Thursday, December 1st 2011
AMD Posts Catalyst 11.11c Performance Driver
AMD published the third performance driver based on Catalyst 11.11, the Catalyst 11.11c. The driver addresses some glaring issues ahead of the upcoming Catalyst WHQL monthly update. The new performance driver addresses the following issue:
Elder Scrolls Skyrim
DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 11.11c Performance Driver for Windows 7 and Vista | Windows XP
Elder Scrolls Skyrim
- Delivers AMD CrossfireX performance scaling for the AMD Radeon HD 5000 Series
DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 11.11c Performance Driver for Windows 7 and Vista | Windows XP
33 Comments on AMD Posts Catalyst 11.11c Performance Driver
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how are people using the 4GBfix/LAA and these drivers and still having working crossfire?
90 average fps across 2 GPUs on 30" (with 2 GPUs disabled due to AFR)
No flickering so far, only with 11.11c
To be honest, 11.11c doesn't really scale well. With 11.11a I had one GPU disabled and I used to get 40+ fps in Whiterun, whereas with 11.11c I only get 30 fps. But since that and Markarth are my only worst places I'm not going to bother tweaking anymore since in the rest of the game-world where the action really is I get between 45-60 (with vsync) and it's ok and playable for me.
Where are you getting the flickering actually? Water? Terrain?
I'm asking because I don't get any flickering. Very rarely, if I'm looking over a large distance, I might see some tip of a mountain flickering different shades of grey. But that's all.
(I remember that used to happen way back in Oblivion in 2007 when I was using an 8600GTS...)
I used to get really bad flickering with 11.11b. The smoke, water and fog used to strobe from their normal colour to white and back, and parts of the terrain would flicker to bright green and back. That was really awful.
Are you using any mods? Perhaps something is conflicting?
Or check your .ini tweaks if you have any? A good idea if you have ini tweaks would be to backup your current skyrimprefs.ini file and put it on the desktop, then delete the one from the game. Start the game and it would generate a new default skyrimprefs.ini
i havent tweaked the game, and run just one mod - the beautiful skyrim one.