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Dear ATI users,

 

I have recieved my new 5970 card and running the latest cat 9.12 hotfix drivers.

 

can anybody pls advise me on driver settings for OFF?

 

Thanking you.

 

m

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Without being anything like an expert, I can only show you my settings:

 

SMOOTHVISION HD Anti-Aliasing: 8x

SMOOTHVISION HD Anisotropic Filtering: 8x

 

Catalyst AI: (untick: Disable) Advanced

 

Mipmap Detail Level: Quality or High Quality (try, what runs smoother)

 

Wait for vertical refresh: Off, unless application specifies

 

Adaptive Anti-Aliasing: (Tick: Enable) Quality

 

Open GL Settings: (not used)

 

 

For the Open GL Settings, I'm not sure, if it would work together with the other stuff,

and if it would add more quality. Does anyone know?

Edited by Olham

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Wait for vertical refresh: Off, unless application specifies

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AFAIK, "Wait for vertical refresh" should be always 'on', unless you're running a CRT monitor...

 

Catalyst Control is OK, but ATI Tray Tools (shareware) provides more flexibility (if you weren't already confused) and the ability to have GPU specific profiles for each sim that automatically configure when the .exe is initialized. This is in case you move between new sims but can really push the envelope with old sims.

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Thanks, Venator - as I said, I'm far from being an expert.

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missing textures with ATI driver settings.

 

Can any expert assist please.

 

thanking you

 

M

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missing textures with ATI driver settings.

 

Can any expert assist please.

 

thanking you

 

M

 

What Operating System are you running. I am running 9.12s with vista and 9.12 hotfix with Windows7 and I do not have any missing texture issues. But Vista works much better with my sapphire 5970 than windows 7 does.

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Appraiserfl,

 

I'm running windows 7 64bit and 9.12 hotfix drivers.

 

can i also ask which active display adaptor are u using for ATI eyefinity?

 

I can only activate 2 screens at once and not the 3 one?

 

thanking you.

 

m

 

 

 

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Appraiserfl,

 

I'm running windows 7 64bit and 9.12 hotfix drivers.

 

can i also ask which active display adaptor are u using for ATI eyefinity?

 

I can only activate 2 screens at once and not the 3 one?

 

thanking you.

 

m

 

 

 

 

 

Make sure you are running an active adapter and not a passive adapter.

I am running the dell adapter which can be found here:

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/products/Cables/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=330-5521

 

You can find out more about adapters in this forum here:

http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=16942

 

And an active discussion of the 9.12s here:

http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=17767

 

If you have an active adapter then you may need to do this trick.

Try disabling all screens except for one and then go to CCC, Destops & displays, and then click on the black triangle in the upper right corner of the virtual screen for the single enabled screen, select display group, select create group, and then select 3x1 and then it should reset. If it resets make sure that the monitor is turned on for the third monitor that you are not getting a picture, because my third dell has a habbit of going into sleep mode and the window to tell it to accept the changes is dispalyed on that monitor and you would never see it unless you make sure the monitor is powered on after you select the group change.

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