By contrast macOS does stop you from using the hardware you got to the fullest, as it's stuck on 4. And, as we've established at this point, it's not Window's stopping you from leveraging the full extent of the hardware you have. Sorry your hardware is clearly outdated and may also not work with Arnold cause of needed SSE 4.1 support. It still supports all the modern good stuff. You can try setting the Render Engine in Preferences to 'DirectX11', but i doubt this helps anything as your GPU does even not support DirectX11 (it supports only DirectX 10). Ok, so? 4.5 isn't really outdated, either.

Meanwhile, they support the latest DirectX 12 for several years already. Even the latest generation UHD Graphics 620/630 only support GL 4.5. In reality, I’m only stuck with GL version Also, you can see in that article that no intel GPU supports GL 4.6 mentioned by GP. If that would be the case, I would be stuck with G元.0 regardless on the GPU. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. As you see in that table, Intel says HD Graphics 3000/2000 only support OpenGL 3.1, which is exactly what I’m getting from the GLEW library I’m using in that project.Īlso, you can see in that article that no intel GPU supports GL 4.6 mentioned by GP. Direct x 11 renderer not supported and Open GL 1.4 renderer not supported This thread is locked. Specifically, please expand “2nd Generation Intel® Core™ Processors” section. Even on Intel HD 4000 laptop, OpenGL 4.0 worked just fine with the same code.Ģ. On my desktop PC (Maxwell at the time I’ve wrote that demo) OpenGL 4.0 worked just fine in that very project. In reality, I’m only stuck with GL version < 4.0 on HD2000 and VmWare.

No, you're getting stuck at 3.0 because you're hitting the deprecation strategy.ġ.

Opengl 4.1 renderer not supported