I know that all graphics card since R300(Radeon 9500) and NV30(GeForce5) support VBOs including map buffer, excluding READ and COPY modes but what about previous card ?
I think that NV10 and NV20 hardware support VBOs but without map buffer because these card support NV_vertex_array_range
For ATI card I found ATI_vertex_array_object and ATI_map_object_buffer supported by all card since first Radeon witch respectively support basic VBO loading and VBO mapping. In conclusion I guest that all ATI GPU support VBOs.
Am I right? Have you got more information? For example about drivers emulation.
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VBO and Graphics Card ?
Started by Groove, Apr 30 2006 10:18 AM
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Posted 30 April 2006 - 10:42 AM
this site should be in every GL programmer's bookmarks. It displays what extensions are supported for a given card/driver combination, and which card/driver combinations support a given extension.
It also gives information on maximums, like maximum instructions in vp/fp etc.
It also gives information on maximums, like maximum instructions in vp/fp etc.
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Posted 30 April 2006 - 11:15 AM
I use glview witch contains the same kind of information but for VBOs I need more because all VBOs features aren't supported by all cards.
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