Welps posting from my cell phone cause now none or my screens get a signal.
This is turning into a real headache. Haha. After an awesome day glad good old AMD can turn things around for me.
1. Go to Add/Remove Programs
2. Uninstall the Catalyst Install manager (Express Uninstall)
3. Reboot the computer and log back into windows as normal
4. Go to folder options and select show hidden files and folders
The next part of the guide will remove all ATi/AMD files and folders from the computer.
5. Go to your C drive and remove the AMD folder
6. Double click the Program Data folder (Normally hidden) and remove all ATi/AMD folders
7. Go back to C and double click Program Files and remove all ATi/AMD folders
8. Go back to C and double click Program Files (x86) and remove all ATi/AMD folders
9. Go back to C and double click Users
10. Access the name of your windows profile and double click AppData (Normally hidden)
11. Check the Local, LocalLow and Roaming folders for any ATi/AMD folders and remove them.
12. Go back to Users and check the Default folder (Normally hidden)
13. Double click AppData (Normally hidden)
14. Check the Local and Roaming folders for any ATi/AMD folders and remove them.
The next part of the guide will remove registry entries left by the AMD drivers.
15. Close everything down and go back to your desktop
16. Click start, then type regedit.
17. Click HKEY_CURRENT_USER and extend the folder
18. Click Software and extend the folder
19. Remove all AMD and ATi Folders
20. Click Wow6432Node and extend the folder (Within the software folder)
21. Remove the AMD folder
22. Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE and extend the folder
23. Click SOFTWARE and extend the folder
24. Remove all AMD and ATi Folders
25. Click Wow6432Node and extend the folder
26. Remove all AMD and ATi Folders
27. Click HKEY_USERS and extend the folder
28. Click .DEFAULT and extend the folder
29. Click Software and extend the folder
30. Remove all AMD and ATi folders
31. Click S-1-5-18 and extend the folder
32. Click Software and extend the folder
33. Remove all AMD and ATi folders
34. Click S-1-5-21-1632250243-966907716-928185508-1000 and extend the folder
35. Click Software and extend the folder
36. Remove all AMD and ATi Folders
37. Close down regedit and empty your recycle bin
38. Undo the folder options change to hide the hidden folders
39. Reboot
40. Install your AMD/Nvidia drivers and reboot
Okay, got video again, even installed 13.8's again but now...
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Boooyaaaa! I wonder if this is because I'm running Win8.1? Ah, another night lost.
Think I read the drivers don't work with 8.1 yet.
If this is true, /facepalm.
I should have figured. I recall Balla using 8.1, but I could be wrong.
Didn't AMD just recently release a new 8.1 driver? Let me see if I Can find it...
Found this on OCN:
"Installation instructions for Windows 8.1 users:
- Download the latest AMD Catalyst Win 8.1 Release Preview Drivers.
- Extract it.
- Replace the "Drivers" folder inside "Packages" with the one that comes with 13.8
- Run the setup."
because I'm running Win8.1
Found this on OCN:
"Installation instructions for Windows 8.1 users:
- Download the latest AMD Catalyst Win 8.1 Release Preview Drivers.
- Extract it.
- Replace the "Drivers" folder inside "Packages" with the one that comes with 13.8
- Run the setup."
Thanks, will give this a shot since I'm downloading what I believe are the most recent 8.1 preview build:
http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/AMDCatalystOpenGL43BetaDriver.aspx
You do realize that's an OpenGL driver?
DAFUQ is this?

It's a whole package, the most recent AMD released that supports Windows 8.1.
I assumed it included the most recent 8.1 3D driver on top of the updated OpenGL driver. It wouldn't just be an OpenGL driver - would it? EDIT: Download file is 234MBs, same as Beta 13.8 File size.
Either way, I got everything working and not sure what versions of what I'm running now.
I ran the Beta 13.8 Installer, realized it was only installing the CCC portion, but not the Display Driver. Got that installed, then I used the "OpenGL 4.3" installer and that installed display drivers...long story short...
DAFUQ is this?
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I have the Frame Pacing under 3D settings, my second card is idling at 0/0, and my main card is idling at 300/150 again.
I used the leaked drivers :|
Is there a difference?
I'm overclocking my main card with my second shut off, playing some more casual games, also been downlocking it to 800MHz and undervolting it into the dirt.... No huge issues, though sometimes I get your problem and have the flip AB on and off for ULPS and unofficial OC mode, reboot reinstall, fun stuff that everyone enjoys. Also I have to tab out and move the powertune on the second card otherwise it throttles at stock (I can't adjust voltage on it).
AMD - Where concessions are made everyday![]()
The only problem I've noticed so far with 13.8 is that my monitor now takes an unusually long time to wake up from idle.
To be specific, previously it only took one or two seconds. Now after installing 13.8, when I walk up to my PC after a period of inactivity and move the mouse to wake up my monitor, it takes a good 6-8 seconds. First time it happened I thought my computer was completely unresponsive, and/or it had crashed. But after a moment the screen finally turned on.
A bizarre issue; nothing critical so far, but it is irritating. We'll see how it behaves for the next little while.
I get it to work (generally), up to 1050/1525, after that nope.
Edit: As far as my experience with the new drivers, I have none. I haven't been in a game that needed two cards or even high clocks since Sleeping Dogs (Which I ran with ULPS enabled 1050/1525).
I also didn't think I complained a lot, mostly just Far Cry 3 really. I don't have it installed and don't plan to I wasn't a big fan of it.
