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October 3rd 06, 08:25 PM
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ATI drivers
While looking for drivers for my Radeon 7000 I found a package from
ATI with more than 70MB. This is a little bit -ehm- fantastic? Crazy? Is there somewhere just a small driver with 600kB? I think I do not need more!? JMS 
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October 3rd 06, 09:40 PM
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ATI drivers
The ATI and NVIDIA driver "packages" normally contain lots of different
actual drivers in order to cover many different chips and some differnt OSs. In addition the "packages" also contain the appropriate Driver Control Center software for you card and system. When you run the installation only those pieces out of the package are actually installed into the Operating System and Program Files. Many users after as installation save the Driver "package" to a CD if they don't want or don't have room on their system to keep it. "J M Schlatter" wrote in message ... While looking for drivers for my Radeon 7000 I found a package from ATI with more than 70MB. This is a little bit -ehm- fantastic? Crazy? Is there somewhere just a small driver with 600kB? I think I do not need more!? JMS
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