powerglide Extreme - 3D ?

    Hi,
    I was reading the Hexus review, on the 24" PowerGlide Extreme & noticed the mention of the graphics test using 3DMark 11 & the Powerglide Extreme did quite well.
    I didn't realise that this AIO had a 3D screen ? I'm thinking of buying one & have been doing alot of research. I'd probably be going for a GeForce GTX 670 graphics card, which I know is 3D ready. Does the touch screen on the Powerglide support 3D graphics, assuming you have a card like the GTX 670 ?
    I thought for a system to be 3D, you needed both a 3D ready graphics card & a 3D screen (120hz) ?
    Also, if the Powerglide is a 3D system, do I need to buy a 3D IR kit & 3D glasses to watch in 3D ?
    Sorry in advance :-) I've never had a 3D system before, so am unsure of the hardware requirements !!

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    I didn't realise that this AIO had a 3D screen ?
    I don't think the screen is compatible with Nvidia 3D vision, the refresh rate is 60 hz.

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    Hi Rubensolo,
    Yeah, thats what I thought.
    The screen is a BENQ BNQ8A01 L241ISG, which as you say runs a 60hz
    The mention of the 3D tests completed by Hexus promped my question.
    Hopefully the guys at PCSpecialist can clarify.

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    3DMark 11 does not test whether a screen is 3D capable or not. As you suggested I'd wait for an official response from PCS but I still think it is not.

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    This system is not 3D compatible; as Rubensolo suggested 3DMark 11 does not test whether a screen is 3D capable or not.
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    Thanks for the clarification !!

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    You COULD if using an external GPU connect up an external 120hz 3d monitor and use that? its not really an all in one then though!
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