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    ATI Catalyst 7.1 for Vista – Software improvement and Crossfire

    Posted on Monday, January 29 2007 @ 14:37:16 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    TweakTown gives the ATI Catalyst 7.1 drivers a test drive in the new Windows Vista operating system.

    "In one day or so depending on where you are sitting, Microsoft is set to release all versions of their latest operating system into the consumer world. AMD’s ATI driver team in Canada has seemingly saved all for the last minute. They sent us their Catalyst 7.1 graphics card driver for Vista to check out last week and have promised not just DirectX 3D performance and stability increases over the previous release but also an improved Catalyst Control Center, HD-DVD and Blu-ray support through AVIVO, a new installer and Crossfire support for the full range of X1000 series Radeon cards.."


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