i'm a 3D beginner so i dont know much about 3D
i heared in a report that you need a blue ray drive to play 3D on PC
and what glasses I need?

Why would you need a blue ray player for 3d games?
You need a 3d compatible Monitor and a 3d Vision Kit from nvidia.
As far as i know 3d movies are only delivered on blue ray discs..if you ment that.

Here are some more infos about what u need for 3d vision:

http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-home-users.html

Ups.. gerade gesehn wo du herkommst.. geh einfach auf Nvidia.de dann.
Hab selber keinen Monitor der sowas schafft hatte aber früher die 3d Brille von Elsa. Die war auch nicht schlecht.

ICh glaub 3d Vision kostet bei uns ca. 130 ?cken.

A 3d vision kit from nvidia will guarentee 3d, but crytek have mentioned that the game will run in 3d even on 60hz monitors, which means all PC's will do 3d if you have some basic stereoscopic glasses (like the ones at the cinema). But, of course, they could have been talking out of their arse in that interview.

From an article:

http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,768604/Crysis-2-Everything-about-DirectX-11-3D-without-perfomance-drop-and-8-core-optimization/News/

[quote]Please keep in mind: The details following details are referring to the CryEngine 3 (CE3) in general and can't necessarily be linked with Crysis 2![/quote]

and

[quote]
Instead of rendering each picture twice (half the framerate!) and projecting it on a dedicated 120 Hz LCD monitor, Crytek simply uses the back buffer and the depth information in the graphics card: The renderred frame is practically being cloned and the fractum shift procedure makes two out of it. Thus, on the one hand there is nearly no performance drop and on the other hand stereoscopic 3D might be possible on any display - no matter if it's on PC or consoles. Crytek calls this technology "Screen Space Re-Projection Stereo".[/quote]

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Instead of rendering each picture twice (half the framerate!) and projecting it on a dedicated 120 Hz LCD monitor, Crytek simply uses the back buffer and the depth information in the graphics card: The renderred frame is practically being cloned and the fractum shift procedure makes two out of it. Thus, on the one hand there is nearly no performance drop and on the other hand stereoscopic 3D might be possible on any display - no matter if it's on PC or consoles. Crytek calls this technology "Screen Space Re-Projection Stereo".[/quote]

thats awesome

ok the paragraph in my previous comment was supposed to be quoted

so i only need a shutter glasses?

You will need a 3D capable TV, a copy of Crysis 2 and some 3D glasses.

[quote]You will need a 3D capable TV, a copy of Crysis 2 and some 3D glasses.[/quote]
THANKS
but i play on PC
:D

[quote]so i only need a shutter glasses?[/quote]

You also need a 3DTV/3DMonitor and 3D capable hardware (for the PC).

In my opinion its best to buy the 3d vision.. you can play all games in 3d then. But one way or the other u need a 3d capable monitor.

[quote]You will need a 3D capable TV, a copy of Crysis 2 and some 3D glasses.[/quote]

Is it chronic that when u speak about crysis 2 you always talk about the console version?

This is a bad sign ,,

I want to know if 3D on PCs will be avaliable if you have Ati cards

[quote][quote]You will need a 3D capable TV, a copy of Crysis 2 and some 3D glasses.[/quote]

Is it chronic that when u speak about crysis 2 you always talk about the console version?

This is a bad sign ,,[/quote]

In case you didnt know, you can hook up your PC to a TV if you wish to do so.