Many performance enhancements and OpenGL 4.0 support.
AMD/ATI has released the full mainstream version of its Catalyst 10.3 graphics drivers.
The update has a ton of performance enhancements, bug fixes, and new features. There is support for 3D stereoscopic glasses and many new ATI Eyefinity capabilities.
It is now possible for Eyefinity to control colour, brightness and contrast on monitors individually and create more than one Eyefinity group from multiple monitors. A bezel compensation feature adjusts occupied pixels in multi-screen setups, and there's improved display configuration switching.
This is the first release to bring ongoing support for ATI Mobility Radeon graphics chips, which means you do not have to look for updated display drivers through a notebook manufacturer or elsewhere.
You can download your copy of the ATI Catalyst 10.3 drivers here.
While you're at it, if you have a graphics card from the ATI Radion 5000 series you might want to have a play with the OpenGL 4.0 driver preview for those, which opens up 20 new OpenGL extensions.
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Issue: 137 | June, 2012