ATI Catalyst 10.5 Radeon GPU Drivers Released
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Fresh drivers to refresh your GPU.
Ready to get rid of that not-so-fresh feeling in your graphic driver stack? Then check out the just-released ATI Catalyst 10.5 now available for your Radeon HD GPU.
Here's what's new:
New Windows Features
Support for 120 Hz displays for ATI Radeon HD 4000 Series and ATI Radeon HD 3000 Series GPUs
- ATI Catalyst driver now supports 120 Hz Displays for the ATI Radeon HD 4000 and ATI Radeon HD 3000 Series graphics cards
New Linux Features
Support for new Linux operating systems
- This release of ATI Catalyst driver for Linux introduces support for the following new operating systems:
- SLED/SLES 11 SP1 early look support
There are also fixes for the following games: Alien vs. Predator, Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Empire: Total War, IL-2 Sturmovik: 1946, Mass Effect 2, Napoleon: Total War, Resident Evil 5, and Splinter Cell Conviction.
To download the driver, click here.
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10.5 whql
maybe are new fixed 10.5 version 2 ? marcus !!!!
Damn... I have the exact same card. I guess I'll give it a try anyways.
TH is always like this. they do great articles but we get news stories days sometimes a full week after it happened.
Yes...Its unfortunate but TH isn't really a news site.
LONG LIVE AMD!
In any case, I'll test this on the 5770 I just received yesterday
So I could vote him up
On XP the old driver was causing crashes, so far with the new driver so good, although I havent tested any major games yet.
In regards to Linux (Ubuntu 10.04)the new driver gives me a message in the lower right had corner with the AMD logo and "Unsupported Hardware" that is persistent. It was getting late so I gave up on working on it until this weekend, but it was frustrating.
Anyone else having this issue?
That is not even the most appalling thing here. When they reported the release of the 10.4 drivers, they didn't mention a SINGLE WORD about the 2D performance being corrected - it was clearly stated in the release notes, even after I sent them several messages through several means (e-mail, messages through the site). - And I'm not saying a review, they did not even report the fact that AMD said it!
Not only that, they still didn't do a thing to report if AMD has actually fixed the problem.
What is VERY strange here is that is was Tom's Hardware to bring up the problem with a 2-part article and now they stay quiet about this! What is going on ?
Fanbois maybe?
For windows 7 64 bit