- Aug 30, 2016
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So after trying to help my mom/nephew/niece with getting Minecraft to run on the laptop, I found Intel's HD 3000 Graphics aren't supported on Windows 10. There literally is no Windows 10 download available. I had to (against my better judgement and at the family's urging) roll back Java to update 45 to get Minecraft to work (there were issues with Pixel Format not Accelerated on Minecraft).
Regardless, that's beyond the subject here. In the interest that I might be shopping for parts for a new DESKTOP PC soon, I was curious which graphics vendor supports their products for the longest. What are each company's (AMD's, nVidia's, Intel's) policies on driver support and when do they reach "end-of-life"?
Regardless, that's beyond the subject here. In the interest that I might be shopping for parts for a new DESKTOP PC soon, I was curious which graphics vendor supports their products for the longest. What are each company's (AMD's, nVidia's, Intel's) policies on driver support and when do they reach "end-of-life"?
, nVidia, AMD, [strike]Intel[/strike]) support their chipsets for longer?
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