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    owner of G400,
    I am very disappointed that opengl
    is not fully supported.
    The latest drivers (powerdesk 5.30.007)are
    still buggy and many professional 3d apps
    (Nendo for example) doesn't work on my
    machine due to openGl problems (It works
    when I use a software opengl dll)
    Is it that hard to make a good driver ?

    damien

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    Yes.

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    • #3
      Actually, it is very very very hard to develop a working FULL OpenGL ICD in a short period of time for a <u>new</u> chip targetted mainly for the gaming market.

      Look at the professional dedicated OpenGL accelerators. Can you get one for the price of a G400 MAX and get performance on par with the MAX?

      Let me know if anyone does.



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      JamesA who BOLDs a LOT
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      &quot;Have you had any licorice lately?&quot;
      <b>JamesA</b>: Just a <b>Dumbass MURCer</b>

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      • #4
        http://www.3dlabs.com

        Problem solved.

        Paul
        paulcs@flashcom.net

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        • #5
          Exactly. What do you expect from a mainstream product.. (mainstream != professional OpenGL apps)

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          B

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          • #6
            Ah, crap. OpenGL is just that, OpenGL. What's the point of supporting it HALF? Matrox is more than a year "working" on those OpenGL drivers, and someone might expect a bit better support than this.

            Even for a mainstream gamecard (which it surely is NOT, IMO) I would expect it to work, take or give some minor glitches.

            I'm going to take courses in OpenGL programming. It would be nice if I could to the practicum-stuff on my own computer, with a G200. But actually I fear the worst. I don't have the money to buy a 3DLabs Oxygen MCCXXIV card.

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