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WARNINGGL Excess has been developed and tested on nVidia and ATi video cards and it runs fine on all Microsoft Operating Systems. Some glitches have been reported on Matrox cards, but this is mainly a driver problem. If you are a Matrox user, please read this. |
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to install a working OpenGL driver Please read this quick tutorial if you are having troubles running GLExcess and other OpenGL apps. Intended for 3DFX and Matrox users (Matrox users can also give a look at this bit of info). By Luca Rizzuti. Generic troubleshooting As usual, always make sure you have the latest video drivers installed and if you're still having troubles give GLSetup a try. This useful program scans your system and then comes out with some advices on which OpenGL driver to install and where to get it, according to the vendor of your video card. Bug report Please fill in the form below and hit 'send' to report any bugs. Thanks a lot for your dedication! |
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