(solved)problem in vista, OpenGL wasn't installed correctly
Posted: 27.10.2007, 15:42
I've got a rendering problem in windows vista.
COMPUTER:
core 2 duo @ 1.89GHz
ATI radeon x1650SE.
Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit
(rest doesn't matters)
DESCRIPTION:
(In vista using dx10, the graphic card is shared between applications so you can switch without having to wait a few seconds or more)
Celestia seems to decide to switch to it's own context every time for
rendering a new frame in Celestia.
This problem makes Celestia very, verrrrryyyyyyy slow.
STORY:
It has brought up by another user but back then I had only tried Celestia on my Vista computer from an usb-drive. I thought it was because I ran Celestia from that usb-drive. But when installed on my computer it also was very slowly.
And this is not normal with a core 2 duo @ 1.89GHz and a ATI radeon x1650SE. I also recognized the behavior of Celestia to be like when you trie to switch to and from the desktop to an application constantly in windows XP:!: .
This is why I blame it to the unnecessary change of context on the graphic card.
(I've had this problem also with another application, program but I don't know what that application, program was anymore.
COMPUTER:
core 2 duo @ 1.89GHz
ATI radeon x1650SE.
Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit
(rest doesn't matters)
DESCRIPTION:
(In vista using dx10, the graphic card is shared between applications so you can switch without having to wait a few seconds or more)
Celestia seems to decide to switch to it's own context every time for
rendering a new frame in Celestia.
This problem makes Celestia very, verrrrryyyyyyy slow.
STORY:
It has brought up by another user but back then I had only tried Celestia on my Vista computer from an usb-drive. I thought it was because I ran Celestia from that usb-drive. But when installed on my computer it also was very slowly.
And this is not normal with a core 2 duo @ 1.89GHz and a ATI radeon x1650SE. I also recognized the behavior of Celestia to be like when you trie to switch to and from the desktop to an application constantly in windows XP:!: .
This is why I blame it to the unnecessary change of context on the graphic card.
(I've had this problem also with another application, program but I don't know what that application, program was anymore.