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Ati Stream SDK 2.3 Windows XP x86 Ati Stream SDK 2.3 Windows XP x64 Ati Stream SDK 2.3 Windows 7Vista x86 Ati Stream SDK 2.3 Windows 7Vista x64 Ati Stream SDK 2.3 Linux x86 (openSUSE 11.3, Ubuntu 10.049.10, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.55.4) Ati Stream SDK 2.3 Linux x64 (openSUSE 11.3, Ubuntu 10.049.10, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.55.4) For all you part-time historians and archivars, AMD keeps their old drivers for quite a while at their site.

AMD has refurbished their Catalyst Control Center and re-done not only the looks of it - but its still in a kind of advanced beta.

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Consequently, theres only an optional download including this new control panel.

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And it is huge. Around 110 Megabytes in fact, but theyre for 32 and 64 Bit editions of Windows 7 and Vista respectively.

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Also, theres support for GPU acceleration in the latest version of Divx - but only for HD 6000 series and probably other AMD processors utilizing the UVD3 video processor.

Apart from that and the optional new control panel (you can take a look at the screenshots to decide if you like it or not), Catalyst 10.12 now officially supports the HD 6800 introduced in late October as well as other Radeon cards that are at least DirextX 10 parts.

Drivers for older cards are linked further down below, they have not changed from the previous months though.

Despite a three weeks delay, Cayman-based Radeon HD 6900 cards managed to slip another official WHQL product cycle and are not supported in Catalyst 10.12 - but of course theres a hotfix to make up for that: Catalyst 10.12a hotfix for Cayman-based HD 6970 and HD 6950 The version numbering for the different parts of the complete, official Catalyst 10.12 driver (including the CCC2-Preview) package looks like this, the HD 6900 hotfix being a bit newer dating from December 16th.

Catalyst Version 10.12 Open GL ICD 6.14.10.10362 Direct3D Driver 8.14.10.0798 Direct2D Driver 8.01.01.1105 Catalyst Control Center 2010.1125.2148.39102 Packaging 8.801-101125a-109686 This time, theres no mentioning of any benchmark running faster, which is a good thing in my opinion, because that could be interpreted that AMDs was focusing more on adding important features and fixing bugs that might be more annoying than not having a benchmark run 1 percent faster - at least to the people affected by the respective bugs.

The whole list of improvements is posted over at AMDs Release Notes website and heres a small excerpt.

Crossfire no longer gets randomly disabled in some games after task switching.

Random black streaks are no longer seen on menus in Metro 2033.

Corruption is no lon ger randomly seen with certain graphical settings in F1 2010.

Screen is now rendered correctly in Splinter Cell Conviction with Crossfire enabled.

Random cra shes are no longer obs erved when playing the Stone Giant DX11 Demo when Crossfire enabled.

Random crashes are no longer observed when changing video settings in Supreme Commander 2.

Need for Speed Shift no longer displays random corruption during game play if 2 races are played consecutively without exiting the game.

The screen is does not intermittently display garbage when running 3dMark06.

Changing resolutions in Starcraft2 with forced AA no longer causes random application crashes.

The desktop does not darken occasionally after exiting Eve Online.

But most notab ly, they included support for OpenGL 4.1 in Catalyst 10.12 and those are the key points according to AMD.

The general support in the Stream SDK 2.3 is true as well for the corresponding FirePro and Radeon Mobility variants.

With version 2.3, AMD is supporting their upcoming Fusion-APUs C- and E-series in OpenCL as well as the Radeon HD 6900 based on the new Cayman chip.

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