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In short, don't get your hopes up unless you play realtime strategy games or run a CrossFire X config. Those World in Conflict gains do sound potentially significant, though.
Company of Heores performance gains of up to 25% for the ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series, and performance gains of up to 10% for the ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series.
锘? drivers speed up strategy titles
AMD claims the 9.6 Catalysts introduce performance improvements in the following cases:
Radeon owners, you know the drill: every month, AMD releases a new set of Catalyst graphics drivers with bug fixes and, occasionally, a handful of other improvements. This month's Catalyst 9.6 release is now available from the AMD Game website. You can download different versions for Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP in their 32bit and 64bit variants.
World in Conflict performance gains of up to 30% for settings are were <sic> previously CPU limited.
Alleged frame rate gains aside, the new Catalysts also carry fixes related to the Catalyst Control Center and a few miscellaneous other bugs. Check out the full release notes in PDF format for all the details.
Crysis Warhead performance gains of up to 11% for ATI CrossFireX configurations.
Crysis performance gains of up to 13% for ATI CrossFireX configurations.
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