ATI Catalyst 10.1 Display Driver
Wednesday 27th January 2010, 10:47:00 PM, written by Rys
A few days before the 10.1 moniker wouldn't have fit any longer, ATI have released their Catalyst 10.1 display driver suite for Windows and Linux. The release notes mention modest performance improvements for Left 4 Dead 2 and Crysis, a fix in Windows 7 for Adobe Flash 10 and Firefox, 120 Hz availability for certain displays and the usual other minor bug fixes and what have you. A business as usual release, then.
You can get the driver from game.amd.com, and the Windows 7 and Vista 64-bit one is here (linked because it's the one I needed!).
You can get the driver from game.amd.com, and the Windows 7 and Vista 64-bit one is here (linked because it's the one I needed!).
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Blast, looks like I still get the grey stripped screen with the hotfix for it. Seems to take a bit longer before it occurs though. Ah well, it's still progress at least. Now it doesn't appear EVR will trigger it just games after sleep mode.
Also seems to be a little better at trying to recover. It's a little easier to close the triggering app before complete lock.
Regards,
SB