I'll never buy ATI again after all the BS I've gone through with this 5870 and their crummy Win 7 drivers
Lol!!
See this is what i've said for a while, ATi suck at drivers. Yet i still come crawling back.
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I'll never buy ATI again after all the BS I've gone through with this 5870 and their crummy Win 7 drivers
I'll never buy ATI again after all the BS I've gone through with this 5870 and their crummy Win 7 drivers
Lol!!
See this is what i've said for a while, ATi suck at drivers. Yet i still come crawling back.
It's not like Nvidia never has issues with new cards too. I remember on GF2 driver when it was first released it couldn't even display Agent usenet reader correctly.
"Address a problem with ATI Graphics Driver
ATI Graphics Driver has stopped working properly.
A driver update, if available, might prevent this problem from recurring.
There are several ways of locating and installing driver updates, but it is best to let Windows do this for you. Try the first step below, which describes the process. If it doesn't produce a driver update that solves the problem, then try the remaining steps in the order given.
"
LCD Scaling will not enable for me no matter what. Grrrr. Option is greyed out. I have the same problem with Nvidia drivers and cards as well. I wonder if there's something about my monitor that prevents it from being enabled?THat VPU recover error may due to not enough volatage or just crap driver. I started up a video in Win7 one day on 9.10 driver and the 5870 fan went full speed and got the vpu revover deal, go check video card in CC and see it was now running at 99% core speed instead of idle speed it should have been running at. I saw that happen a few times and had to log off/on to fix it. Haven't had it since changing out mb and to i5 processor on 9.11 drivers so hope it was purely a driver issue.
There is an issue with the LCD scaling too, you get to it by going to Desktop & Displays in CC then selct the drop down arrow for the monitor at the bottom of the screen and then select configure. The problem is that the option to change scaling is greyed out even though I am using DVI connection and I asked about it at Guru3D and was told you have to select a lower resolution for it to become changable. I selected 1280x800 res and could then change the option, after you mnake the chanbge you can go back to your native LCD res and the monitor wil scale in future as according to which option you selected. That's weird because there was no such issue with my 4870 but there is with 5870.
I finally upgraded my drivers to Catalyst 9.11 because of the crashes the previous version was causing (faulting module atiumdag.dll, version 7.14.10.636), just to find that the custom fan speed profiles no longer support fan speeds lower than 32%?!
I used to use 24% for Desktop stuff (quiet, don't care if it's 70C), and 44% for gaming. I have tried The Google but didn't come up with a solution on how to quiet this card down further.
My profile still reads 24% for Desktop, it's just that the fan speed does not actually change at all when I activate that profile. Sigh ...
I keep getting this in my Win 7 action center:
Anyone else seeing this with 9.11? Running a 5850