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3D goggle on Win98se

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Hi, I'm still using win98se with an old CRT

Is it possible to install those nvidia 3D glasses and vid cards?

I remember it was like 5 years ago when they first introduced nvidia 3d stuff

, I wonder if they support win98?

thanks


Hi, I'm still using win98se with an old CRT

Is it possible to install those nvidia 3D glasses and vid cards?

I remember it was like 5 years ago when they first introduced nvidia 3d stuff

, I wonder if they support win98?

thanks

I don't know about nVidia's stuff, but I still have and use my Elsa Revelator 3D LCD shutter glasses, purchased around 1998. Still works great and running on 98SE. Since I use nVidia cards with it, I have it running nVidia's 3D stereo vision drivers (from the early to mid 2000's). This is necessary since the original Revelator drivers are obsolete, plus the Elsa company doesn't exist anymore, so it is fortunate that the Revelator is compatible with nVidia's stereo driver using universal lcd glasses specifications. I've played Half-Life, Quake 2, Quake3, Serious Sam, etc, with it. Just make sure you run your monitor's vertical sync refresh rate at 85Hz or better to get a decent output that doesn't hurt your eyes and brain, since any shutter glasses does the left/right shutter flipping at half the vsync. I try to run mine at 100Hz or faster. You'll just have to check if those drivers you're looking for have one for 98SE. I haven't checked myself.

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