![]() ![]() I also tried installing OptiX 7.3, which has a lower driver requirement, but that also didn’t help. I tried re-installing the driver that is recommended for the Tesla T4 installed on this virtual workstation (version 472.50), but that didn’t help. GLFW Error 65542: WGL: The driver does not appear to support OpenGL Blender gives this error:Ī graphics card and driver with support for OpenGL 3.3 or higher is requiredĪnd whenever I try to run one of the OptiX sample programs, I get this error: One or both of those installed a newer version of the NVIDIA Display driver (496.04 for CUDA and 495.89 for OptiX).Īfter these newer drivers were installed, my OpenGL applications no longer worked. I then installed CUDA 11.5, followed by OptiX 7.4. ![]() ![]() Note: I have newly updated nVidia drivers, installed as of yesterday. I installed an application that uses OpenGL (Blender 2.93.5) and it worked just fine. Why is my machine trying to render OpenGL 3.3 using my onboard graphics chipset (Intel HD Graphics 3000, which only supports OpenGL 3.1) instead of using my dedicated graphics card (GeForce 520M, which supports OpenGL 4.x) I think this has something to do with power saving. I’ve created an instance of the NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation with Windows Server 2019 (see here: AWS Marketplace: NVIDIA RTX Virtual Workstation - WinServer 2019) ![]()
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