How do I upgrade to OpenGL? I need to run Android emulator. When I update the video driver does it update together?Just to be clear, what are you trying to accomplish (and why)?

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Do you want to upgrade the OpenGL implementation on the PC you're going to run the Android Emulator on (to one that supports OpenGL 3.0)? Or do you want to upgrade the 'OpenGL ES' implementation that runs inside your emulator (to one that supports OpenGL ES 3.0)? (I say 'OpenGL ES' in the latter rather than OpenGL because it is more commonly used on the embedded platforms supporting Android.).

I know how to update the video driver. But I'm kind of confused about opengl. Is it possible to use a higher version than the one I am using now? If I upgrade the video driver to the latest version will I be using a higher-level opengl version so far for the board?Ok, the way it typically works is when you update your video driver that updates the OpenGL implementation that it provides. Your video driver will support up to OpenGL version X (for some X) on at least some of the newer GPUs.

If your GPU is fairly recent and supports OpenGL version X, then your driver should provide up to OpenGL version X capability to your OpenGL application on that GPU. However, if your GPU is older and doesn't support OpenGL version X, then your driver will provide up to OpenGL version Y capability (for some Y. Are the items marked in red the ones that do not work well? I'm not sure which web page you're seeing red on, and you didn't say which GPU you have. But to take an example: * (OpenGL Capabilities Database) Here you can see a lot of red and green (is this the red you're talking about?). Green means the extension 'is supported' on that driver.

Red means the extension is 'not supported' on that driver. If you'll step back and look at the reports on this page (specifically the OSs listed in the top line and the GL_VERSION line), you can see that on Linux and Windows, this GPU supports OpenGL 4.3-4.5 depending on which version of the driver is installed. But on Mac (OS X) drivers, it appears users are limited to OpenGL 2.1.