the-pi-guy said:
That's what all VR headsets do.
Traditional 3D content uses glasses to filter out light somehow, thus ensuring that each eye gets different information. This different information is used to give two different perspectives which tricks the brain into seeing depth. VR works that the TV is so close to the eye that each eye can only see one perspective without additional glasses or the like. This gives depth to the reality that you are seeing. One of the important aspects to VR, along with motion tracking. I'm not sure what you are getting at with the 3D comment. If you're thinking the frame rate will be halved because it is 3D, that is incorrect. Sony already said there was a native 120 fps game. |
I get it now then but the refresh rate will have nothing to do with how much frames per second is being displayed on the actual screen. The reason i asked if its 3D gaming is cause 120Hz is ideal for 3D displays.
