Version 5.10 des ATI Catalyst Grafikkarten-Treibers für Windows XP/2000. New Features -CrossFire™ Support -Default Screen Rotation Keystrokes CTRL-ALT-Up Arrow CTRL-ALT-Left Arrow CTRL-ALT-Right Arrow CTRL-ALT-Down Arrow -Display Control Panel Extension Enhancements for Windows XP MCE -Placing the ATI Setting within the Windows XP MCE main menu Issues Resolved in Catalyst™ Software Suite 5.10 -3Dmark03: Setting the display resolution to 1024x768 32bbp and having Anti-Aliasing set to 6x no longer results in Windows crashing when running 3Dmark03 Mother Nature test
This section provides information on new features introduced in the Catalyst™ 5.10 software suite. New features include:
The Catalyst™ software suite 5.10 introduces support for ATI CrossFire™. ATI CrossFire™ allows for multiple Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) to be placed within a single PC, providing superior gaming performance.
The Catalyst™ software suite 5.10 introduces default screen rotation keystrokes. The following default hotkeys will be assigned for rotating the display:
0 degrees rotation (Normal landscape mode)
Rotate 90 degrees left (Portrait mode)
Rotate 90 degrees right
Rotate 180 degrees
The Catalyst™ software suite 5.10 introduces enhancements for the display control panel extensions for Windows XP MCE. Enhancements include the following:
-A display resolution slider bar with preset display resolutions of 480p, 720p, 1080i, and 1080p
-Adjust picture to fit your desktop display
-Ability to force display with current settings for display devices with incomplete or with an inaccurate EDID
The following section provides a summary of the issues that have been resolved in the latest version of Catalyst™. These include:
-Dungeon Siege 2: The cursor image is now displayed properly when playing the game under Windows XP with an ATI Radeon® X800 series installed
-Graphedit: Watching and listening to audio/video using the composite input found on the ATI Radeon® X300/X600 no longer results in the left and right audio being swapped
-Max Payne 2: Erratic mouse pointer behavior is no longer noticed within the game's menu after a short time period of game play
-Pacific Fighters: Setting the display device to 1024x768 32bpp and enabling Anti-Aliasing to 6x no longer results in display corruption being noticed within the game
-Prince of Persia: Sands of Time: Attempting to launch the game under Windows with an ATI Radeon® X800 XL installed no longer results in an error message being displayed
-Silent Hunter 3: Enabling all video options within the game and setting the particle density to 100, along with setting Anti-Aliasing to 6X and Anisotropic Filtering to 16x, no longer results in display corruption on the left portion of the display
-Stronghold 2: Attempting to launch the game under Windows XP Professional x64 edition no longer results in the game failing to load and the operating system rebooting itself
-The German language control panel text no longer appears truncated when using 96 DPI
-Overlay Theater Mode no longer fails to be applied on the secondary display device when using extended desktop mode
-Catalyst™ Control Center: Entering the Adjustments page and deselecting the option to Let the Application Decide no longer results in the Hue value not changing when moving the slider bar
-Connecting two display devices to the ATI Radeon® X300/X600 no longer results in the Overlay Theater Mode failing to be applied to the primary display device
-Attempting to toggle between the CRT and TV using ALT+F5 shortcut no longer fails
-The red/blue components are no longer intermittently swapped when rendering images with OpenGL based Java 2D pipeline
-IBM DFP BN68-30012B-06: Connecting the display device to an ATI Radeon® X300/X600 no longer results in display corruption being noticed after the installation of the ATI display driver
-The ATI Radeon® X850 Pro is now properly identified in the Display Properties
-Attempting to enabling clone mode under Windows XP MCE while watching TV in a windowed mode no longer results in the operating system crashing
-Using a PAL version of the Microsoft operating system (XP, or XP MCE) no longer results in the region being switched from PAL to NTSC when clicking the video list found in the tuner tab of the TV function of the ATI MMC
-The FM seek function found in the ATI MMC no longer operates the same as the tune function when using an ATI
