From: quote: 'Hey Mike, New 1.1 software (with 3D overrides and robust HTML manual for ATI Displays (inside 'What's New' alias)) has been posted: Release notes: ttyl. -Bruno (ATI) (he later wrote) There is a 'What's New' document in the archive that provides an introduction to the 9800 Pro and documents, in detail, all the functionality of ATI Displays. Please read it for info on everything from VERSAVISION to what the different Advanced/3D options do. Calvino Les Villes Invisibles Pdf Free. There's even a page dedicated to FSAA and Anisotropic filtering, with magnified example images. As always, stay tuned for more. ' I've got a 9800 pro review in the works now (very late due to family health problems in the last few weeks). As with my 9700 Pro OEM review, I'm comparing it to a GF4 Ti, 9000 Pro and 8500 graphics cards in a Dual G4 MDD system.

Solo q no va Core image y Quartz Extreme. La chincheta Como instalar ATI Radeon 9700. Abrimos el koverg con un editor. ATI Mobility Radeon 9700. ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 is the AGP pendant of the ATI Mobility Radeon X600. In these days it was the fastest available graphic card for. New ATI Drivers. CECK OUT LATER**** Tools Needed 1. Use KextUtility to install kexts 2. Use DSDTEditor to edit DSDT 3. Use PlistEdit Pro to edit plist. Here I list three methods to make ATI Radeon HD 5450 working. Method 1 & 2 applies for newbies, method 3 for advanced users.

Reminder to run Repair Permissions after ATI 9800 Update - Just a reminder to any readers that apply the ATI update mentioned earlier today. As is a good rule for any OS X or X Apps update - run repair permissions from Jaguar's Disk Utility afterwards. A reader that applied the update noted that there were a lot of permission corrections made.

(I've not installed this update yet, but I've seen this sort of thing in the past as well.) I want to see that MDD comparison of the 9800 and 8500. Anyone have stories about the 9800? Let's put it this way.

Would you rather see the a Radeon 9800 Pro tested in a single proc G4 or something that'd be able to push it more? There's a difference between being able to use the card in a machine and using the card in a machine worth using for a review. Lucian wants to review the cards in a machine that can push it (well, push it more than the machine he has). Oh and if anyone wants to see what Super Sampling Anti-Aliasing looks like on Diablo II with a Radeon 9800 Pro, I posted a couple of screenshots to show the difference (best viewed at double the resolution). If you've already seen it on a Voodoo5 then it probably won't mean much.

Quote: Originally posted by a2daj: Let's put it this way. Would you rather see the a Radeon 9800 Pro tested in a single proc G4 or something that'd be able to push it more? There's a difference between being able to use the card in a machine and using the card in a machine worth using for a review.