Alienware M11x R3 with Alienware OptX™ AW2310 display 3d Vison

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* In the Nvidia Control Panel, options like Display and Stereoscopic 3D will be displayed and active only when a 3D TV or an external monitor is connected to the HDMI port
* Right Click the desktop and Select NVIDIA control Panel
* In the NVIDIA Control Panel window, Click Stereoscopic 3D to expand the selection and the click Setup Stereoscopic 3D
* Select the Enable Stereoscopic 3D check box
* From the stereoscopic 3D Display type drop down menu select Dell 3D vision Laptop
* From the Test Stereoscopic 3D drop-down menu select run Setup Wizard. The set up NVIDIA vision will appear.
Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the set up
* The GeForce 3D Vision Setup Wizard automatically begins when the Install Shield completes. The Setup Wizard takes you through installing the IR emitter, setting up your display, and configuring the glasses
* Select Next to continue
* Read through the three gaming environments listed on the screen and select the one that best fits your current hardware configuration
* Select Next to continue. The GeForce 3D Vision Setup evaluates the display connected to the computer and identifies if it is a 3D Ready display. The screen reflects the display connected
* Select Next to continue
* Turn on the glasses. This step synchronizes your glasses to your IR emitter and verifies that your glasses are working
* Press the ON button on the glasses. You should see a steady green light on the glasses. The green light means that the glasses are on and the battery is charged with up to 40 hours of gaming time (on a full charge).
The light goes out after approximately 30 seconds
* Select Next to continue
* Test for flicker (applies to LCD displays only). With the glasses still on, see if the notice any flicker in the peripheral vision (due to room lighting).  If you do not see flicker, select No and click Next to continue. If you do see flicker, select Yes to display various refresh rates
* You can then select from the following refresh rates:
120 Hz refresh rate: For use in North America when lights are on.
110 Hz refresh rate: For daytime and when lights are off.
100 Hz refresh rate: For countries with 50 Hz lighting and when lights are on.
Use in-game refresh rate: This selection is not recommended. Some games do not provide the refresh rates necessary for stereoscopic 3D viewing.
NOTE: For best stereoscopic 3D image quality, you may want to consider turning off the room lights and selecting 110 Hz. 
* Select a refresh rate that matches best to your situation. Notice that the Next button changes to Test with this refresh rate. Select Test with this refresh rate to verify that the rate selected reduces the flicker. When you are satisfied, click Next to continue (note that the Next button only shows when you have completed a refresh test)
* Test the hardware setup. This screen is used to verify that the hardware is properly configured to view stereoscopic 3D effects and that the glasses and emitter are functioning properly
* Select Next to continue
* Select Finish to complete the setup and enable GeForce 3D Vision on the system