Ced's Files: ATI Catalyst Drivers for Windows XP 8.12

ATI Catalyst Drivers for Windows XP 8.12 (Windows, Freeware, 36.4MB) [alt DL] is the ATI unified driver that has been further enhanced to provide the highest level of power, performance, and reliability. The ATI CATALYST software suite is the ultimate in performance and stability.

Display and WDM Drivers included in this bundle.

Resolved Issues:

Using an HDMI cable to connect an ATI All-in-Wonder to a Yamaha receiver
may result in the display resolution being limited to 1280x1024 and audio
failing to function
Catalyst Control Center, some of the 3D settings are not displayed on ATI
Radeon HD 4870 adapters
The operating system may fail to start after installing the display driver with
some configurations of "Crosfire" with Radeon X1900 Series devices
The operating system may intermittently fail when exiting Test Drive Unlim-
ited after extensive game play
Dual display, playing multiple video files on each monitor may cause the sys-
tem to stop responding
City of Villains: Attempting to launch the game on a system running Win-
dows XP and containing either two ATI Radeon HD 38x0 or 46x0 products
may result in the game failing to load and the operating system failing to
respond
Some OpenGL applications may cause the OS to stop responding on some
ATI Radeon HD 45xx adapters
On some configurations, the display driver may stop responding when resolu-
tion is set to 2048x1536 with 8X Anti-Alias and Edge Detect filter enabled
Exiting some games may intermittently cause the following error message
when 8X anti-alias edge detection is enabled: "Display Driver stopped work-
ing"
Hot unplugging a HDMI connection during video playback may cause system
instability
Catalyst Control Center: Enabling pulldown setting may not work on all video
formats
Systems configured with Overlay Theater Mode enabled may intermittently
become unresponsive after playing video
Catalyst Control Center, setting the de-noise slider does not affect the quality
of progressive video content
Intermittent flickering may be noticed on the TV out display when playing a
DVD using Cyberlink PowerDVD