Open GL graphics card

What HP desktops have graphic cards that fully support Open GL. I am wanting to buy a desktop to run Google Sketchup that needs to have Open GL supported graphics accelaration.

The gaming desktops on this HP web document fully support Open GL.
The high performance desktops on this HP web document also fully support Open GL.
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