I'm playing Resident Evil Code Veronica on Dolphin on a 3D Plasma I got for 40$ on Offerup in native Stereo 3D and it looks freaking GORGEOUS, Feels like playing it for the first time. A 3DS port would have been bonkers. I want to play the Dead Space Remake in 3D or VR with Reshade but my ultrabook is kinda old.
Acer just announced their first handheld gaming device. Here is hoping they make one with the Spatiallabs branding in the near future. It would really differentiate them from the competition.
@@josh_3D They said they only got into the hand-held market because they wanted people to have an Acer option. They even specifically stated that they didn't expect their product to do well. I doubt they would release an affordable 3d handheld if they are so unmotivated to succeed in this market. I'm stepping away from the glasses-free 3D market for the next 3+ years. The current products are mostly niche devices priced at over $2000, and the latest Lume Pad 3 launch has been one of the most confusing tablet releases I've seen. The main problem is that none of these companies seem interested in making these products affordable or expanding their support base. Acer, for instance, could have refined their 15-inch SpatialLabs monitor to make it more accessible with a cheaper price tag, but instead, they released a $2000+ monitor that requires another $2000 in computer hardware to run properly. This approach clearly shows they're not focused on growing their customer base, which makes future game support uncertain. The market has not only become more expensive but also increasingly confusing. Hopefully, in a couple of years, the direction of 3D hardware and software will become clearer, but for now, I'm happy sticking with my Lume Pad 2 and not wasting another dime on these greedy companies.
I’m enjoying the 2nd half of every video where it’s in 3d sbs. I hope you upload in higher resolution tho, preferably native to the quality of the beam pro footage
Thanks! Seems like a lot of people are actually watching the second half of these videos I’ll keep exploring what I can do to make a higher resolution version available
When running Wukong with Spatiallabs Go, I had to drop the resolution to 1920 x 1080 and DLSS to 25, some boss scenes are really taxing this laptop when running in 3D mode.
As soon as I heard you say there was a 3D version of the video, I switched to 3DFan. I could see the depth and maybe a bit of separation in the games. You, however, were leaning out of the screen - or you head and hand occasionally were, anyway. I look forward to this future that you predict.
Though I like these glasses free 3D laptops, my question is: if it can be done with AI on a laptop, can't ai not convert 2D games so I can see them 3D in my VR headset? I use Virtual Desktop to access my PC and laptop. It has 3D options, but it needs different 3D formats to display. I tried VorpX, but don't like it very much. That software is too stupid and needs a lot of manual adjustment. If it had AI, it might work better.
Technically it’s possible, we just need someone like Owl3D or Leia Inc to launch a real time 2D to 3D conversion feature in VR. I believe it will happen eventually
Bro I see you put your SpatialLabs directly onto the table 😮 don’t you run into overheating issues? When I turn on TrueGame in mine it goes to almost 90 C if put it onto a table without a pad. I have to tweak the resolution down to 1920x1080 for it to run around 79 C and turn the fans to max to keep it at 69 C with a cool pad below
I haven’t ever monitored the temperature but I think it does ok. I usually have the AC on in the room and it helps that my desk material doesn’t heat up that easily.
@@ahmetrasid5375 I have, but it only works when things are displayed in SBS mode a computer. I actually can’t recall if I made a dedicated video for it. I should do another one
@@ahmetrasid5375I think it’s just because it’s two games. I wish all games had that option provided by developers. I still should probably make a video on it though. Reshade is also something people talk about a lot that I haven’t ever tried
Hi, I got a question. Since Black Myth: Wukong isn't in the SpatialLabs TrueGame supported games List, yet you are able to play it in 3d, how does that work for other SpatialLabs products like the SpatialLabs View Pro display? What SpatialLabs App are you using on this laptop? Will I be able to play games that are not on the TrueGame list of supported titles with a SpatialLabs View Pro display with just the proper SpatialLabs App ??? Thanks so much!
If you are considering an ACER monitor, definitely go with the one in this link because it supports TrueGame and real time 3D conversion. The View Pro only would give you access to the conversion, not the TrueGame app, which Wukong and other games could be added to in the future www.acer.com/us-en/predator/monitors/spatiallabs-view-27
@@josh_3D hi. Was looking at the 15'6 inch ones since I travel a lot. There are 2 versions - Nitro View and View Pro. I read somewhere some guy managed to install the TrueGame on a View Pro without issue. So Im wondering if it will work. Since Im based in the UK, only the View Pro is available on the UK store and not the Nitro. I could order from the US but not sure how it will work, since cables are different, outlet sockets I mean. Adapters are an option but most are only like 70W ones, so idk.
