Since I’ve spent so much time with nVidia Surround, 3D Vision and their GeForce drivers lately, this is the last in my series of guides on how to install/configure this software.

You’ll need SLI graphics cards, 3 DVI monitors, and the latest drivers from NVIDIA.

This game was designed to work awesome with nVidia 3D Vision, so naturally it also works awesome with nVidia surround since it’s a “The Way It’s Meant To Be Played” game. It’s pretty sweet.

… but can it play Crysis?

This is my first video running nVidia GeForce 3D Vision Surround. I’ll be running the game Hawx, which doesn’t do too well with 3D Vision, but is breathtaking with nVidia GeForce Surround.

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This is the monitor(s) that I’ll be using for my nVidia 3D Vison Surround demonstration

Today I take you through the steps of upgrading the storage capacity of the ASUS TS Mini Windows Home Server. I also explore the internals of this device.

This point of this video is to find out how far SSDs have come since the first consumer grade SSDs were being released to the market. It really wasn’t that long ago, but SSD performance and reliability has improved by leaps and bounds in such a short time. It really makes you excited for what’s coming down the road.