Yes, it works with PyMOL and COOT using the 'quad buffered stereo' /
'hardware stereo' option, respectively.
Best wishes,
Christoph
Hi Christoph,
Thanks so much for your information. This is very helpful for us.
One more question, will the *ASUS VG278H work with Pymol and coot?*
Thanks so much!
Jinyu
On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 9:15 AM, Christoph Parthier
<cparth...@googlemail.com <mailto:cparth...@googlemail.com>> wrote:
We use the ASUS VG278 monitor with built-in IR emitter under
linux.Stereo works perfectly without 3 pin connector.
Monitor is connected via (dual-link) DVI cable (stereo option 10
in xorg.conf). This should work with any Quadro card.
The monitor is big and esp. bright in 3D due to it's NVIDIA 3D
LightBoost technology (3D Vision 2). Much better for use of 3D in
not so dark rooms.
Christoph
Andrew Purkiss schrieb:
And that is because the emitter is powered by the screen and its
presence is detected via the HDMI monitor cable (and the
signal to the
emitter is sent the same way). Use of these screens is via
different
driver option (stereo option of 12) and there is a more
limited range
available.
I have no experience of running with this option, as being
early(ish)
adopters, we have a mix of Alienware OptX AW2310 and Samsung
SyncMaster
2233RZ screens. I would be interested in how stable the stereo
is, when
a low powered graphics card is under heavy load.
Having a graphics card with more power is not a waste of money
(the CUDA
drivers used by the molecular simulation groups show what can
be done).
The extra cost is quite small compared to the costs of getting
crystals
in the first place!!
On Fri, 2013-03-01 at 13:21 +0100, Joachim Reichelt wrote:
On Linux here the ASUS Monitor with build in Emitter runs
fine even on a
FX 380 Quadro without 3pin connection!
Am 01.03.13 13:17, schrieb Andrew Purkiss:
On Fri, 2013-03-01 at 12:52 +0100, mesters wrote:
Why a quadro 4000? For coot, pymol, etc., a quadro
2000 is more than
sufficient. Even the quadro 600 will do fine.