@@DNADota best to contact ACER about the outlet compatibility. I think it’s risky because there isn’t a guarantee that the True game will always have a work around. I tried doing something similar and got a message saying the pro software wasn’t compatible with my spatial labs gaming laptop
@@josh_3D Hi again, I was particularly interested in playing games in 3D with the SpatialLabs display using the GeForce NOW app. Since its an extremely convenient option for me, its a good service etc, but dont know how it will be compatible with the SpatialLabs GO/TrueGame. Maybe TrueGame wont work, but what about the 3d convertion GO app? Is it in any way possible for you to test this for me? I cant find ANY information on the subject. GeForce NOW is has a Free option to try it out, so I would appreciate it TREMENDOUSLY if you could test that for. Thanks so much!
@@jordykroeze it won’t be side by side if you use the normal spatial labs software. You would have to go in and somehow tinker with the code to force it to show 2D SBS on the screen. So I don’t think it’s impossible, just not something that I or most people can figure out how to do
I haven't tried, but i think this is possible with games that display side by side mode in combination with moonlight. It would not work with the real time 3D conversion or true 3D games supported by ACER though
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What game would you want to play in 4K glasses free 3D?
3D version starts from 11:25
I can't make out the 3D but I'm sure it looks amazing.
I'm playing Resident Evil Code Veronica on Dolphin on a 3D Plasma I got for 40$ on Offerup in native Stereo 3D and it looks freaking GORGEOUS, Feels like playing it for the first time. A 3DS port would have been bonkers. I want to play the Dead Space Remake in 3D or VR with Reshade but my ultrabook is kinda old.
Acer just announced their first handheld gaming device. Here is hoping they make one with the Spatiallabs branding in the near future. It would really differentiate them from the competition.
They would be crazy not to!
@@josh_3D They said they only got into the hand-held market because they wanted people to have an Acer option. They even specifically stated that they didn't expect their product to do well. I doubt they would release an affordable 3d handheld if they are so unmotivated to succeed in this market. I'm stepping away from the glasses-free 3D market for the next 3+ years. The current products are mostly niche devices priced at over $2000, and the latest Lume Pad 3 launch has been one of the most confusing tablet releases I've seen. The main problem is that none of these companies seem interested in making these products affordable or expanding their support base. Acer, for instance, could have refined their 15-inch SpatialLabs monitor to make it more accessible with a cheaper price tag, but instead, they released a $2000+ monitor that requires another $2000 in computer hardware to run properly. This approach clearly shows they're not focused on growing their customer base, which makes future game support uncertain. The market has not only become more expensive but also increasingly confusing. Hopefully, in a couple of years, the direction of 3D hardware and software will become clearer, but for now, I'm happy sticking with my Lume Pad 2 and not wasting another dime on these greedy companies.
I’m enjoying the 2nd half of every video where it’s in 3d sbs. I hope you upload in higher resolution tho, preferably native to the quality of the beam pro footage
Thanks! Seems like a lot of people are actually watching the second half of these videos I’ll keep exploring what I can do to make a higher resolution version available
Stereoscopic 3D is incredible, its really sad Nvidia's 3D Vision never took off.
👍🏾
When running Wukong with Spatiallabs Go, I had to drop the resolution to 1920 x 1080 and DLSS to 25, some boss scenes are really taxing this laptop when running in 3D mode.
Interesting. I guess I need to progress more and see if mine can handle it
APPLE BETTER STEP UP THEIR GAME !!!!!
As soon as I heard you say there was a 3D version of the video, I switched to 3DFan.
I could see the depth and maybe a bit of separation in the games.
You, however, were leaning out of the screen - or you head and hand occasionally were, anyway.
I look forward to this future that you predict.
You should also try days gone. Just as impressive if not better.
Though I like these glasses free 3D laptops, my question is: if it can be done with AI on a laptop, can't ai not convert 2D games so I can see them 3D in my VR headset? I use Virtual Desktop to access my PC and laptop. It has 3D options, but it needs different 3D formats to display. I tried VorpX, but don't like it very much. That software is too stupid and needs a lot of manual adjustment. If it had AI, it might work better.
