

- #Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 how to
- #Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 drivers
- #Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 driver
- #Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 windows 8.1
- #Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 plus
Thanks but already tried all of that, but appreciate the help. I know proe2001 is old and out dated and should be shelved, but its all I got for the time being. Thanks again, I'm still listening if anyone has any ideas. So basically, the cpu redraws 'all at once' and gpu redraws 'one at a time'. WIN32_GDI redraws 'all at once' but spin, zoom, move is laggy. For some reason proe2001 tells my new card which supports OPENGL 4+ to redraw 'one at a time' when proe2001 is in OPENGL mode and tells my new card to redraw 'all at once' when in WIN32_GDI mode.
#Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 driver
So, I think it could be a driver thing but just because proe2001 runs so good on my newest computer except for that one redraw problem, it could be more of an OPENGL thing. Heck my built in video in my laptop works like a champ.
#Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 plus
Plus my geforce card in my xp machine is not on the list but works like a champ. I have some old nvidia geforce graphics cards I may play around with? Not sure they are compatible though?įrom what I can see, ptc pretty much only supported 2 geforce graphics cards during the proe2001 hey days as it looks like quadro cards are only on the list ever after mostly for the newer programs. I couldn't see the link in your first line because I don't have any maintenance agreement so ptc wouldn't allow access? The other info is very useful, although how helpful is tbd, but it may lead to a solution eventually.
#Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 drivers
So does someone know where the list of certified drivers and hardware is for proe2001 or any pro program for that matter? My 2001 laptop doesn't have this problem. Didn't see that coming! Not that I was looking really but thought I was going to be covered for anything. It's just hard to fathom my old xp machine with geforce 7300 256mb graphics card (~$75) can render all pro2001 graphics perfectly yet my geforce gtx980 4gb ram graphics card (~$500) can't? Not to mention $1000 processor, $300 mobo, and $700 worth of memory. I really thought is was just going to be something simple as a changing a setting in the NVIDIA control panel for my graphics card to fix this problem.?

Otherwise I'll just stick with the program the way it is and if I ever find a solution then ok. I've never been closer than now, mainly cause the wife wants the xp machine gone like yesterday, so I'm more motivated now for a solution before it's gone.
#Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 windows 8.1
On the windows 8.1 圆4 with 64gb ram, core i7-5960x cpu, dual NVIDIA geforce gtx980 graphic card 4gb video ram each machine the WIN32_GDI driver is almost acceptable, because of 64gb ram probably, but still not correct therefore I have to stick with this and figure out a remedy.
#Does my graphics card support opengl 2.0 how to
Yet, everything works brilliantly between proe2001 and the new computers and graphics cards except for just aspect.the way proe2001 tells the graphics cards how to redraw the parts and assemblies after view changes. Both of my new machines are a lot newer than proe2001 and proe2001 was probably decommissioned long before these graphics cards were even invented.īasically then, my graphics cards or their drivers are too advanced for proe2001 and proe2001 doesn't know how to communicate with the cards to get them to do what proe2001 wants them to do. I understand it must be graphic and driver related as you stated, but where do I find a list of certified drivers or graphics cards.

OPENGL works perfect in all aspects of the proe2001 on my new machine except for that very annoying redraw problem. Thanks to all.OPENGL is what I always have used in the past and what you said is pretty much what I thought.

Smoking Hot.Īll drivers etc.are completely up to date and the latest available for the given hardware. Machine 2: windows 8.1 圆4 with 64gb ram, core i7-5960x cpu, dual NVIDIA geforce gtx980 graphic card 4gb video ram each, running single or sli, built in 2014-15. Machine 1: windows vista 圆4 with 8gb ram, core2 quad Q6700 cpu, NVIDIA geforce 9800gtx graphic card 500mb video ram, built around 2008 maybe. Specs: proe2001 - same problem both machines. But now, the problem with the part or assembly redrawing itself is gone and when I let go of the mouse the part or assembly instantly appears when the mouse is released, like problem gone.except for the new lag problem that is now present.ĭoes anyone know anything about this and why the two settings act the way they do? If I set GRAPHICS WIN32_GDI in config.pro the part or assembly will look great, however, now mouse manipulations, moves, zooms, spins, mouse clicks etc.will lag and be glitchy and take a couple seconds to catch up. But when I let go of the mouse, the part or assembly redraws itself bit by bit, line by line, part by part which is annoying, slow, and not the way it should be. If I set GRAPHICS OPENGL in config.pro the part or assembly will look great, mouse manipulations, moves, zooms, spins, mouse clicks etc.will work great lightning fast.
