cKGunslinger
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Heh - I updated from my latest "Omega" driver (x800 GTO) to the 7.12s and now my newly-received Orange Box games can't find any D3D devices.
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Heh - I updated from my latest "Omega" driver (x800 GTO) to the 7.12s and now my newly-received Orange Box games can't find any D3D devices.
Originally posted by: Zstream
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Heh - I updated from my latest "Omega" driver (x800 GTO) to the 7.12s and now my newly-received Orange Box games can't find any D3D devices.
Why would you need to upgrade the x800 to the 7.12 drivers to begin with?
Originally posted by: Zstream
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Heh - I updated from my latest "Omega" driver (x800 GTO) to the 7.12s and now my newly-received Orange Box games can't find any D3D devices.
Why would you need to upgrade the x800 to the 7.12 drivers to begin with?
Originally posted by: DJBoo
Originally posted by: Zstream
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Heh - I updated from my latest "Omega" driver (x800 GTO) to the 7.12s and now my newly-received Orange Box games can't find any D3D devices.
Why would you need to upgrade the x800 to the 7.12 drivers to begin with?
was that question really needed? Seriously? , bug fixes? the fact that newer game titles require updates only the 7.9 to 7.12 range can provide, and with the current state of the drivers, you must decide play new games, or old games with 7.12 I can't play new or old. Good game engines and games like halflife2 and COD 4 run and look great on x800 hardware. I'm talking 30+ fps
AMD seriously needs to just go public with there horrid driver problems we approach 6 months since a solid driver was out for all supported card ranges. Even funnier is the fact that there own forums on purpose or not are down at game.amd.com doh doh doh!!
Way to go upper management!
Originally posted by: madh83
It's not like nvidia makes sure their new drivers work well with old hardware either though, on my old 6800 I had to stick with 80s or 90s forceware to be useable. Otherwise, there'd be a number of stability and compatibility issues. With an old card, you really should just use older drivers.
Originally posted by: Sylvanas
Originally posted by: madh83
It's not like nvidia makes sure their new drivers work well with old hardware either though, on my old 6800 I had to stick with 80s or 90s forceware to be useable. Otherwise, there'd be a number of stability and compatibility issues. With an old card, you really should just use older drivers.
QFT
Originally posted by: DJBoo
Last few posts are getting off the topic I brought up..
I thought I read posts on rage3d.com forums that some AGP boxes were working fine with 7.12 or haven't been subject to any of the problems. If the problem is not affecting all AGP users, the logical thing to do is to post your rig and problem descriptions to support.ati.com (or whatever your vendor is) so that the problem(s) can be isolated.Originally posted by: DJBoo
Last few posts are getting off the topic I brought up, AGP cards as a whole are affected as well as some PCI-E cards, so this is not a question of old hardware being affected only, its AGP across the board and some PCI-E setups.
Originally posted by: madh83
Originally posted by: DJBoo
Last few posts are getting off the topic I brought up..
Would it be silly of me to mention that this isn't actually your topic? lol