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    Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    http://www.legitreviews.com/news/10268/

    Catalyst 11.4 early preview:

    Users should see a boost, particularly with anti-aliasing and large resolutions in numerous titles:

    Up to 70% performance improvement in Civilization V
    Up to 49% performance improvement in Call of Duty: Black Ops
    Up to 23% performance improvement in F1 2010
    Up to 21% performance improvement in Wolfenstein MP
    Up to 15% performance improvement in Tom Clancy’s H.A.W.X
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    Up to 15% performance improvement in Crysis Warhead
    Up to 50% performance improvement in Unigine Heaven
    Up to 22% performance improvement in Batman: Arkham Asylum
    Up to 19% performance improvement in Aliens vs. Predator

    AMD offical page with download link

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    70% performance improvement in Civilization V is quite a jump forwards!

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    well that's going to settle the which graphics cards for £200 debate for a while

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    The performance boost figures are compared to what previous drivers?

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    has made dawn of war 2: retribution a hell of a lot smoother on a 5850, so there are more improvements than documented going on.
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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    http://www.legitreviews.com/news/10268/
    Users should see a boost, particularly with anti-aliasing and large resolutions in numerous titles:
    Would be nice if anyone could post some figures. There are benchies popping up over the place showing improvements; 3Dmark11 is adding about 200 points in some cases.

    The 'large resolutions' with AA showing a 70% increase could be arise from 1fps to 1.7fps!

    I'm pragamatic as every 11.x driver has prevented my system from using any of windows power saving functions.

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    So, poor 11.3 got disowned or something? Still, might have to try these out, although, there isnt anything really wrong with the 10.12 that I'm using - hopefully will finish the game that I am on at the moment and then change after that. Hopefully there is still something there for us 5850 users

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    11.3 is OK. I tried them out to make sure that the troubles of 11.1 had been removed. They were nothing special, but didn't cause any problems either.
    Society's to blame,
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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Quote Originally Posted by Domestic_Ginger View Post
    I'm pragamatic as every 11.x driver has prevented my system from using any of windows power saving functions.
    I've stopped with 10.3 (that said, I do have an aged 4830), since any later drivers up the idle memory and core clocks significantly (e.g. from 160 to 500 for the core).

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Quote Originally Posted by Queelis View Post
    I've stopped with 10.3 (that said, I do have an aged 4830), since any later drivers up the idle memory and core clocks significantly (e.g. from 160 to 500 for the core).
    I use ATI Tray Tools to set custom 2D and 3D clockspeeds.

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Just update.

    My system crashed on start when ATI tray tools installed. Uninstall it everything working fine again.

    With 11.4 sometimes screen freeze while i playing Dragon age 2. Haven't try other game yet.

    For benchmark, it boost a little , like 10% more score in heaven dx11.
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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    I am only interested in Civ V and that is quite a big jump. What have they done??
    there are things that we know we know, things that we know we don't know and things that we don't know we don't know!


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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Quote Originally Posted by duongnt View Post
    I am only interested in Civ V and that is quite a big jump. What have they done??
    Unspeakable things no man should ever have to do. Now let's not talk of it again...

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Thats some pretty big gains for a driver!

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Well reviews always pointed out something was wrong with Civ V - initially for both nVidia and AMD, but nVidia 'fixed' it a little while back, looks like AMD are heading there as well.

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    Re: Good news to ATI 68xx/69xx User

    Woo, cant wait to get my drivers updated now!

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