ATI Catalyst 10.7a Beta Adds AA in StarCraft 2

Friday AMD released a new Catalyst 10.7a driver that adds anti-aliasing support for Blizzard's just-released sci-fi RTS, StarCraft II. According to AMD, anti-aliasing must be enabled through the ATI Catalyst Control Center when using Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP.

Here's the full scoop:

** Starcraft II: Support for Anti-Aliasing through the ATI Catalyst Control Center when using a Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP based system with an:

  • ATI Radeon HD 5xxx series graphics card or ATI Radeon Mobility equivalent series of products
  • ATI Radeon HD 4xxx series graphics card or ATI Radeon Mobility equivalent series of products
  • ATI Radeon HD 3xxx series graphics card or ATI Radeon Mobility equivalent series of products
  • ATI Radeon HD 2xxx series graphics card or ATI Radeon Mobility equivalent series of products

** Improved performance for Quad ATI CrossFireX for Eyefinity supported configurations.

To download, click on the appropriate link below:

ATI Catalyst 10.7a beta driver for Windows 7 / Windows Vista

ATI Catalyst 10.7a beta driver for Windows XP

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  • partytime
    w00t!
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  • wintermint
    AMD is def. not giving up their lead :) Go AMD :D
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  • Ragnar-Kon
    Downloaded it, tried it, SC2 now kicks the snot out of my Radeon HD 2400. My Radeon HD 4870 runs it like a champ. Wish I had a 5xxx series... *sigh*

    Props to the ATI team at AMD, good job.
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  • skittle
    And still broken linux drivers!!!
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  • kezix_69
    Hopefully they can keep this up and maybe I'll get an ATI card next time I buy a video card!
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  • tommysch
    skittleAnd still broken linux drivers!!!
    Does anybody cares?
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  • sheath
    Sweet, cant wait to download these tonight!
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  • Huh ?
    Didn't the ATI CC or the Nvidia Control Panel already have the ability to add anti aliasing to ANY Direct3D application ? I always do that on old apps in nvidia control panel...
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  • noodlegts
    MaulBCHuh ?Didn't the ATI CC or the Nvidia Control Panel already have the ability to add anti aliasing to ANY Direct3D application ? I always do that on old apps in nvidia control panel...
    Doesn't always work well. Nvidia has a similar thing that I tried and it didn't work. Had to wait for latest drivers to actually support the game and even then they're not tweaked for it.
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  • jakmove
    Can't wait to get these downloaded, and the game installed. Also waiting for my second 5770. It's gonna be a good week!
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