Friday, November 12th 2010
AMD Releases Catalyst 10.10e Hotfix Driver Update
AMD released the fifth hotfix update for Catalyst 10.10 WHQL. Catalyst 10.10e, like Catalyst 10.10c Hotfix, packs a number of game-specific performance improvements, and extends MLAA (morphological anti-aliasing) support introduced by Catalyst 10.10d Hotfix, to all Radeon HD 5000 series GPUs. The new Catalyst AI controls in control center are extended to Radeon HD 5000 GPUs, these were previously available only to users of Radeon HD 6800 series. Support for new stereoscopic 3D capable hardware was also added.
DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 10.10e Hotfix Update
A detailed list of changes follows.
DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 10.10e Hotfix Update
A detailed list of changes follows.
- The AMD Catalyst Control Center now features the new AMD Catalyst AI user interface options on the ATI Radeon HD 5000 Series (the new AMD Catalyst AI options were previously only available for the AMD Radeon 6800 Series)"
- Fixed cases where Morphological Anti-Aliasing (MLAA) was not being correctly applied to games (very intermittently)
- OpenGL 4.1 beta support
- Support for the new Morphological Anti-Aliasing feature
- Dead Rising 2 - Crossfire profile (Resolves negative scaling)
- Crossfire Performance Improvement for:
o Metro 2033
o F1 2011 - (Direct X9 version)
o Fallout New Vegas - Performance optimizations for systems with an AMD Radeon HD 6870 and AMD Radeon HD 6850 series of graphics products installed
o Aliens versus Predator performance enhancements
o Star Craft 2 performance enhancements
o OpenGL performance enhancements - gains can be seen in Prey, Quake Wars: Enemy Territories, and Heaven v2 - Support for additional Stereo 3D-capable displays:
o Viewsonic V3D241wm-LED
o 3D Projectors
107 Comments on AMD Releases Catalyst 10.10e Hotfix Driver Update
I'm still on 10.10 stock as it works fine for me - I *may* upgrade to these for MLAA although my card does FSAA in all my games fine anyway.
also: please stop with the offtopic nonsense. we're hurting the ATI haters brains enough already.
Color problem fix is in numerous threads, it takes about 1 minute to perform, if you had fully calibrated your monitor it would never occur as it wouldn't be reading the EDID anyway.
Ok the naming scheme is cool and easy to understand, (year/Month), but for gods sake make a new cool driver name scheme and just release them when they're finished already??
these are specific fixes for people who need them. no one is being forced to update, so by saying beta/hotfix releases are a negative thing is just... sheer madness. i'd call it stupidity, but it goes beyond that.
If ATI release a driver every month with 10 fixes, or ten drivers in a month adding one fix at a time, what makes the first so superior? at least now, those among us willing to use beta drivers can get the fixes we need a few weeks (or even months) earlier.
I had the pink problem and guess what? i don't care i fixed it easy with a 2 second adjustment. As for everything else all i can say is no probs here.
Please hit up Terry Makedon if you question this install method. As the head of the Catalyst team for 10+ years, I'm personally gonna listen to what he says.
Though there is one funny thing with MLAA. In general it works fine, but in GTA Vice City it's working great during the night cycle but hardly does anything during the day cycle. It seems like the game is shading scenery in such a way during a day that MLAA fails to be applied properly.
At the end: æ ø å
its also danish.
Should be able to make 29 hotfixes every month, that is if i can count how many letters there is in alphabet..
I can bet a lot of people with Mobility 5xxx series cards are dying to try MLAA
ONE MORE THING, PEOPLE THEY ARE CALLED BETA DRIVERS FOR A REASON BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT M$ WHQL CERTED, SO DON'T COMPLAIN IF IT DOENS'T FIX YOUR PROBLEMS OR GIVES YOU MORE!! COMPRENDO????