AMD/ATI have released their latest set of video card drivers for both Windows XP and Windows Vista. Catalyst™ 7.2 introduces a brand new version of the Catalyst™ Control Center for Windows XP. The new Catalyst™ Control Center delivers a number of significant enhancements:
- OpenGL CrossFire™ Support Under Windows Vista: Catalyst™ 7.3 introduces OpenGL CrossFire™ support for the entire ATI Radeon™ X1000 product series under Microsoft Vista. Users will see significant performance gains in a number of applications when running in CrossFire™ mode under Windows Vista.
- CrossFire™ Enhancements for Windows Vista: Catalyst™ 7.3 includes CrossFire™ enhancements for Windows Vista that enable the Alternate Frame Rendering (AFR) CrossFire™ rendering mode by default, enabling performance benefits for all AFR compatible applications immediately (including newly released applications that have not been officially profiled for CrossFire™). Future Catalyst™ releases will add further CrossFire™ performance gains once new applications have been profiled specifically for CrossFire™.
Performance Improvements:
Dark Messiah Might and Magic performance improves 12.5% or greater on all Radeon™ X1000 series configurations when running in CrossFire™ mode under both the Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems. Larger gains of 60% or more can be seen on high end products.
















Optional Downloads: Individual driver download packages, ATI Multimedia Center, and AVIVO
If you click that link, you'll see the WDM Driver listed as 3 of 3 (which is updated to v7.3). You can click the Release Notes to verify the version for your graphic card.
Optional Downloads: Individual driver download packages, ATI Multimedia Center, and AVIVO
If you click that link, you'll see the WDM Driver listed as 3 of 3 (which is updated to v7.3). You can click the Release Notes to verify the version for your graphic card.
He's talking about AVIVO for vista. He's right, there's still no AVIVO for vista
CCC now works for me unlike in 7.2
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