ATI Catalyst Mobility Display Driver  

Release Date 5/26/2010.Any-body heard of this?Any experience with it?Any insight into it's reliability?Problems?ATI Catalystâ„¢ Mobility Display Driver

Although I had to download the OEM version supplied by DELL because my Alienware M17x R1 uses DELL's proprietary GPU interface it still is the ATi 64 bit version of CCC with the addition of interfacing DELL specifications of the cards. I am currently using the 10.3 version because I saw no real improvement with 10.4, I have 105 downloaded but have not tried it as yet, reports on the Alienware Forum are mixed, some say it has some bugs and others feel it is one of the best CCC's thy have ever used so YMMV.

I installed it over my exising CCC last night after posting.No problems at all yet.Seems to give more control of ATI.I'm on a laptop,so I couldnt tell a whole lot of difference.More options.Seems safe.I'm sure a hard-core gamer would appreciate it.

bludgard69 said:

I installed it over my exising CCC last night after posting.No problems at all yet.Seems to give more control of ATI.I'm on a laptop,so I couldnt tell a whole lot of difference.More options.Seems safe.I'm sure a hard-core gamer would appreciate it.

Yes, that has been the general consensus where the hard gamers are reporting the most usefulness of this, add to this a fix for Unigine's Benchmark and it only drives that point home, I think if you use PhotoShop and Lightroom to manipulate large RAW photo files you will see an improvement as well.

I think if you use PhotoShop and Lightroom to manipulate large RAW photo files you will see an improvement as well. (What do you mean by this?It's all new to me.)In what context do you say this?Gaming?Maybe that CCC. is overkill for the average user? Thanks for responding,by the way.