Hey guys,
I've just started playing resident evil 5 on my new setup. I was very excited about experiencing this game in 3d as I loved in on the ps3.
Anyways, theres so much ghosting that it's pretty much unplayable! I also play bf3, and there is some ghosting, but with RE5 it's so extreme that I can't play the game.
It seems to be super-bad with dark objects on a white background.
Even when I turn the contrast of my monitor right down to zero, there's still ghosting.
I'm wondering if perhaps my hardware is faulty, i dont have the right/updated drivers, or there's a patch for the game.
I'm playing with Nvidia 3d vision 2 and an Asus VG278HE. Do you think the monitor or 3d vision may be faulty?
Cheers,
Michael
Resident Evil 5 - severe ghosting :(
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Re: Resident Evil 5 - severe ghosting :(
Maybe it's only related to high contrast zones that could be more frequent in this particular game ? Posting photos taken through your glasses could help people with the same monitor compare with their own experience.
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Re: Resident Evil 5 - severe ghosting :(
No worries, I'll take some photo's tonight and post them up.
One thing I should mention - occasionally the 3d vision stops working, and I see double images with very off colours (e.g. everything is in a red tint), and no 3d through the glasses, even though 3d vision thinks it's turned on. This has happened a few times, and I figured the 3d vision and/or monitor has crapped itself, but then it fixes itself.
One thing I should mention - occasionally the 3d vision stops working, and I see double images with very off colours (e.g. everything is in a red tint), and no 3d through the glasses, even though 3d vision thinks it's turned on. This has happened a few times, and I figured the 3d vision and/or monitor has crapped itself, but then it fixes itself.