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ATi Mobility Radeon 9600



 
 
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Old September 30th 06, 02:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Krikor
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Default ATi Mobility Radeon 9600

Hi, I am using an Asus A2D notebook with a Mobility Radeon 9600, which
ostensibly is supported by ATi's Catalyst RC1 for Vista, however, while the
driver installs successfully, it fails to load/initialise, and I am stuck
with no 3d accelleration. The 'driver' provided by Vista also behaves the
same way. I can only assume that this is because Asus notebooks are not
supported by ATi (aparently not by Asus either, although this is hardly
surprising).
My only (semi) solution at the moment is to use the Mobility Catalyst for
Windows XP, which while providing hardware acceleration is somewhat unstable
in Vista (tho fantastic in XP) i get BSOD's upon shut down, restart,
hibernate, u name it. I also get freezes when playing DVD's (but not other
video files so far), which is fixed by disabling all forms of hardware
acceleration in the playback software.
Does anyone have a better solution or workaround? Or better yet, a proper
striker?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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Old September 30th 06, 03:53 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Krikor
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Default ATi Mobility Radeon 9600

Sorry, that end part should read 'a proper driver' not striker. As I'm sure
you all figured, I was watching soccer while typing the post. Still need
suggestions though...

"Krikor" wrote:

Hi, I am using an Asus A2D notebook with a Mobility Radeon 9600, which
ostensibly is supported by ATi's Catalyst RC1 for Vista, however, while the
driver installs successfully, it fails to load/initialise, and I am stuck
with no 3d accelleration. The 'driver' provided by Vista also behaves the
same way. I can only assume that this is because Asus notebooks are not
supported by ATi (aparently not by Asus either, although this is hardly
surprising).
My only (semi) solution at the moment is to use the Mobility Catalyst for
Windows XP, which while providing hardware acceleration is somewhat unstable
in Vista (tho fantastic in XP) i get BSOD's upon shut down, restart,
hibernate, u name it. I also get freezes when playing DVD's (but not other
video files so far), which is fixed by disabling all forms of hardware
acceleration in the playback software.
Does anyone have a better solution or workaround? Or better yet, a proper
striker?
Thanks in advance for any help.

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Old October 1st 06, 05:24 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
J M Schlatter
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Default ATi Mobility Radeon 9600

There are big driver problems with ATI cards.
And the vista VGA driver is very bad and does not support higher
resolutions.

JMS

 




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