sure, if your machine allows for that - which we don’t know? Intel-NUC or most Laptops/Netbooks will have problems.
Greetings,
My operating system is 32bit Windows 10 pro and it occurred to me that possibly the issue only applies to the 64 bit version of Win 10 ???
I am running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit and PCBnew does not display a window. I’m using a Philips 4K monitor driven by DisplayPort using an NVIDIA GTX 960 - apparently my driver supports OpenGL ES 3.2.
This issue has been posted here for some time now, a couple of months, is there some chance of a fix? Currently I run KiCad in a VMware virtual machine using Ubuntu where it seems to function OK - but should I really have to … ?
Bugs to be evaluated / fixed should be posted at:
It will run on the default graphic mode but not on OpenGL mode and super slow on Cairo.
I have since migrated fully into Linux and running KiCad daily builds happily.
There’s no looking back…
Which Linux and desktop are you using?
Rick
Which Linux and desktop are you using?
Ubuntu 14.04 on the same machine as before.
Thanks. That’s where I’m headed.The desktop I was referring to is the graphical one.
Hi,
I’m evaluating to buy a GeForce GTX 950 to be used w kicad under win10 64bit…
does anyone has this config?
Or could someone suggests a working in win10 64b, middle price Video Card?
thank you
Maurice
I have an old GT610 and it runs perfectly fine with kicad (linux). I don’t think you need a gamer-card just to do layout.
I use kicad 3D quite heavily, so my requirements are for 3d-viewer rendering
moreover my query and the topic is on kicad’s Windows 10 OpenGL problems …
The GT610 runs Portal II without any issues. Shooter? Quake4: no problems. I doubt kicad has higher requirements for 3D rendering than any fairly recent 3D game.
If Micro$oft artificially cripples “old” cards on winblows 10, I don’t know.
Just don’t waste your money
but you haven’t tried in windows 10 do you?
so I’m asking advises for windows 10 (64b)…
thanks
maui,
Just make sure the drivers are available (OpenGL above v2.1) for Windows.
I didn’t have luck with that after upgrading to Windows 10. Chipset maker and Microsoft doesn’t want to make newer drivers for my 2009 machine. Ended up running Linux now.
I forgot to give a feedback… it took me quite a while to upgrade my pcs…
I’m running kicad 4 or dev release on a win10 64b machine with a geforce gtx950 card and it is blazing fast!!!
OpenGL or Legacy canvas…
Thanx all for advices
Maurice
ask how do I install the drivers and put OpenGL 2.1 in Ubuntu 14.04 ???
Ubuntu 14.04 went out of support a VERY long time ago