Wednesday, February 6th 2013
AMD Rushes Out Catalyst 13.2 Beta 5 Driver to Correct 3DMark CrossFire Scaling Issue
AMD rushed out a new beta version of its Catalyst driver suite, which addresses the issue of improper performance scaling on the new 3DMark, on CrossFire multi-GPU setups. The new Catalyst 13.2 Beta 5 adds a CrossFire profile for 3DMark v1.00 launched on Monday (04/02). Along the way, it also introduced a couple of performance improvements in some highly specific scenarios. For systems running Far Cry 3 at 2560 x 1600 pixels, with 8x AA, performance could go up by 10 percent. With a refined profile, the driver could dole out up to 40 percent higher performance in Crysis 3, on CrossFire setups.
DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 13.2 Beta 5
DOWNLOAD: AMD Catalyst 13.2 Beta 5
32 Comments on AMD Rushes Out Catalyst 13.2 Beta 5 Driver to Correct 3DMark CrossFire Scaling Issue
Two works fine...
you can have your boosted cry3 AND your working fc3 or blackops2 (here's a happy user)
arma2 is dx9 so atiumdag.dll in that case, benchmark3d.com/drivers-benchmark-table looks like 'beta4' gave arma a boost back to where it should be hanging (12.11 / 13.1 based sets were the drop)
dont forget to fill in the report forms
www.amd.com/report
www.amd.com/betareport
www.amd.com/mobilityreport
My hdmi audio went awol, it took realteks
Ati driver to ffix this