ATI announces latest Catalyst software updates

After six weeks of anticipation, AMD has officially released the first version of its new Catalyst series drivers. This marks a significant departure from the company's previous driver update schedule.

The new drivers, designed to improve performance and compatibility issues, share similarities with nVidia's Detonator drivers. They offer a significant performance increase on OpenGL, as previously stated, and are expected to enhance OpenGL performance further.

The Catalyst series drivers, available online, are part of AMD's new driver program, which was announced six weeks ago. This new program is designed to be updated frequently, ensuring that users always have access to the latest and most optimised drivers.

While the developer who released the first version of the new Catalyst series driver programs is not explicitly named in the available search results, it is known that the Catalyst drivers were developed and released by AMD (previously ATI Technologies before acquisition). Specific individual developer names are not mentioned in the sources provided.

The new drivers also provide numerous compatibility fixes, as mentioned before. They are similar to nVidia's Detonator drivers in many aspects, offering a comprehensive solution for improved performance and a more seamless gaming experience.

The release of the new drivers is a positive step for AMD, signalling a commitment to continuous improvement and innovation in the field of graphics card technology. With the new Catalyst series drivers, AMD aims to provide a superior gaming experience for its users, addressing performance and compatibility issues head-on.

In conclusion, the new Catalyst series drivers are an exciting development for AMD and its users. They represent a departure from the past, a promise for the future, and a commitment to delivering the best possible gaming experience. For those seeking improved performance and compatibility, the new Catalyst series drivers are certainly worth a look.