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VITURE

VITURE is a leading brand in the AR glasses market, offering a unique gaming experience. This guide is designed to help you set up your VITURE Gen 1 Glasses with SuperDepth3D, depending on your GPU.

VITURE is one of the key players in the AR glasses industry.

Setting Up VITURE with Intel GPU

To use your VITURE AR Glasses with an Intel GPU, follow these steps:

Initial Steps

  1. Update your Arc Drivers: Ensure you have the latest Arc Drivers installed.

  2. Download Intel Graphics Command Center: Install the Intel Graphics Command Center beta application.

Configuring VITURE with Intel GPU

  1. Switch to 3D Mode: Plug in your VITURE AR Glasses and switch them to 3D Mode by holding down the first button for a few seconds.

    Under Windows, it should be recognized as a 3840 x 1080p screen:

    If you see this, it's a good sign.

  2. Launch Intel Graphics Command Center: Start the Intel Graphics Command Center (BETA).

  3. Select Display Settings: Click on Display.

  4. Select VITURE Screen: Click on the VITURE screen.

  5. Change Resolution: Go to settings and change the resolution from 3840 x 1080 to 1920 x 1080.

  6. Set Scale Size: Change the scale size to Stretched.

  7. Verify Settings: Your settings should now look like this:

Now you can start your game with SuperDepth3D and enjoy it in stereo 3D.

Setting Up VITURE with NVIDIA GPU

To use your VITURE AR Glasses with an NVIDIA GPU, follow these steps:

  1. Update your NVIDIA Drivers: Ensure you have the latest NVIDIA Drivers installed.

  2. Switch to 3D Mode: Plug in your VITURE AR Glasses and switch them to 3D Mode by holding down the first button for a few seconds.

    Under Windows, it should be recognized as a 3840 x 1080p screen:

    If you see this, it's a good sign.

  3. Launch NVIDIA Control Panel: Start the NVIDIA Control Panel.

  4. Change Resolution: Click on Change Resolution and set it to 1920 x 1080.

  5. Adjust Desktop Size and Position: Go to Adjust Desktop size and Position, set it to Fullscreen, and the rest should default to the correct values.

Now you can start your game with SuperDepth3D and enjoy it in stereo 3D.