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ati 8.5 drivers don't work

rcf1987

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I installed the 8.5 drivers and when i set my rez to 1440/900 (my native) it looks like blurry and when i apply aa i get corruption around text
 
This is yet another HDMI/DVI Widescreen bug!!!

I have the same problem, and without the CCC there is no way to fix it. BUT if you use the CCC, go to the option under DTV (DVI) and go to Scaling Options, you will find the slider is in the middle position, which is the problem, just drag the slider all the way over to the right (overscan 0%), and your screen will fill, and work at it's native res.

Hope this helps.
 
I have just installed them i and i have no problems except my network and mouse didn't work after the reboot ... but thats fixed now.
 
I have just installed them i and i have no problems except my network and mouse didn't work after the reboot ... but thats fixed now.

I know what you mean....I installed the 8.5's, rebooted, and now my VCR blinks 12:00 at me all the time.....Damn ATI for their sorry drivers....I guess I will go reformat....
 
it turns out all i had to do was turn off alternate pixel centers and click the reduce dvi frquency and wala
 
I know what you mean....I installed the 8.5's, rebooted, and now my VCR blinks 12:00 at me all the time.....Damn ATI for their sorry drivers....I guess I will go reformat....

why not rip them out with a driver cleaner first,before reformat.Just a suggestion
 
why not rip them out with a driver cleaner first,before reformat.Just a suggestion

He was being sarcastic. He's not having trouble with the drivers.

Come on, the reference to a VCR should've given that away.
 
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