No commercial boxed game does this. I think Quake3 provided an early version of GL Setup... but unless they've seriously updated that (last I checked, it was current as of Sept or Oct 2001, and didn't support Win2000.. WinXP wasn't even in existance yet), it's a relatively pointless program.
Even providing a link or links to drivers is unreasonable and unrealistic because of the number of manufacturers out there.
To quote www.opengl.com themselves..
Each OpenGL accelerator manufacturer writes their own OpenGL drivers. So if you need a new or updated driver, go to the manufacturer's web site for your OpenGL accelerator board and download and install their latest OpenGL driver.
If the writers of the API themselves won't go through the trouble...
In short, driver support is way beyond the scope that any developer should have to provide for their software. If you decide to take on that responsibility, you'll get nothing else done.
Even providing a link or links to drivers is unreasonable and unrealistic because of the number of manufacturers out there.
To quote www.opengl.com themselves..
Each OpenGL accelerator manufacturer writes their own OpenGL drivers. So if you need a new or updated driver, go to the manufacturer's web site for your OpenGL accelerator board and download and install their latest OpenGL driver.
If the writers of the API themselves won't go through the trouble...
In short, driver support is way beyond the scope that any developer should have to provide for their software. If you decide to take on that responsibility, you'll get nothing else done.