Maybe there are some x1 cards that others on this forum have found that work well? I have located numerous x1 graphic cards on the web but I am unsure how they will perform with Stellarium. I do have a x16 slot but I am reserving this for a USB 3 card. To add a graphics card I will necessarily need to install a x1.0 PCI card type. Other than giving up on Stellarium and using something else, have I missed anything? I really would like to use this software but not at the cost of the above priorities. Run the MESA version, which I know nothing about or even where to download. Run an older version of Stellaruim that will work with my current system setup.Ĭ. Add a graphics card that has OpenGL 2 or better compatiblity.ī. Has access to the lastest star cataloques, or at least allow CD copies to load on the display.Īt any rate, I have detemined that I have a number of options here:Ī. I understand older versions or MESA may be very slow. It doesnt have to be lighting fast but I dont want to be at crawl speed either.
The performance is at an accaptable level. I just need to be able to point and slew with good results. Should have the lastest (or reliable) telescope control features. Must be compatible with NexRemote virtual port connection. Please keep in mind my priorities are as follows: Any suggetions here would be grealty appreciated. I appear to be at a crossroad and need to make some descions as to how best get Stellarium running on my CPU. Upgrade hardware or use MESA or an older version." As listed above I am running OpenGL 1.4. Upon opening Stellaium version 15.1 64 bit I get the error: "No OpenGL 2.0 found on this system. Windows 7 (6.1) Professional 64-bit Service Pack 1 (Build 7601) Anyway, my problem is getting Stellarium to run on these machines. I have recently purchased a few 64 bit CPU's that are a littel outdated but I feel with some upgrades and workarounds they will serve my purposes well at at least in the near future. Hello, I am currently trying to utilize Stellarium's latest version and features to control my telescope in conjunction with Celestron's NexRemote via virtual port telescope NexStar GPS11.
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