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Tod
Just updated to Catalyst 4.1, played Command & Conquer Zero hour, works
fine.
Using an ATI AIW 9600 PRO
fine.
Using an ATI AIW 9600 PRO
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Athura
Tod said:
What cats were you using and have you noticed a performance diff in generals
between the two ?
T
Tod
The last one, which I believe was 3.9
Performance was good before, so I do not notice any real difference.
Performance was good before, so I do not notice any real difference.
B
Bobby
Yep, 4.1 fine for me too (9600 Pro).
T
Tilo Peter
Tod said:
Yeah here, too
Finaly Windows doesn't crash anymore if i enable TV-Out
9800
N
NightSky 421
Tod said:
Every make of card will have certain problems, but I must say that I was
somewhat concerned when I came across this thread:
http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?s=9ff81afc91ab7134ac6eccd64758ee0f&threadid=33705231
I very much commend such a list coming out, but I think I will stick with
the 3.10's and wait for the 4.2's to get released and hopefully have some of
the issues ironed out. Based on my own personal experience, I have no
reason not to have faith in ATI but I'm doing fine with the 3.10's for now.
I did, however, get a laugh out of the comments made to Nvidia's PR team!
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pbs
I found that 3dm 2001 using 4.1 was 600 points slower than the 3.10s
I was most impressed with the 3.10 drivers as I noticed things with the 3dm
demo that I never noticed before with other versions
like writings on billboards
I think I'll switch back if that is possible without a format
I was most impressed with the 3.10 drivers as I noticed things with the 3dm
demo that I never noticed before with other versions
like writings on billboards
I think I'll switch back if that is possible without a format
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Tony DiMarzio
Finally... a driver revision, post 3.7, that works well for me. And it does
work well. In fact it has solved "most" (not all) of the idiosyncratic
issues I've had with the Catalyst drivers. Here's my system configuration
for reference:
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Windows XP (2600-Professional) w/ SP1
Tbird 1400@1470 [14x*105fsb] AYHJA
A7V133 1.05@1007 (Jumperless Mode)
Via 4-in-1-438a Final
Thermalright Ax-7, YS-Tech 80mm 3-pin 48.5 CFM, 3300 RPM, 37 dba(RPM and CFM
adjustable)
512mb (2 x (Performance Series Micro BGA- PC-166 (2/2/2) - 256))
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (Catalyst 4.1) (C-378mhz / M-337.5mhz) OC to
(C-398.25mhz / M-351mhz) (411.75/357.75)
SbAudigy 5.1 (PCI-Slot 3)
3COM 3C905C-TX (PCI-Slot 2)
60gb IBM 60gxp primary/master
120gb Western Digital WD1200JB primary/slave
16x HI-VAL DVDrom (BDV316C) secondary/master
48x/24x/48x plextor (PX-W4824A) secondary/slave
LianLi PC-6070 *Silent* Aluminum Mid-Tower Case | 2x80mm intake fans, 1x80mm
exhaust fan
PowerMax 470watt Aluminum Power Supply
work well. In fact it has solved "most" (not all) of the idiosyncratic
issues I've had with the Catalyst drivers. Here's my system configuration
for reference:
------------------------
Windows XP (2600-Professional) w/ SP1
Tbird 1400@1470 [14x*105fsb] AYHJA
A7V133 1.05@1007 (Jumperless Mode)
Via 4-in-1-438a Final
Thermalright Ax-7, YS-Tech 80mm 3-pin 48.5 CFM, 3300 RPM, 37 dba(RPM and CFM
adjustable)
512mb (2 x (Performance Series Micro BGA- PC-166 (2/2/2) - 256))
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (Catalyst 4.1) (C-378mhz / M-337.5mhz) OC to
(C-398.25mhz / M-351mhz) (411.75/357.75)
SbAudigy 5.1 (PCI-Slot 3)
3COM 3C905C-TX (PCI-Slot 2)
60gb IBM 60gxp primary/master
120gb Western Digital WD1200JB primary/slave
16x HI-VAL DVDrom (BDV316C) secondary/master
48x/24x/48x plextor (PX-W4824A) secondary/slave
LianLi PC-6070 *Silent* Aluminum Mid-Tower Case | 2x80mm intake fans, 1x80mm
exhaust fan
PowerMax 470watt Aluminum Power Supply