You should have provided these APIs support already, without me having to ask for them. Reconcider your reply as I think the 2 points are feasible. If you objective is to save in the short run development cost by phasing out intel hd 3000 support and by answering negatively to all customers feasible needs then the result will be to loose many intel loyal customers. What is the best interest of intel regarding intel HD 3000 driver support? Is it to avoid driver development cost? Is this a wrong comment? I dont think so. You just decided to say NOOOOOOO for intel hd 3000 driver development. With 266 OpenGL extensions, this new driver supports all OpenGL 4.3 features. This is just to prove to you that whatever we suggest on intel hd 3000 driver part you say NO. GLARBtextureview (OpenGL 4.3) GLARBvertexattribbinding (OpenGL 4.3) GLKHRdebug (OpenGL 4.3) More information on this driver can be found HERE. I am asking for opengl 3.3 you say no I am asking for openCL 1.2 you say no. I am asking for windows 10 widi you say no. I want 2 additional feasible features to be added on intel HD 3000 2nd gen mobile processor driver. If you (as an intel represenative) tell me to go and read the tables issued by intel then what is the point of having support. Mr Estban C I think you have to reconsider your reply and provide to me the least a better answer. The only limitation is the Intel windows driver support. Only the most influential extensions are listed below. As in OpenGL 3.0, this version of OpenGL contains a high number of fairly inconsequential extensions, designed to thoroughly expose the abilities of Direct3D 11-class hardware. It was designed for hardware able to support Direct3D 11. There are no hardware or software limitations for the 2 points above. OpenGL 4.0 was released alongside version 3.3. extension, has already been added to OS X and linux driver. Only some driver extensions are missing (on windows). Intel has to add this supprt on its windows driver. 3.x support means that it can support upto 3.3. Is there any solution for the intel hd graphics 3000 to run and if there is not, it is possible that intel created a driver with support for opengl 3.3 and opencl 1.2. You just have to add this support to the driver part too. 3.3.2.2 OpenGL OpenGL (Open Graphics Library) is a cross-language, and multi-platform application programming interface (API) for rendering 2D and 3D vector. I am trying to run an app that requires opengl 3.3 and it does not run because the intel hd graphics 3000 has opengl 3.1, but in linux it has opengl 3.3. This API (OpenCL 1.2) support has already been added to linux and OS X driver.Ģ. Currently intel hd 3000 windows driver has OpenCL 1.1 support (CPU). You just have to provide an updated runtime SDK openCL compatible 圆4 runtime driver. Your answer is becoming a repetition of intel strategy to phase out intel hd 3000 driver support.Ĭpu: i7-2640m (IGD intel hd 3000) Operating System: Windows 8.0 圆4ġ.

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