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+Due to an inefficient driver OpenGL will perform poorly on INTEL GPUs. The driver lacks performance optimizations , several mandatory extensions are not supported as well as lagging behind in OpenGL version support.  
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+Intel doesn't seem to care much about providing fully working drivers. Even Kaby Lake doesn't support OpenGL 4.5  
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+There is a PCSX2 discussion thread regarding the mentioned issues [here](https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/issues/1716).
+***
+### List of issues:
+* **OpenGL support. Currently the support on Windows is very lacking. As a result many OpenGL functions and Extensions will not work. [List of OpenGL version support on Intel GPU Generations](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/graphics-drivers/000005524.html)  
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+* **OpenGL support on PCSX2  
+Below Ivy Bridge - nothing  
+Ivy Bridge OpenGL SW yes / HW no  
+Haswell and above OpenGL SW yes / Hw yes  
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+### QA:
+**Q I'm not able to run OpenGL?  
+A: Check your generation. Anything below Ivy Bridge won't run on Windows. Ivy Bridge only supports Software rendering on OpenGL.  
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+**Q My graphics are corrupted ?  
+A: Set Blending Unit Accuracy to "None". Intel GPUs don't support GL_ARB_texture_barrier hence you will no be able to use the feature.
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+**Q How is performance?  
+A: Performance should be better on OpenGL compared to Direct3D even with the missing functions and extensions.
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