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New AMD/ATI Reference Drivers

[Mar 28, 2012, 1:57 pm ET] - Share - Viewing Comments

AMD now offers new version 12.3 Catalyst reference Drivers for AMD/ATI graphics cards. The new drivers add support for a number of new products, and include the following mostly game-related changes:

AMD Catalyst Control Center startup issues/delays have been resolved
Elder Scrolls: Skyrim : No longer displays flickering and texture corruption with Anti-Aliasing enabled
Alan Wake : A system crash is no longer experienced when running the game in DirectX 9 mode with Crossfire enabled.
Far Cry 2 : A random system hang is no longer experienced when running the game at high in game setting.
Tom Clancy HAWX : No longer crashes after task switching with MLAA (Morphological Anti-Aliasing) and Anti-Aliasing enabled.
Furmark Benchmark : No longer crashes when launched in High Performance mode.
Quake 4 : No longer display corruption after task switching when run in High Performance mode
XPlane : Textures no longer exhibit flicker and corruption.

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Re: New AMD/ATI Reference Drivers

Mar 29, 2012, 00:20

MisterBenn

Thanks for replying LittleMe. Yep that's what I meant with the YouTube videos, by restart the vid I meant "seek to the start"

You're right about havign patience, although it's been this way for about a year. Firefox, Flash Player and ATI drivers have all been been through multiple updates and I've stopped holding my breath when one of them is patching these days. What I haven't tried is another browser, I like Firefox, don't want IE and don't like the idea of putting more power in the hands of Google with Chrome...




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Comment [quote="MisterBenn"Mar 29, 2012, 00:20]Thanks for replying LittleMe. Yep that's what I meant with the YouTube videos, by restart the vid I meant "seek to the start" :) You're right about havign patience, although it's been this way for about a year. Firefox, Flash Player and ATI drivers have all been been through multiple updates and I've stopped holding my breath when one of them is patching these days. What I haven't tried is another browser, I like Firefox, don't want IE and don't like the idea of putting more power in the hands of Google with Chrome... [/quote]

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