Just set up a new MMORPG on the box, and when I try to run it, I get:
You card or driver doesn’t support GL_EXT_compiled_vertex_array
Now, I -think- this is a card issue- I downloaded the newest Nvidia drivers last night and I still get the error. I’m currently using Nvidia GeForce2 Mx/Mx400. (I know, old card.) Would the error be due to this? I can’t think of other things that would necessarilly cause it.
The error refers to the 3D API OpenGL (which I work with daily). Typically this is a driver problem. This is an old extension to OpenGL 1.0 but was standard in 1.1 (which Windows ships with). Why they used that extension, I don’t know.
Given that you have a few options:
Tweak your OpenGL settings
Get older drivers.
All my machines have ATI cards (by coincidence) so I don’t have a current NVidia control panel to look at. However, there should be a 3D settings in the advanced panel for the display driver. Even better would be to have a specific OpenGL configuration tab. Try pushing the settings towards quality instead of performance.
Most likely (IMO) it’s an error in the driver (or a newer driver is better and the program is depending on old erroneous behavior), and you should look for a driver without the problem. Try the previous release if NVidia offers it.
The MMORPG in question -suggested- the driver to use, and it’s still giving me that error. As for the display panel, even on ‘advanced’ I’m still not certain what I’m doing. Any chance I could get you to take this to email or somesuch so I can get this figured out?
If beta software isn’t working with released drivers, I suggest you contact the beta software company. I have no interest in debugging beta software (other than my own).