What's this bug I'm getting when I open Classicube?

[mozzarella_fella]

"ClassiCube crashed.

Reason: unable to create a back buffer with sufficient precision.

Commit SHA: 5ac5b79

Full details of the crash have been saved to client.log. 

Please report this to the Classicube forums or to UnknownShadow200.

0x0041E120 - Classicube(Game_ChangeBlock+1564)"

 

Can anyone help with this? I've been running 32bit Classicube on an old Windows XP desktop, it's been just fine up 'til now. If anyone has any suggestions, please do let me know.

[UnknownShadow200]

This is almost always caused by lack of working 3D graphics drivers. You can try these steps to check:

Open Run
Type dxdiag into it
Press Enter
Go to Display tab
Check that 3D acceleration is enabled under DirectX features

If it isn't enabled, you'll need to install the appropriate graphics drivers.

[mozzarella_fella]

Definitely it says my DirectX features are not available. I shouldn't really be surprised since it looks like my current driver is from 2008 LMAO. What graphics drivers should I install?

[UnknownShadow200]

Which graphics card do you have?

[mozzarella_fella]

It's hard to tell. In the Device tab of that screen, most of the fields say n/a. The only information given is the screen size and that it's 32 bit.

[mozzarella_fella]

I think it might be an NVIDIA card though, I managed to figure out that I'm running an NVIDIA graphics driver at least.