I have tried both running minecraft using the latest java version and java version 8u51.
I suspect it might be an issue with my i-5 2320 and its intel integrated HD graphics 2000, but the game was working fine a couple months ago when I last launched it, and I don't think this would make a whole lot of sense since windows should be using my dedicated gpu? I have made sure to install the latest driver for the i-5 2320 as well
Alright so I have finally solved this strange issue. It seems that minecraft (and other java games which rely on OpenGL) were trying to run on my integrated gpu. For some reason changing minecrafts V-Sync setting in the nvidia control panel from global(use 3D application setting) to use the 3D application setting fixed it. I don't even know how but minecraft and starmade now both work and launch properly. Hopefully this helps someone.
I am running the latest drivers for my nvidia GTX 970 drivers (368.81) and I have followed all of the instructions given to me here:
http://hopper.minecraft.net/help/pixel-format-not-accelerated/
I have tried both running minecraft using the latest java version and java version 8u51.
I suspect it might be an issue with my i-5 2320 and its intel integrated HD graphics 2000, but the game was working fine a couple months ago when I last launched it, and I don't think this would make a whole lot of sense since windows should be using my dedicated gpu? I have made sure to install the latest driver for the i-5 2320 as well
MC Error Report:
http://pastebin.com/zK708UE4
DxDiag:
http://pastebin.com/7rC8jnsS
Any help is appreciated
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Alright so I have finally solved this strange issue. It seems that minecraft (and other java games which rely on OpenGL) were trying to run on my integrated gpu. For some reason changing minecrafts V-Sync setting in the nvidia control panel from global(use 3D application setting) to use the 3D application setting fixed it. I don't even know how but minecraft and starmade now both work and launch properly. Hopefully this helps someone.
yeeeeah... intel needs to stop making graphics chips...