ATI Performance-Treiber Catalyst 5.11 Final ist da

Montag, 14. Nov. 2005 06:25 - [jp] - Quelle:

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Über ATIs Performance Treiber in der Beta-Version 5.10a hatten wir bereits berichtet. Dieser hatte OpenGL-Optimierungen an Bord, die beispielsweise in Doom3 für 35% mehr Geschwindigkeit sorgen sollten. Nun gibt es die Optimierungen im neuen offiziellen ATI Catalyst 5.11.

Wir müssen zugeben, dass wir die Veröffentlichung des Treibers fast verpasst hätten - erst steht seit dem Wochenende zum Download bereit. Zu den Spielen, die von den Bugfixes und Verbesserungen profitieren sollen, zählen Battlefield 2, Call of Duty, Doom 3, F.E.A.R. und Quake 4.

Der Download ist - je nach Variante - rund 25 oder 34 MB groß und steht für Windows XP und Windows 2000 bereit. Da das Changelog ist extrem lang ist, hier mal der Ausschnitt, der die meisten interessieren dürfte:

3DMark05: Running the application under Windows XP MCE with CrossFire enabled no longer results in a warning message being displayed when closing the application
Battlefield 2: Playing the game under Windows XP with an ATI Radeon 9200/9250 series no longer results in the operating system failing to respond
Call of Duty: Starting a single player game at any skill level no longer results in the operating system failing to respond when using an ATI Xpress 200 series product
City of Heroes: Playing the game under Windows XP Media Center Edition no longer results in display corruption being notice when attempting to task-switch between the game and the desktop
Doom3 Resurrection of Evil: Playing the game under Windows XP MCE with CrossFire enabled and Catalyst A.I. disabled no longer results in scissor mode corruption being noticed
Doom 3 Resurrection of Evil: Playing the game under Windows XP MCE with CrossFire enabled no longer results in ghosting effect being noticed
FarCry: Installing the 1.32 patch for the game followed by changing the lighting quality no longer result in corruption being noticed when reaching a certain point in the game
F.E.A.R.: Playing the game under Windows XP using an ATI Radeon X1800 no longer results in poor performance being noticed
Max Payne 2: Playing the game under Windows XP with CrossFire enabled no longer results in a loss of sync being noticed
Neverwinter Nights: Installing the 1.66 patch along with Shadows of Undertide and Hordes add-ons no longer results in features of the game being missing when using an ATI Radeon 9600 SE
Quake 4: The fire effect no longer becomes corrupt after using GLSL
Serious Sam: Two directdraw samples are no longer displayed as a blank screen