and Vista), all old models since Radeon HD 2000 series as well as some FireStream and AMD Chipset product families. The new driver includes AMD display driver v8.951, HydraVision, Southbridge/IXP driver as well as AMD Catalyst Control Center/Vision Engine Control Center version 8.951. The "resolved issues" list isn't that long and includes resolved issues with AMD Catalyst Control Center startup, flickering and texture corruption with anti-aliasing in Skyrim, fixed system crash when running Alan Wake with enabled Crossfire in DirectX 9 mode, random system hang in Far Cry 2 at high settings, crash of Furmark in high-performance mode, and some other fixes for a couple of other game titles.
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Nikola Brankovic
Thursday, 29 March 2012 22:57
AMD has released its newest Catalyst 12.3 graphics driver pack that now supports the entire Radeon HD 7000 series (under Windows 7 and Vista), all old models since Radeon HD 2000 series as well as some FireStream and AMD Chipset product families. The new driver includes AMD display driver v8.951, HydraVision, Southbridge/IXP driver as well as AMD Catalyst Control Center/Vision Engine Control Center version 8.951. The "resolved issues" list isn't that long and includes resolved issues with AMD Catalyst Control Center startup, flickering and texture corruption with anti-aliasing in Skyrim, fixed system crash when running Alan Wake with enabled Crossfire in DirectX 9 mode, random system hang in Far Cry 2 at high settings, crash of Furmark in high-performance mode, and some other fixes for a couple of other game titles.
and Vista), all old models since Radeon HD 2000 series as well as some FireStream and AMD Chipset product families. The new driver includes AMD display driver v8.951, HydraVision, Southbridge/IXP driver as well as AMD Catalyst Control Center/Vision Engine Control Center version 8.951. The "resolved issues" list isn't that long and includes resolved issues with AMD Catalyst Control Center startup, flickering and texture corruption with anti-aliasing in Skyrim, fixed system crash when running Alan Wake with enabled Crossfire in DirectX 9 mode, random system hang in Far Cry 2 at high settings, crash of Furmark in high-performance mode, and some other fixes for a couple of other game titles.
