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ATI CATALYST Drivers v4.6 - tech|
| (hx) 12:47 AM CEST - Jun,10 2004 | ATI has released
a new ATI Catalyst drivers (release
note) bringing them up to version 4.6. The package contains: RADEON display
driver 8.02, Multimedia Centert 9.0, HydraVisiont 3.25.0006, HydraVisiont Basic
Edition 3.25.9006, Remote Wonder 2.4 and WDM version 4.05. (thanks BloodUK)
Resolved Game Issues:
- While playing the game Halo, under certain conditions, images that
should be hidden behind solid foreground objects are no longer showing through
- Starting a game of Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow under Windows XP
with an ATI RADEON 9000 PRO installed and the display set to 1024x768 and the
graphics quality set to high no longer results in flickering textures
- Display corruption is no longer seen when using particular air craft in
"Century of Flight" games found in Flight Simulator 2004
- Textures are now applied correctly in the game Silent Storm when
setting the resolution to 1024x768 32bpp and the quality option set to high
- Enabling AF to 8x and running the game Battlefield Vietnam with the
graphics set to high and the display set to 1280x1024 32bpp no longer results
in display corruption being seen at a certain point of the game
- The display menu for the game 4x4 EVO 2 is now available when the
rotation option is used to set the display to 180 degrees
- Circular grid corruption is no longer seen when launching World Fables
under Windows XP with Anti-Aliasing enabled at 4X
- The Windows XP operating system no longer intermittently fails to respond
when restarting the game Homeworld 2
- Adobe Gamma and other colour calibration software now have the
ability to adjust their independent gamma values. Note: In certain situations
when closing the application, the default desktop gamma is not restored.
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last 10 comments: | FX5900 | (06:47 AM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | Those are some pretty nasty bugs. That's all I'm saying. |
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| maga | (08:18 AM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | yeah, no shit, that Homeworld 2 bug is a pain in the ass.... |
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| capri | (08:51 AM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | h2 sucked anyway :D |
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| BLOODUK | (10:21 AM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | meh not interested in downloading them, they couldnt even fix the shadow bug for thief3 deus ex 2 , and it doesnt affect JUST x800 range which is bullcrap its like they have forgotton about the rest of the range |
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| madda | (05:17 PM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | yea if only ATI released some decent drivers which didnt cause so many problems, then they woudl easily beat the C**P out of nVidias ass!! They need the driver guys at nvidia to teach the guys at Ati how to do it, and the Ati hardware guys need to teach the nvidia guys how to make a decent performing card which only takes up one slot! |
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| Tom | (06:22 PM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | As I been saying, cuz of course, I am full of crap. ATI has the worst driver testers(bunch of kids with no experience) and a bunch of big mouth wanna be bad asses. If ATI wants to clean up they need decent testers. Unfortunately with my development and former hardware/driver testing for other companies I wasn't seen as a viable tester. I applied when I had been running a 9700 to offer my skills at testing and I didn't even get a thank you email for applying. So to hell with ATI. ATI might have decent cards, but if their drivers are continually buggy, what's the point? And this is where i commented on Nvidia. Nvidia not only owns in drivers but they have such a massive driver base(without substantial bugs like ATI) that you can literally go with any revision. With ATI, you have a lot of drivers and each set has a lot of bugs. So where is the worth in dropping back drivers or using any other driver with ATI? There's the difference and that's where Nvidia kicks ATI's ass. While ATI continually puts out driver fixes, Nvidia puts out better performing and better tweaked drivers. ATI has ALWAY been piss poor in any drivers for any of their products. Those with All in Wonder TV Tuners know what I mean. Only after lots of harassment from customers did they re-open driver development on their TV tuners and even still, they are buggy. |
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| Anonymous | (06:59 PM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | | DELETED |
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| madda | (07:32 PM CEST - Jun,10 2004 ) | I agree Tom, if only they would listen and sort it out as their hardware is better than nVidias, its just that it is so buggy!!
Well put! :) |
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