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When developers ported GLUT and OpenGL utilities to Windows, they needed a wrapper for the Win32 API's WGL functions. Hence, wglgears was born. It is often bundled with:

If you need a more modern, robust OpenGL benchmark for Windows, consider: wglgears.exe

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