Catalyst 10.7 Beta - WHQL are out
 

All old problems look to be solved:grin:
NO problems with WHQL - Fantastic:-P
Increased peformance at high settings:

1920x1200
AF=16
AA=12 Adge detect
Super sampling=on
AI=on

I7 920@3.92GH
5870 Eyefinity
WIN7 64 bit

Black Death-

Frames Time (ms) Min Max Avg
13885---- 150000 32 163 92.567





gprr

I've installed last night - no problems whatsoever for now (did a couple of quick missions).

Fingers crossed that it stays that way.

i'm using the 10.7 final... i didn't liked the beta... too many stutters and less fps

But can you use Vertex Arrays without the Blue Hue coming into the gunfire yet?

Cheers, MP

Yes you can :)

I haven't tried switching Catalyst AI back on yet, but I've certainly been able to change my conf settings around to get the maximum performance and candy! I'm using a 4890 - but two of my pals with 5870s are reporting that blocky text, blue hues, and prop flicker are a thing of the past too.

I just put the AI back on. I'll let you know how that goes....

B

S!

The power of the community should never be underestimated ;) Good to hear all is good now, at last! Long due but better late than never :D Happy hunting guys!

Hello all

With 10.7 final, found IQ+FPS sweet spot for me:
1920x1200
AAx6 Wide tent
AFX16
AI=Advanced
Mipmap=Max
AA MOD=Super sample
V.Sync=On
Triple buffer=On

No artiffects and frames do not drop under 60 in bad weather above waves:grin:

Cheers
gprr

Update:

Changed Catalyst AI to disabled and got 1 FPS up in MIN FPS and slightly improved AVG
(in older drivers,using cat AI was must if i wanted to have FSAA).

Now B.D result looks like this:


Frames Time (ms) Min-- Max-- Avg
8677-- 150000---- 33----64---57.847

Sorry but an update:

B.D results are not everything:) playing some bad weather QMB missions,I noticed smoe frame drops above water, returend to CAT AI=Advanced and it is good :)

Cheers
gprr

why do you use V.Sync=On ?? your max FPS will be locked at what your refresh rate is set

Dude, anyone who flies with TrackIR uses Vsync on, so it's the most relevant measure of performance.