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Does ATI release Beat drivers?

On the ati site? surley if ati are releasing them they will be distributing?
 
Not necessarily, Nvidia didn't always host theirs.. they were "leaked" to enthusiast sites. I cant speak on this topic though, I don't own an ATI card.
 
Man, these drivers are beat.

yeah man, let's ditch this joint, jive turkey tryin to pawn off some beat drivers.

momma didnt raise no foo
 
Yes Beta drivers.

Never knew I was at a site full of gods and perfect people that have never made a type in their lives.
 
mt_100 said:
Never knew I was at a site full of gods and perfect people that have never made a type in their lives.
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I've never made a typographical error in a thread title, actually.

No beta drivers that I'm aware of, but some tweaked sets might incorporate pre-fixes.
 
OK Wankars, I'v hud it with evryone mocking my tieping skills. I sware my spelling is fine, it's the dam keybord!
 
ATI usally doesnt release Beta drivers, normally just their Monthly WHQL drivers and maybe a hotfix for a hyped game release. Sometimes the Beta drivers for their gaggle of testers gets posted on http://www.station-drivers.com/ (although the site hasnt been up for a while.
 
ATI will release "Hotfix" drivers for certain games or applications, which is basically a beta version of the current driver package but using a newer driver build. They don't release "beta" drivers per-se as NVIDIA does.
 
Brent_Justice said:
ATI will release "Hotfix" drivers for certain games or applications, which is basically a beta version of the current driver package but using a newer driver build. They don't release "beta" drivers per-se as NVIDIA does.
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Pretty much says it all, Nvidia on the other hand releases drivers once they're done compiling them! Most I've seen is 2 beta releases in 1 wek. :p
 
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