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Omtrent ingen ytelsesforskjell på X1950XTX fra 6.10 beta.

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Hvilken X1950 har du og hvor skaffet du den? Virker jo som det er veldig begrenset tilgjengelighet på de kortene... :cry:

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Jeg har et GeCube som jeg kjøpte fra Databutikken.com for noen uker siden. De er ikke så vanskelige å få tak i nå som da, se f.eks: http://netshop.no/aspx/produkt/prdinfovnet.aspx?plid=38355 og http://www.databutikken.com/no/default.asp...uct=PCRX1950XTX

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Omtrent ingen ytelsesforskjell på X1950XTX fra 6.10 beta.

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Hvilken X1950 har du og hvor skaffet du den? Virker jo som det er veldig begrenset tilgjengelighet på de kortene... :cry:

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Jeg har et GeCube som jeg kjøpte fra Databutikken.com for noen uker siden. De er ikke så vanskelige å få tak i nå som da, se f.eks: http://netshop.no/aspx/produkt/prdinfovnet.aspx?plid=38355 og http://www.databutikken.com/no/default.asp...uct=PCRX1950XTX

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Hjertelig :thumbup:

 

Er du for øvrig fornøyd med kortet?

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World of Warcraft: Playing the game for an extended period of time no longer results in the game failing to respond when using a Radeon® X800. Further details can be found in topic number 737-22632

 

Endelig sier jeg. Synd jeg ikke spiller wow lengre, ble litt for fort lei Raids for å kunne få tak i uber-Tier equip, endte opp med 2 deler av lightbringer og noe snask fra Zul Gurub.

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Hei, jeg limer inn pressemeldingen fra ATI:

 

Hi,

 

We have just released Catalyst 6.10 on www.ati.com for both Windows and Linux platforms

 

Highlights of the Windows Catalyst 6.10 release include:

 

Performance improvements:

 

As with most Catalyst® releases, performance has increased in various situations. In this release of Catalyst® Intel 965 Crossfire performance increases due to improvements of the Crossfire D3D driver in handling large vertex meshes. Gains of 6.7-15.8% can be seen in 3DMark2006, 9.7-10.5% in 3DMark2005 and 3DMark2003 performance improves as much as 7.1%. .

 

New Features

 

HDR + Anti-Aliasing support for The Elder Scrolls Oblivion

 

Users no longer need to download and install the Chuck patch – the Direct3D driver now includes native support for High Dynamic Range and Anti-Aliasing with The Elder Scrolls Oblivion.

 

Official support for Stanford University’s Folding@Home GPU client

 

As many of you know a few weeks ago ATI introduced stream computing to the world – i.e. using the power of the graphics processor for something other than rendering 3D graphics. The first major initiative of stream computing was a joint project with Stanford University called Folding@Home. Folding@Home uses the concept of distributed computing to use 100,000’s of PC systems to help simulate the process of folding proteins (many diseases/cancers are caused by proteins miss-folding). Stanford uses this data to try and better understand why proteins miss-fold and eventually work towards the goal of finding cures for diseases and cancers.

 

On October 2nd Stanford released a GPU customized version of the Folding@Home client (we also released a beta of Catalyst 6.10, which is also required for the GPU Folding@Home client) that folds proteins 20-40 times faster than the CPU version of the client; please see our website for more details http://ati.amd.com/technology/streamcomputing/index.html Note that the GPU client requires a Radeon X1900/1950 series product in order to run. Like the CPU version of the Folding Client, the GPU client only runs when there are spare cycles available (i.e. when the CPU or GPU are sitting idle), so users don’t have to worry about the Folding client slowing down their systems when using it for work.

 

We invite everyone to join the ATI folding team (team number 51394) regardless whether you’re using the CPU or GPU version of Stanford’s Folding@Home client. For those of you who already have a Folding team, you can ignore this point (unless you want to switch over to the ATI team ;-)

 

Both the GPU and CPU versions of the Folding@Home client can be found at Stanford’s website: http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html

 

Highlights of the Linux Catalyst 6.10 (8.30.3) release include:

 

Resolved Issues

 

Users with X Server X.org 7.1 can now play video using XV. The ATI AVIVO Video adaptor is now present.

 

When failing to change the TV format the aticonfig --tv-info no longer report the failed TV format.

 

Using the MPlayer to play a video file followed by dragging any window over top of the player no longer results in corruption being noticed and the video file pausing.

