BenQ XL2410T and 6950 3D gaming help

[darrenj]

Simple and short question
I have both a BenQ XL2410T 120HZ gaming Screen (got it second hand for a great price) and my trusty HD6950.
Been thinking about 3D gaming of course.
Does the AMD hardware support BenQXL2410T?
Been looking around the internet with no real help.
Is it possible or do I just cross the street and get me the Green Badged Monster?
What software, cable, glasses do I need??
I have some of the supported games already

[Mufflore]

I believe some games are supported directly.
http://www.amd.com/us/products/techn...ages/hd3d.aspx

Others require Tridef which you have to buy.
It came free with my display, its what I am using on my NVidia card.
http://www.tridef.com/

You need the glasses for your screen.

[Mineria]

It's a 3DVision ready display.
So Tridef or/and Z3D or get a Nvidia card which is what the monitor was intented for.
You will need active shutter glasses, which means a 3DVision set or a 3rth party solution that works with 120Hz and AMD.

@Mufflore
It is not a stand alone 3D display like you seem to think it is, but a 120Hz.

[Mufflore]

He asked what he needs to get it working with his 6950, he already knew he might have to get an NVidia card.

I dont think it is a standalone display, dont take up mind reading just yet

[Mineria]

Originally Posted by Mufflore

He asked what he needs to get it working with his 6950, he already knew he might have to get an NVidia card.

I dont think it is a standalone display, dont take up mind reading just yet

Just wanted to point out that it isn't the same as a 3D Monitor that makes use of it's own 3D tech. like some others.
I havn't tried 3D on mine with an AMD/ATI card, I also doubt that it will work well since the display goes brighter as soon as 3DVision kicks in.
As for 3D with AMD/ATI, additional software is required for it to work, unless you use a display that can do the work on it's own.