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AMD Catalyst 13.6 BETA 2 Download
on: 06/07/2013 09:25 PM [ 113 comment(s) ]
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Here you can download AMD Catalyst 13.6 BETA 2 (13.101.0.0 June 4)
This AMD Catalyst 13.6 BETA 2 driver is compatible with AMD Radeon HD 5000, HD 6000 and HD 7000 Series graphics cards. This display driver supports Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8.
Feature Highlights of AMD Catalyst 13.6 Beta for Windows:
- Product support for the new AMD A10, A8, A6, and A4 Series APUs on desktop and mobile platforms.
- AMD Enduro technology enhancement:
- Reduces power consumption when running Windows 8 Metro applications – detects when Metro applications have idled and moves them to the integrated graphics component.
- AMD Catalyst Control Center now shows the hardware and software Information pages for AMD discrete GPUs when paired with Intel integrated graphics.
- Includes AMD GPU & AMD APU OpenCL 1.2 acceleration in Adobe Premiere PRO CC.
- Support for AMD Wireless Display for Windows 8 and future Windows releases:
- Supported on AMD Elite A-Series APUs with select Broadcomm and Atheros Wireless adapters.
- AMD Wireless Display Technology provides the ability to wirelessly display local screen content onto a remote screen in real time. Compliant receiver/TV required.
- Resolved issues:
- Resolves HDMI Audio drop-out issues on the AMD Radeon HD Series products.
- Resolves issues with the AMD Catalyst Control Center showing Audio Display messages at incorrect times.
System Requirements:
- Windows 8 (32 & 64-bit versions)
- Windows 7 (32 & 64-bit versions with SP1 or higher)
- Windows Vista (32 & 64-bit versions with SP2 or higher)
AMD Product Compatibility:
- AMD Radeon™ HD 7900 Series
- AMD Radeon HD 7800 Series
- AMD Radeon HD 7700 Series
- AMD Radeon HD 6000 Series
- AMD Radeon HD 5000 Series
- AMD Mobility Radeon HD 8000M Series
- AMD Mobility Radeon HD 7000M Series
- AMD Mobility Radeon HD 6000M Series
- AMD Mobility Radeon HD 5000M Series
Build Info:
13.101-130604a-158071E-ATI
DriverVer=06/04/2013, 13.101.0.0000
Catalyst: 13.6
CCC: 2013.0604.1838.31590
D3D: 9.14.10.0972
OGL: 6.14.10.12337
OCL: 10.0.1214.3)
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xodius80
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#4618571 Posted on: 06/14/2013 04:43 PM
hi guys just to share my experience, i have bought a gigabyte 7950 windforce thats oced to 900-1000 boost as default, now ive been trying drivers etc and i had some lockups bluscreens, so being the person that i am, i just had to open up my video card to see if it was loose or somthing, well the thing is i found out that gigabytes thermal paste was bad, like it was done like a cookie, it would just tear off the gpu.
so i grabbed my AS5 pasted into my gpu and voila, i have yet to counter a bluescreen or any other issues, ive also noticed that some parts of the cooling where loose, i tighten that up too.
so what i mean by this, i advice you to check and dissasemble your video card try to see if anything is loose or if the thermal paste is of bad quality.
after my thermals was 80+c in furmark @ full load (heated up 30min run)
Now they are 60 stable in furmark @ full load (heated up 30min run)
so my findings are that maybe these heat spikes while gaming gave me the bosd's and it was because of faulty thermal paste.
hi guys just to share my experience, i have bought a gigabyte 7950 windforce thats oced to 900-1000 boost as default, now ive been trying drivers etc and i had some lockups bluscreens, so being the person that i am, i just had to open up my video card to see if it was loose or somthing, well the thing is i found out that gigabytes thermal paste was bad, like it was done like a cookie, it would just tear off the gpu.
so i grabbed my AS5 pasted into my gpu and voila, i have yet to counter a bluescreen or any other issues, ive also noticed that some parts of the cooling where loose, i tighten that up too.
so what i mean by this, i advice you to check and dissasemble your video card try to see if anything is loose or if the thermal paste is of bad quality.
after my thermals was 80+c in furmark @ full load (heated up 30min run)
Now they are 60 stable in furmark @ full load (heated up 30min run)
so my findings are that maybe these heat spikes while gaming gave me the bosd's and it was because of faulty thermal paste.
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#4618577 Posted on: 06/14/2013 05:00 PM
Lowering frequency solves the problem.....increasing +5% the powerlimit seems too.
I hate factory OC
If you are usuing the PS in your sig, its a bit old and small and is known to run extremely hot.
Might want to think about swapping it out and see if that helps.
Lowering frequency solves the problem.....increasing +5% the powerlimit seems too.
I hate factory OC
If you are usuing the PS in your sig, its a bit old and small and is known to run extremely hot.
Might want to think about swapping it out and see if that helps.
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#4618590 Posted on: 06/14/2013 05:18 PM
Yeah, maybe it's a PSU related problem too.
With GPU@850 MHz (default 900) and powerlimit raised to +10% MSAA works and no more crashes.....
Yeah, maybe it's a PSU related problem too.
With GPU@850 MHz (default 900) and powerlimit raised to +10% MSAA works and no more crashes.....
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#4618731 Posted on: 06/14/2013 10:41 PM
A good test for PSU's is the OCCT PSU Test. Download it from here http://www.ocbase.com/download/OCCTPT4.4.0.exe and run it. It will full load all your components and if the PSU is believed to be the problem, it will lock up.
A good test for PSU's is the OCCT PSU Test. Download it from here http://www.ocbase.com/download/OCCTPT4.4.0.exe and run it. It will full load all your components and if the PSU is believed to be the problem, it will lock up.
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Thanks!