Hey, I just got a ATI x1900xtx last week. It's watercooled and all. I installed a slipstreamed version of windows that came with something called AeroGlass. It was pre-installed with graphics drivers, but they're old.
When I went to ATI's site to download the latest and installed them, after I rebooted.. my grpahics resolution and bit changed to the lowest. It's all weird colors now and very big. I reverted to original drivers, and it works on the old ones again. But again.. they're old.
Is there any way to find out what's wrong or what's causing it not to install? I installed my latest motherboard chipset drivers and everything for everything else.
Thanks alot.
ps: here's what it says the version of windows comes with. It's windows pro slipstreamed with aeroglass and these features.
http://www.crewxp.com/x1900xtx/info.txt
the latest ATI ones for sure. supposedly gives somethings a nice boost especially with the x1900 series.
of course i am biased as they ahve helped my crossfire alot.
I dont know what the F is up with 6.7 and 6.8 drivers with F.E.A.R and my X1900XT but performance overall was better with the 6.3's in that game.
Here is the deal, the time benchmark is actually better with the 6.8's but the game itself is worse when you get around things like that flaming barrel on the first level! WTF the 6.3 drivers are giving me better frames at that part and any other part with those kind of effects!
I have reformatted and this is a clean install too!
I installed a slipstreamed version of windows that came with something called AeroGlass.
Um... AeroGlass is a Vista only feature, someoe may have hacked a version for XP (I'm assuming thats what you installed), but odds are it only will work with certain versions of the drivers (and suck up resources). Personally I would stick to a regular version of XP as AeroGlass doesn't add much...
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