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ATI released the set for Windows and for Linux.

Windows: http://ati.com/support/drivers/winxp...=12&submit.y=8
Linux: http://ati.com/support/driver.html

Some highlights include:

Linux Driver:

New Features:

Drivers for X.org 6.8 are now provided
x86_64 drivers now available for XFree86 4.3 and X.org 6.8 Fixes:

Second head in Dual Head system is no longer corrupt during login screen
Display corruption is no longer seen when switching between X-Windows and the Linux text console, and back to X-Windows
Video playback in Dual Head mode no longer results in an error message being displayed, or the player failing to start
PCI-Express systems no longer hang after running 3D Applications for long periods
3D Applications no longer hang on RHEL 3.0 with 1GB or more memory installed
XVideo overlay is once again available in Dual Head Mode
A "drm.h: No such file or directory" error message no longer occurs when compiling the fglrx kernel module
Stopping and restarting the X server no longer results in memory leaks or hangs on PCI-Express systems
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Windows Driver:
New Features:



CATALYST CONTROL CENTER support for all RADEON class products
CATALYST CONTROL CENTER ability to disable and pause the 3D Preview
Clone Mode resolution default setting
Fixes:



Men of Valor: Buffering issues are no longer noticed when playing the game under Windows XP with an ATI RADEON™ 8500 or 9100 series installed
Myst URU Ages Beyond Myst: Attempting to turn 180 degrees and head towards the barb wire fence displayed within the game no longer results in the system failing to respond. This issue is known to occur under Windows XP with an ATI RADEON™ X800 XT Platinum Edition installed.
Richard Burns Rally: Playing the game under Windows XP with an ATI RADEON™ 8500/9100/9200 series installed no longer results in the trees flickering
Sid Meier's Pirates: Enabling Anti-aliasing no longer results in video flicker being noticed when starting the game
Playing an mpeg using the media player found in Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 no longer results in the ATI VPU Recovery failing if it is disabled and then re-enabled
Connecting a TV and a monitor to an ATI RADEON™ X800 series and having the TV set as the primary display device no longer no longer results in the Video Mode remaining checked when switching to a resolution which is not supported
Intermittent desktop corruption is no longer noticed when enabling or disabling a secondary display device
Dragging or resizing the Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 window no longer results in a VPU recovery when playing video on an HDTV
Running Maya under Windows XP with an ATI RADEON™ X800 series installed no longer results in display corruption being noticed when moving the mouse
Attempting to add a custom timing specification such as; 960x724 for the HDTV device properties page, no longer results in the custom timing not being added to the HDTV resolution menu list.
An error message is no longer displayed when attempting to switch a secondary display device back to the primary display device when using the CATALYST™ CONTROL CENTER
Installing the CATALYST™ CONTROL CENTER under the Windows XP operating system (French version) now results in the localized French version being installed
The text now changes and provides the correct information when changing the slider position for CATALYST™ AI
The Restore Factory Default option is now working for all sub-aspects found in the CATALYST™ CONTROL CENTER 3D tab

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