
AMD Releases WHQL Certified Graphics Driver For Windows 7 on Day One of Windows 7 Logo Program
WHQL Certification Delivers the Stamp of Approval to AMD Graphics Drivers, Ensuring that the Combination of ATI Radeon Graphics Cards and Drivers Delivers an Incredibly Stable, High-Performance Windows 7 Experience
Underlining the company's leadership in developing hardware and drivers to support the Windows 7 operating system, AMD today announced that its Windows 7 driver has received Windows Hardware Quality Lab (WHQL) certification on the first day of the certifying program.
For users of ATI Radeon HD 2000, HD 3000, and HD 4000 series products, the ATI Catalyst software suite delivers:
“By delivering a WHQL certified driver for the Windows 7 operating system at the earliest possible opportunity, AMD has once again demonstrated its driver leadership,” said Ben Bar-Haim, corporate vice president, Software Engineering, AMD. “AMD is working closely with Microsoft to ensure superior performance and a reliable Windows 7 experience throughout our line of graphics processors.”
Microsoft WHQL certified graphics drivers for Windows 7 are scheduled for release on AMD.com on May 5, 2009, and a fully unified WHQL-certified driver supporting Windows Vista and Windows 7 is planned for the release of ATI Catalyst 9.5 later in May.
To learn more about the first AMD WHQL certified graphics driver for Windows 7, please visit www.amd.com.
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Via: Business Wire | News Archive
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I'll have to give this a try. I'm running the 9.3 drivers now because 9.4 was crashing. |
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I tell you what Microsoft seems to be doing a awesome job on WIN7. I have had second release since 10AM on the 5th. I now have it on a separate partition on both my desktop and laptop. I am actually writing this in it on the laptop now. But it runs in 32 bit(desktop) and 64 bit (laptop) flawlessly. I also have of course Vista64 ultimate on the laptop and XP pro 32 bit on the desktop. I have used it for every app I even game in it, and with no crashes at all so far. Of course I never crashed in the first release either, but the 7100(RC) seems to be a bit snappier. The networking, apps, back ops etc available are great as well. I think they have truly done a great job on a system this go round. |