The other option is to try other drivers from Intel, or wait for a driver update that might fix the problem. That's worked in the past, as sometimes the GLSL compiler does incorrect optimizations and a code reshuffle can avoid the bug.

As there are no compile errors, the only way to really fix the problem is to reorganize the shader code until the problem goes away. The 4061 driver renders the shaded modes correctly, so this may be a Haswell-specific problem, a CPU which I currently don't have access to. It seems that 4080 is only available for Haswell GPUs (i7/i5 4000 series). The HD4000 is an Ivy Bridge GPU (i7/5 3000 series CPU). The closest driver I can download to 4080 is 4061. Detected: Intel HD Graphics Consumer Unknown VRAM 10. OpenGL Shading Language: 4.30 - Build 10.

On your system requirements page, the Intel 4400 is listed as supported in Houdini 14: Is there a specific driver version I need to be using, or is this a bug? Here's the GPU info from the Help > About screen: Platform: windows-x86_64-cl17 Operating System: Windows 8 圆4 () Number of Cores: 4 Physical Memory: 7.92 GB Number of Screens: 1 Screen 0: 1920 x 1080 at 0,0 Work Area 0: 1920 x 1080 at 0,0 OpenGL Vendor: Intel OpenGL Renderer: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4400 OpenGL Version: 4.3.0 - Build 10. In Houdini 14.0.201.13, the 3d viewport won't show any geometry except for in wireframe mode (none of the shaded modes work). Surface Pro 3 also use the same GPU, as well as MacBook Air, etc. Hi, As my portable machine, I'm using a Microsoft Surface Pro 2 which includes Intel HD Graphics 4400 (running driver 10.) on Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit.

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