Graphics card

Peter10d said:
Can anyone advise if a 'AMD Radeon Graphics Processor (0x16360) card meets the requirements of Open GL 3.3 or later?
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I cannot see on the AMD website a product that includes the (0x16360)!

Having said that if you can identify the exact model of the graphics card then I surmise there will be spec details on the website e.g. as in the case of my nVidia GTX 1050Ti , I can look up the specs as needed.
 
Thanks for the reply.
I eventually found out that it is an integrated card but still don't know about the Open GL3.3.
However for the purpose of the downloaded software (Skylum Luminar AI), the graphics card seems to be doing the job fine.
 
Hmmmm!

I was fairly sure I had a 'checker' but DXDIAG (part of Windows) does not report the Open GL status on Direct X.

However, the other checker I have called GPU-Z here https://www.techpowerup.com/download/techpowerup-gpu-z/ (one of few utility apps I use) shows compliance with Open GL 4.6 as part of its function so maybe try that out and see what it tells you about your GPU?

PS
I wonder if such an integrated version of AMD GPU has the Radeon software installed as that might give the Open GL specs?
Described here https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/f...Software-and-Driver-for-Windows®-Based-System
 
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