Device Manager shows a driver date of 2.15.13 but it shows version 12.100.17.0, which is Beta 5. I have already tried uninstalling and updating manually to no avail.
Anybody else seeing this?
Device Manager shows a driver date of 2.15.13 but it shows version 12.100.17.0, which is Beta 5. I have already tried uninstalling and updating manually to no avail.
Anybody else seeing this?
chimaxi, I am curious what settings and options/performance you get in WoT with similar specs to me. Note I have a slightly greater resolution, and my crossfire setup isn't as high end as yours. I still get poor performance and FPS drops at times.
definitely a noticable difference in smoothness in skyrim for me. I'm not sure how much of that is my new 3570k though. Last week on my i5 750 and beta 5 it wasn't this smooth even though it was a constant 60fps.
anyone able to comment on the reduction of flickering? I am getting flickering intermittently in Borderlands 2. When it happens its pretty bad, but I cant reproduce the problem. It just happens sporadically. very rarely, actually. I can play for hours and not see it. I have an extremely mild overclock on my card (actually its just the "bios 2" for the sapphire card which is probably the spec its designed to run at) and it can benchmark for hours without failing so I dont think that is the reason for it.
also, I'll be installing the drivers tonight and gaming for hours to test it =)
edit: and by flickering I mean artifacting.
What drivers are you currently using?
Who the hell would be playing these newer games on RC11 drivers, when these games came out much later on? Also, new kinds of games usually need intensive driver optimization, so there's usually a much improved driver version that's already available even before the game is officially launched, thanks to the driver team working with the developer during beta process.Since when does a $400 card compete with a $900 one? Not sure that theory makes sense to be honest. Why would AMD have gimped their drivers since their poor driver performance is what forced them to cut prices on HD7970 when GTX680 launched? If their drivers were up to par back then, they wouldn't have been forced to drop prices so dramatically after 670/680 cards launched given where a 925mhz 7970 sits now.
http://www.computerbase.de/artikel/grafikkarten/2013/test-17-grafikkarten-im-vergleich/3/
Also, when HD7970 cards launched, CF performance was very poor and there were many other issues. I think that negatively impacts the user experience and tarnishes the reputation. I don't think AMD would do such a thing on purpose just for some 10,000 unit halo card.
You think AMD purposely held back performance on HD7000 cards? You think they are that sadistic to their customers?
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Release notes:
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE AMD CATALYST 13.2 BETA 6 DRIVER
Huh. So no Unigine Heaven improvement specifically noted. I wonder why I got it, then?
- Resolves minor anti-aliasing corruption seen in Crysis 3
- Improves Hitman Absolution Crossfire scaling
- Fixes graphical corruption on onbjects and textures in Call of Duty - Black Ops 2
Release notes:
FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE AMD CATALYST 13.2 BETA 6 DRIVER
Huh. So no Unigine Heaven improvement specifically noted. I wonder why I got it, then?
- Resolves minor anti-aliasing corruption seen in Crysis 3
- Improves Hitman Absolution Crossfire scaling
- Fixes graphical corruption on onbjects and textures in Call of Duty - Black Ops 2
Is the FPS really dropping the higher I clock the card?
Ran a couple more in Extreme HD