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I have been going back to play Steam titles and one offers a large assortment of possibilities. Directx 32bit/64bit and OpenGL.

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Which is the preferred method? Euro Truck Simulator 2 allows in steam to decide by a dialog box what you want for rendering the game I guess you could call it. I always opt for the DirectX 64bit version.

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Seeems to give me better performance, anyone else prefer OpenGL? Are there any differences in gameplay enjoyment.

OPENGL I understand is an open source system for in game graphics. Which is better? I have been going back to play Steam titles and one offers a large assortment of possibilities. Directx 32bit/64bit and OpenGL. Which is the preferred method?

Euro Truck Simulator 2 allows in steam to decide by a dialog box what you want for rendering the game I guess you could call it. I always opt for the DirectX 64bit version. Seeems to give me better performance, anyone else prefer OpenGL? Are there any differences in gameplay enjoyment. OPENGL I understand is an open source system for in game graphics.

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Which is better? The performance deltas between the different graphical API's are negligible. It's how well each rendering API is implemented in each game dictates performance. Youtube ghost stories coldplay full album. While Direct3D might offer you better performance in one game, OpenGL might offer better performance in another. +Circaflex This is another example of a technology you do not fully understand, yet make ridiculous comments like this.

OpenGL was actually seen as the better technology in the early 90s, many AAA games used over directx. Here is a list of games, it might surprise you chris Yeah I recall that Unreal in the early days of say gold or unreal 1&2. Please don't take this with offense. I just hauled a load from Erfurt DE to Frankfurt DE and they are both almost exactly close. Only thing is, with the Open GL, I did have a few moments of graphical 'hesitation' I was on the autobahn.

Number slips me, but it would stop for just a second then it was over. The drawing of the scene was VERY close. Yeah I recall that Unreal in the early days of say gold or unreal 1&2. Please don't take this with offense. I just hauled a load from Erfurt DE to Frankfurt DE and they are both almost exactly close.

Only thing is, with the Open GL, I did have a few moments of graphical 'hesitation' I was on the autobahn. Number slips me, but it would stop for just a second then it was over. The drawing of the scene was VERY close. That could be more driver related than anything, but nice to know. Although DX seems to have taken the majority of new titles, games like the upcoming Doom are using idtech 6 which is still opengl with vulkan. That could be more driver related than anything, but nice to know. Although DX seems to have taken the majority of new titles, games like the upcoming Doom are using idtech 6 which is still opengl with vulkan.

I use to think OpenGL was inferior for many years. But it has been about, a little over 2 decades since I played unreal Gold.

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I liked the graphics but DirectX was the proprietary system used in most games. But I'm also noticing to some extent also that, OpenGL kept my system cooler too.

About the same quality but runs cooler which means. More efficient? I don't know, hard to say. But OpenGL runs cooler. I'm considering doing a side by side comparison of Directx 64 bit with OpenGl's 64 bit. I bought litecam game 5 for doing Directx in game recording. I don't know about if it will work with OpenGL but I'll try and post two videos of me transporting cargo.

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I'm seriously thinking I had a bias against OpenGL but Open GL with the new vulkan seems like a decent system to play games. Is there a utility like Nvidia inspector to tinker with Open GL settings to squeeze every frame rate and graphics quality. Or would Nvidia inspector be able to adjust OpenGL? It is after all a low level driver adjustment app that allows me to adjust everything. I'm seriously thinking I had a bias against OpenGL but Open GL with the new vulkan seems like a decent system to play games.

Is there a utility like Nvidia inspector to tinker with Open GL settings to squeeze every frame rate and graphics quality. As an enduser there's little reason to be concerned with it. When a new DX is released it has features that take years to get to OGL, though OGL has surpassed it at times usually only several years after. The games that do have OGL renderers usually only have them for alternative OS support, not for mainstream/Windows users.

OpenGL 4.3 was the first one that matched DX11 features IIRC, but 4.x has seen adoption in so few games it's almost pathetic. Vulkan is a clean slate and could change the landscape for everyone, but it's too new to have real support behind it yet and everyone's already learning/releasing DX12 games so it might be a few years before it matters. Any game with both renderers will usually be using similar renderer levels/featuresets - ETS2 uses directx 9 and OGL 2.1 I believe, meaning it certainly isn't useful to show the strengths of either.

As an enduser there's little reason to be concerned with it. When a new DX is released it has features that take years to get to OGL, though OGL has surpassed it at times usually only several years after.

The games that do have OGL renderers usually only have them for alternative OS support, not for mainstream/Windows users. OpenGL 4.3 was the first one that matched DX11 features IIRC, but 4.x has seen adoption in so few games it's almost pathetic. Vulkan is a clean slate and could change the landscape for everyone, but it's too new to have real support behind it yet and everyone's already learning/releasing DX12 games so it might be a few years before it matters. Any game with both renderers will usually be using similar renderer levels/featuresets - ETS2 uses directx 9 and OGL 2.1 I believe, meaning it certainly isn't useful to show the strengths of either. Well when this Vulkan with Open GL does hit market, won't it install with a new Nvidia driver update via Nvidia. But I should think they wouldn't let out without it being cutting edge for the OpenGL side of things.

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