openGL mode can t play CS1 6 and crashes directly when you go in

OpenGL mode cannot be played in the Anti-Cheat Room, while other modes can be played in the Anti-Cheat Room.

Entering a non-anti-cheat room will open the OpenGL mode game.

Upgrade your anti-virus software to prevent viruses from all over the board. Clean up the junk comprehensively with software that cleans the system junk. It's not a problem with the graphics card.,Ordinary people can play CS on the Internet to watch movies.。 That's not a graphics card issue.

V-sync turned off.

Just a suggestion.

It doesn't necessarily work.

I used to use the FX 5200 as well

This card is more annoying.

DX is not supported, and OpenGL is also a bit incompatible.

Go find the latest drivers.

It should be fine.

But. If you want to play the game, it is recommended to change the card.

It's not that the FX5200 doesn't support OpenGL

It's just that the driver version of the graphics card is wrong.

If you are still a Novida series graphics card, it is recommended to install the driver with the version number, CS and DOOM3, which can run normally.

1 The graphics card does not natively support OpenGL. This situation is mostly caused by the brand and model of the graphics card. At present, the latest mainstream graphics cards on the market support OpenGL.

If your graphics card doesn't support OpenGL, you'll need to change your graphics card, otherwise the game will look rough.

2 The graphics card natively supports OpenGL, but the graphics card driver does not support OpenGL. Most of this is caused by the default installation of the graphics driver by the operating system or the outdated version of the graphics driver. In this case, you just need to manually install the latest graphics card drivers to fix the problem.

When you buy a computer, the manufacturer usually comes with a CD-ROM of the graphics driver, and if the driver supports OpenGL, you can simply install it according to the instructions. If you do not have a graphics driver CD on hand, or if the graphics card driver version is too old to support OpenGL, it is recommended that you check the brand and model of your computer graphics card under the guidance of a computer professional and log in.

**, look for the corresponding latest version of the graphics card driver, I believe the problem can be solved! It is now known that none of the graphics drivers installed by Windows XP by default support OpenGL.

So if you are using WinXP, you can only manually install the latest version of the graphics driver.

You can check it out.

You didn't install the graphics driver after redoing the system. You just put on the graphics driver, go.