Technically it’s possible, we just need someone like Owl3D or Leia Inc to launch a real time 2D to 3D conversion feature in VR. I believe it will happen eventually
@@josh_3D That would be great!
Bro I see you put your SpatialLabs directly onto the table 😮 don’t you run into overheating issues? When I turn on TrueGame in mine it goes to almost 90 C if put it onto a table without a pad.
I have to tweak the resolution down to 1920x1080 for it to run around 79 C and turn the fans to max to keep it at 69 C with a cool pad below
I haven’t ever monitored the temperature but I think it does ok. I usually have the AC on in the room and it helps that my desk material doesn’t heat up that easily.
Great video, good job!
Thanks!
Right; they’re scrambling to have accessories for the coming 3D wave that way there’s a products that will make them money
Right, I love seeing water trapped on top of rocks
Console need to support 3d again do I can buy a 3d spatial labs monitor
I just try it. Not impressed with the AI 3d. I hope a 3D profile will be available.
Ever tried Moonlight3d on LP2? It might be worth covering.
@@ahmetrasid5375 I have, but it only works when things are displayed in SBS mode a computer. I actually can’t recall if I made a dedicated video for it. I should do another one
@@josh_3D I could get Rise and Shadow of the Tomb Raider to work on it perfectly. I'm surprised people don't talk about it.
@@ahmetrasid5375I think it’s just because it’s two games. I wish all games had that option provided by developers. I still should probably make a video on it though. Reshade is also something people talk about a lot that I haven’t ever tried
@@josh_3D For someone with only an LP2 it is a great way to try out next gen 3d gaming for the first time.
Hi, I got a question. Since Black Myth: Wukong isn't in the SpatialLabs TrueGame supported games List, yet you are able to play it in 3d, how does that work for other SpatialLabs products like the SpatialLabs View Pro display? What SpatialLabs App are you using on this laptop? Will I be able to play games that are not on the TrueGame list of supported titles with a SpatialLabs View Pro display with just the proper SpatialLabs App ??? Thanks so much!
If you are considering an ACER monitor, definitely go with the one in this link because it supports TrueGame and real time 3D conversion. The View Pro only would give you access to the conversion, not the TrueGame app, which Wukong and other games could be added to in the future www.acer.com/us-en/predator/monitors/spatiallabs-view-27
@@josh_3D hi. Was looking at the 15'6 inch ones since I travel a lot. There are 2 versions - Nitro View and View Pro. I read somewhere some guy managed to install the TrueGame on a View Pro without issue. So Im wondering if it will work. Since Im based in the UK, only the View Pro is available on the UK store and not the Nitro. I could order from the US but not sure how it will work, since cables are different, outlet sockets I mean. Adapters are an option but most are only like 70W ones, so idk.
@@DNADota best to contact ACER about the outlet compatibility. I think it’s risky because there isn’t a guarantee that the True game will always have a work around. I tried doing something similar and got a message saying the pro software wasn’t compatible with my spatial labs gaming laptop
@@josh_3D Thanks so much!
@@josh_3D Hi again,
I was particularly interested in playing games in 3D with the SpatialLabs display using the GeForce NOW app. Since its an extremely convenient option for me, its a good service etc, but dont know how it will be compatible with the SpatialLabs GO/TrueGame. Maybe TrueGame wont work, but what about the 3d convertion GO app? Is it in any way possible for you to test this for me? I cant find ANY information on the subject. GeForce NOW is has a Free option to try it out, so I would appreciate it TREMENDOUSLY if you could test that for. Thanks so much!
just curious, who own the key patents to these new 3d tech?
👍👍
Would it be possible to 'stream' the real 3D god of war to a Nubia Pad over the 3D moonlight client ?
@@jordykroeze it won’t be side by side if you use the normal spatial labs software. You would have to go in and somehow tinker with the code to force it to show 2D SBS on the screen. So I don’t think it’s impossible, just not something that I or most people can figure out how to do
@@josh_3D Oke, thanks for responding.
Use reshade for that.
Hello,Josh,do you try to run the game in 3d with the Apple Vision Pro?
I haven't tried, but i think this is possible with games that display side by side mode in combination with moonlight. It would not work with the real time 3D conversion or true 3D games supported by ACER though
I think you should tie down this shit for april fools day only
3D is meant for OLED.
IPS LCD doesn't do 3D any justice.
🤮🤮🤮
"this type of 3D display is gonna be in all your devices" yeah.......no.