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ATI X1950PRO and Windows 7 !HELP!

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Okay iv been looking ALL around and still cant find a fix for this, i realize there is a bit of a support issue with the X1xxx series and windows 7 BUT i recently got a X1950PRO just 2 hours ago and still cant get it to work with windows 7 x64. this is FRUSTRATING considering i was running it FINE with a OLD ass ATI 9600 Atlantis just a few hours ago! I tried the windows drivers, the vista x64 9.1, 9.3 drivers and i keep geting the same problem! when i install the drivers it says i have to restart, i restart, the screen res is finally nice in the login screen looks beautifull then when i login it looks perfect the res is fixed looks like it worked then bam a few seconds in it freezes and my monitor refreshes and crashes and my pc reboots! im in safe mode now PLEASE HELP!

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Here is the link that leads you to the ATI driver download page http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/Pages/index.aspx
You will notice an option specifically for windows 7...hope this works for you:)

Reply to Bigbluemeanie
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lol thats the first place i checked... problem is my card isnt on that list its the X1950PRO AGP like i said :(

Reply to pr3m

Have you tried the Vista 64 drivers?

Reply to jitpublisher
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ATI have dropped support for their DX9 only cards, including the 19XX series. You will need to locate and use an older driver.

{edit} 'scuse - "Reduced Support": http://www.extremetech.com/article [...] 476,00.asp


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iv tried the vista 64 bit drivers no go either. when i sucesfuly do install a driver and boot up windows 7 at the login screen the res is fixed it looks like its working then when i login after a second or so it freezes sometimes gives me the bluescreen screen crash. i dono does that mean its a PSU prob? but my PSU should be good i mean i tested it and its been working fine its a Ennermax 460W DC output +12V 33A and im only testing this with 1 HDD 2 case fans and a gig of ram no drvies pluged in at all either. i wish i can fix this damn problem and play games with my X1950 :( id hate to plug in my 9600 Atlantis and play with that agian...

Reply to pr3m
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Try 9.1 or 9.2 for vista from " Previous Drivers & Software". 9.1 worked for me!
Good luck.

Reply to aquatom

pr3m wrote :

iv tried the vista 64 bit drivers no go either. when i sucesfuly do install a driver and boot up windows 7 at the login screen the res is fixed it looks like its working then when i login after a second or so it freezes sometimes gives me the bluescreen screen crash. i dono does that mean its a PSU prob? but my PSU should be good i mean i tested it and its been working fine its a Ennermax 460W DC output +12V 33A and im only testing this with 1 HDD 2 case fans and a gig of ram no drvies pluged in at all either. i wish i can fix this damn problem and play games with my X1950 :( id hate to plug in my 9600 Atlantis and play with that agian...




Pr3m,
hi, have You solved the problem already ? I've just installed the final W 7 ultimate.. and got the same problem as Yours.. killing myself for whole day already.. checked on vista already how it works (flawless) - used to use XP Pro for quite some years.. no problems though.. only this W 7.. it looks pretty good as an OS.. but this graphic card..

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