AMD releases new ATI Catalyst drivers for October

Posted Oct 22nd 2009 6:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Downloads, Hardware

We suspected that AMD might wait until the Windows 7 launch date to release its regular monthly driver updates for its ATI Radeon graphics cards, and we were right. The Catalyst 9.10 drivers are now available for download from AMD's gaming web site.

The release notes for the new drivers give the 411 on what's new, improved and fixed in this release. One of the new features is a new anti-aliasing method called Super Sampling that AMD claims will improve image quality for its ATI Radeon HD 5800 graphics card (the only ones that currently support DirectX11) while still allowing for solid performance. There are also some bugs addressed for games like Ghostbusters and Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena.

Tags: amd, ati, ati-radeon, catalyst-9.10

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

sorry, I forgot when updating you do only need to download the display driver or do you also have to download the Catalyst Control Center?Posted at 6:24PM on Oct 22nd 2009 by Alex

i just wish opencl standard loyalty free term means this powerful processing power can go in to the good hearted men and women who dedicate hours of coding to make superfast video encoding software ect.

really whats the point of avivo converter it has few options when converting video,all that power for nothingPosted at 8:15PM on Oct 22nd 2009 by pubbaa

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