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You can quickly and easily check if your integrated Intel GPU does come with OpenCL support or not with the help of the free tool GPU-Z if you are not sure what kind of processor or integrated graphics you may have in your systems. Intel Xeon Processor E3 Family V2/V3 with:
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Intel Celeron Processor J1000/N2000 Series and Intel Pentium Processor J2000/N3000 Series with:
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Does anyone know how to get OpenGL 3.3 support working correctly with HD Graphics 4000 under Ubuntu 14. Below you can find a list of the supported integrated Intel graphics processors that can be used for OpenCL mining:Ĥth Generation Intel Core Processors with:ģrd Generation Intel Core Processors with: I am running Ubuntu 14.04 (trusty) on an Ultrabook with the i7-3537U CPU.This processor has the Intel HD 4000 GPU (), which supports OpenGL 3.3 under Linux ().OpenGL 3.3 includes support for GLSL v3.3.
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Older Intel Integrated Graphics may support OpenCL on the CPU only, so they are no good for mining crypto coins unfortunately. Note that the OpenCL 1.2 support is found only on 3rd and 4th Generation Intel Core Processors as well as some other more specific models that you probably will not have available in your mining rigs anyway. The latest generation of integrated Intel graphics does support OpenCL 1.2 and thus can give you some extra hashrate that is more than yo can get alone out of the CPU only. If you are really willing to squeeze every little bit of performance for mining crypto coins with your available hardware you should be aware of the fact that you can also use the most recent Intel integrated graphics cards for mining too.