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* Step 1: Open NVIDIA Control Panel | * Step 1: Open NVIDIA Control Panel | ||
[[File:NVIDIA | [[File:NVIDIA Control Panel.png|center]] | ||
* Step 2: Click on Manage 3D Settings | * Step 2: Click on Manage 3D Settings | ||
* Step 3: Click on Program Settings | * Step 3: Click on Program Settings | ||
[[File:Program Settings.png | [[File:Program Settings.png|center]] | ||
* Step 4: Click on Add and add Redemption | * Step 4: Click on Add and add Redemption | ||
[[File:Add Redemption program NVIDIA.mp4 | [[File:Add Redemption program NVIDIA.mp4|center]] | ||
* Step 5: Scroll down and click on the settings for OpenGL Rendering GPU and click on your GPU | * Step 5: Scroll down and click on the settings for OpenGL Rendering GPU and click on your GPU | ||
[[File:Set GPU for OpenGL.png | [[File:Set GPU for OpenGL.png|center]] | ||
Revision as of 19:14, 23 June 2022
This page contains a short guide to enable OpenGL rendering system via the NVIDIA control panel for those experiencing issues.
Guide
- Step 1: Open NVIDIA Control Panel
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- Step 2: Click on Manage 3D Settings
- Step 3: Click on Program Settings
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- Step 4: Click on Add and add Redemption
- Step 5: Scroll down and click on the settings for OpenGL Rendering GPU and click on your GPU
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