Hardware OpenGL support in parallels

Hello everybody.
I am operating a 3D graphic intensive application, which requires hardware accelerated OpenGL.
It seems that this feature does not function under Parallels, though the card is supported in native Windows 7 (through bootcamp).
I am using macbook pro 7.1 (spring 2010), with video card Nvidia Geforce 320M
Any ideas what parallels video driver (if any) should be used?
Thanks all,
Y.

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