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    New ATI Drivers 3.10.

    Although they are not certified by MS yet. You could consider them 3.10 beta.

    Released because off a major ATI problem with CoD (Call of Duty)

    http://www.ati.com/support/infobase/4291.html

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    It's annoying that ATI expect everyone to d/load the entire lot.
    The drivers on the own would be preferable, especially for those on narrow band (I'm on BB by the way )
    Apparently, people have gotten rid of their CoD problems with these drivers, although others have gotten rid by just disabling fast-writes and vpu recover.

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    That problem doesn't appear to affect me. I'm running an uber card - the Radders 9000
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