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I talked to support at XFX this afternoon and I was told that the 10.2 release was supposed to fix the GSOD, BSOD, etc. When I asked if anything was being done for those that are still effected I was given a story about how ATI has sold 2 million of these cards so the problem can't be that big of a deal.
When I told the guy I was just going to send the card back, I didn't get any sense that he cared.
What also troubled me, at the start of the conversation I told him the 10.2 drivers made the problem worse, so I tried 10.3. I was given the EWWW those are probably beta and buggy. Then later in the argument he used this same argument that I should wait for 10.3 because they 'might' fix my problem.
One of the things I enjoyed about my monitor is it's capability of going to 120MHZ. With 10.1, 10.2, and 10.3 I can not use 120MHZ. So when I inquired about a fix for this, I was told it was not being worked on.
I'm going to send this card back to newegg and try out something else.
When I told the guy I was just going to send the card back, I didn't get any sense that he cared.
What also troubled me, at the start of the conversation I told him the 10.2 drivers made the problem worse, so I tried 10.3. I was given the EWWW those are probably beta and buggy. Then later in the argument he used this same argument that I should wait for 10.3 because they 'might' fix my problem.
One of the things I enjoyed about my monitor is it's capability of going to 120MHZ. With 10.1, 10.2, and 10.3 I can not use 120MHZ. So when I inquired about a fix for this, I was told it was not being worked on.
I'm going to send this card back to newegg and try out something else.
