This is their lower end option designed mostly for music, I have their more high-end D2X card. I suggest the ASUS Xonar DS 7.1 Channels 24-bit 192KHz PCI Interface Audio Card. I'm a big fan of the Xonar line of audio cards. I can suggest several sound cards, which, if you decide to buy or build a new PC, you can take with you. It is simply better, in the long run, to spend the money to build or buy a new PC since upgrading this one is a money trap. If you do use a newer graphics card that is of a recent generation, you will need a better quality power supply.

We do not recommend the following video cards: NVidia Quadro FX and Quadro (Fermi architecture) series. Also, due to licensing restrictions, you would need to buy Windows again if you replace the motherboard. OpenGL 2.0 compatible graphics card with on board memory of 1024 MB or more is recommended to fully exploit hardware acceleration capabilities. You would also need to replace the RAM since DDR is not used on modern motherboards. If you replace the motherboard, you will either use the graphics and sound cards built-in on the motherboard, or you will need to get a newer PCI-Express X16 graphics card since no modern motherboard uses AGP. Your CPU is ancient and not designed for higher-end applications, like video editing, to replace it, you will need a new motherboard since there are no good Socket A CPU's on the market.

Standard 2D graphic design is doable on this PC, but if you move up to 3D, CAD, or video editing, you simply will need a better system.

Not as fast, but same functionally as the real deal in hardware) seems to be good enough to run OpenGL 2.0.

macOS (OS X) Minimum Operating system (OS) 10. glxinfo grep 'OpenGL version' OpenGL version string: 1.5 Mesa 7.7.1 This would seem to indicate that Im running OpenGL 1.5, but the Mesa version (which as I understand it is a software implementation of OpenGL 2.0. LCD's work best when they are at their native resolution, there should should be no stretching or distortion unless some kind of accessibility feature is turned on. Video card (GPU) OpenGL 2.0 compatible DirectX 9.0c compatible : A 64-bit operating system is required. If your power supply is 230W, that graphics card, and most other modern cards, will not work. Some machines seem to have issues when they dont have an OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card driver.

Opengl 2.0 compliant video card