AMD/ATI have released their latest set of video card drivers for both Windows XP and Windows Vista. Catalyst™ 7.2 introduces a brand new version of the Catalyst™ Control Center for Windows XP. The new Catalyst™ Control Center delivers a number of significant enhancements:
Open GL performance improves for all ATI Radeon™ X1000 series products. Gains of up to 25% in Doom 3, 48% in Quake 4 and 21% in Prey can be seen on a variety of ATI Radeon™ X1000 cards. These performance gains are noticed under the Windows Vista operating system.
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- Significant performance gains; Catalyst™ Control Center start-up time has been substantially reduced, and overall responsiveness has improved.
- Reduced system resource usage
- New 3D preview which significantly improves the ability for users to understand the benefits of enabling the many Catalyst™ features of their ATI Radeon™ graphics accelerator
- Increased stability
- Native 32 and 64-bit support
Open GL performance improves for all ATI Radeon™ X1000 series products. Gains of up to 25% in Doom 3, 48% in Quake 4 and 21% in Prey can be seen on a variety of ATI Radeon™ X1000 cards. These performance gains are noticed under the Windows Vista operating system.
















To me, it doesn't install the drivers:
INF error
Video driver not found.
My card is an X550.
To me, it doesn't install the drivers:
INF error
Video driver not found.
My card is an X550.
I'm a XP x64 user and getting the same error.
Me want TV capture
TV Capture / VIVO
I am using an notebook HP/Compaq nc8430. It has a ATI Mobility Radeon X1600.
This happened with the previous version as well. If I roll the driver back, I get the 3.4 index.
Any clues?
Maybe thats the progress bar for the installation of each individual file? The overall progress bar shouldn't be jumping around though.
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