 

For more information on Catalyst 6.10 (for Windows and Linux versions), including all of the resolved issues in this release, please see the Catalyst 6.10 release notes found in driver download section.

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JESS!! Detta har jeg venta en stund på!

 

Noe nom vet om Xgl vil virke bedre med denne driveren? På linux?

 

Fordi den forrige driveren hadde elendig support for xgl :/

 

og enda bedre, vil aiglx være støttet? skal iallefall teste når jeg kommer hjem.

 

(er interlig lei av og sette opp windows server 2k3, er prosjekt på skolen og savner linux inderlig :/)

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Offisiell støtte for Folding@Home er også en stor fordel for videre utvikling og rekruttering til FAH. Klienten er fortsatt beta, men den har blitt så godt som feilfri i løpet av de siste ukene.

 

Dere er vel med på Hardware.nos folding-lag? Hvis ikke, stikk på http://folding.stanford.edu/FAQ-ATI.html og følg installasjonsinstruksene, og hjelp oss å finne løsningen på noen av de verste sykdommene vi har. Bruk 37651 som Team Number under installasjonen, det er Hardware.no.

 

Forøvrig har vi en egen FAH-GPU-tråd her: https://www.diskusjon.no/index.php?showtopic=639323

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Hei, jeg limer inn pressemeldingen fra ATI:

 

Hi,

 

We have just released Catalyst 6.10 on www.ati.com for both Windows and Linux platforms

 

Highlights of the Windows Catalyst 6.10 release include:

 

Performance improvements:

 

As with most Catalyst® releases, performance has increased in various situations. In this release of Catalyst® Intel 965 Crossfire performance increases due to improvements of the Crossfire D3D driver in handling large vertex meshes. Gains of 6.7-15.8% can be seen in 3DMark2006, 9.7-10.5% in 3DMark2005 and 3DMark2003 performance improves as much as 7.1%. .

 

New Features

 

HDR + Anti-Aliasing support for The Elder Scrolls Oblivion

 

Users no longer need to download and install the Chuck patch – the Direct3D driver now includes native support for High Dynamic Range and Anti-Aliasing with The Elder Scrolls Oblivion.

 

Official support for Stanford University’s Folding@Home GPU client

 

As many of you know a few weeks ago ATI introduced stream computing to the world – i.e. using the power of the graphics processor for something other than rendering 3D graphics.  The first major initiative of stream computing was a joint project with Stanford University called Folding@Home.  Folding@Home uses the concept of distributed computing to use 100,000’s of PC systems to help simulate the process of folding proteins (many diseases/cancers are caused by proteins miss-folding).  Stanford uses this data to try and better understand why proteins miss-fold and eventually work towards the goal of finding cures for diseases and cancers.

 

On October 2nd Stanford released a GPU customized version of the Folding@Home client (we also released a beta of Catalyst 6.10, which is also required for the GPU Folding@Home client) that folds proteins 20-40 times faster than the CPU version of the client; please see our website for more details http://ati.amd.com/technology/streamcomputing/index.html  Note that the GPU client requires a Radeon X1900/1950 series product in order to run.  Like the CPU version of the Folding Client, the GPU client only runs when there are spare cycles available (i.e. when the CPU or GPU are sitting idle), so users don’t have to worry about the Folding client slowing down their systems when using it for work.

 

We invite everyone to join the ATI folding team (team number 51394) regardless whether you’re using the CPU or GPU version of Stanford’s Folding@Home client.  For those of you who already have a Folding team, you can ignore this point (unless you want to switch over to the ATI team ;-)

 

Both the GPU and CPU versions of the Folding@Home client can be found at Stanford’s website: http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html

 

Highlights of the Linux Catalyst 6.10 (8.30.3) release include:

 

Resolved Issues

 

Users with X Server X.org 7.1 can now play video using XV. The ATI AVIVO Video adaptor is now present.

 

When failing to change the TV format the aticonfig --tv-info no longer report the failed TV format.

 

Using the MPlayer to play a video file followed by dragging any window over top of the player no longer results in corruption being noticed and the video file pausing.

 

For more information on Catalyst 6.10 (for Windows and Linux versions), including all of the resolved issues in this release, please see the Catalyst 6.10 release notes found in driver download section.

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Gratulerer med 6 års jubileum på Hardware.no :) hihi

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