@The Phoenix:
1.2 is the version that gets reported even when no driver is installed. So, even if you have an Nvidia Titan but don't install any drivers it'll say OpenGL 1.2 (and use a DirectX backend).
So he may be able to fix this with a better driver, but I don't know the details of the best available driver for his GPU, so it might be the max version for the GPU but I doubt it.
But the intel website does say
1.2 is the version that gets reported even when no driver is installed. So, even if you have an Nvidia Titan but don't install any drivers it'll say OpenGL 1.2 (and use a DirectX backend).
So he may be able to fix this with a better driver, but I don't know the details of the best available driver for his GPU, so it might be the max version for the GPU but I doubt it.
But the intel website does say
Quote:In addition to video, the Intel® G41 Express Chipset delivers optimized 3D graphics performance and support for Microsoft DirectX* 10, Shader Model* 4.0, and OpenGL* 2.0.