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Peripherals - [Answered] ATI Drivers posted in the Hardware forums; How do you update them? When I go to the ATI site, it gives me a host of options. One for high speed connections and another for dial-up. And the ...

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How do you update them? When I go to the ATI site, it gives me a host of options. One for high speed connections and another for dial-up. And the contents of both seem different. Whats WDM and can I just install the display driver alone? And how do you update them? Uninstall through device manager and add/remove? Is it something like updating Nvidia drivers? Thanks.


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Ok, if you are on broadband it offers you 1 file that is probably a zip of 4 files. If you are on dial-up then it gives you the 4 files as seperate downloads thus easier on your connection.

For "What is WDM?" read this: http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache...M+driver&hl=en


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Do I need to download all of them? Can I just download the display driver? Thanks.


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You can just download the graphics driver.(The choice is yours)

Go to the ATI site www.ati.com click on Drivers&Software
Choose your operating system, what driver you need e.g Graphics
Then choose which class your graphics card falls under.

I would recommend downloading the "Display Driver,Control Panel,WDM Capture driver" if you can. But it is around 20 MB so depending on your connection speed it could take a while to download.
If you are using a slow connection then you can just download the "Driver Only"


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Default Re: ATI Drivers

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How do you update them? When I go to the ATI site, it gives me a host of options. One for high speed connections and another for dial-up. And the contents of both seem different. Whats WDM and can I just install the display driver alone? And how do you update them? Uninstall through device manager and add/remove? Is it something like updating Nvidia drivers? Thanks.
for the informations on ati driver : here the latest :
CATALYST 4.11 Available

- Hate to put the resource where I get this info but this is by orders from the TOP
http://ituned.net/ituned/content/view/29/2/ by ituned mambo the cms that giving a fight to the phpnuke community :lol:

BTW : next week ati beta CATALYST 4.12 is gonna be Available -- and this one from a hush hush group of mine in which cant be identified .. sorry BOSS !!!



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