The paint probably hasn't dried on your fresh new coat of Catalyst 11.10, but it's time to apply an overcoat as AMD has just released its next installment; Catalyst 11.11.
The latest release, now available from game.amd.com, offers greater support for hardware-accelerated Adobe Flash content, as well as a couple of resolved issues - including a fix for corrupted images in iD's latest first-person-shooter, Rage.
There are no game-specific, single-GPU performance boosts to speak of, but there are new CrossFire profiles for those of you enjoying multiple Radeon GPUs. Get it quick, as Catalyst 11.12 isn't far off.
Here's AMD's complete breakdown of the new features and resolved issues:
NEW FEATURES
Adobe Flash Player 11 support
- Enables full support of the GPU accelerated Stage 3D API and Stage 3D applications
- Supported on the AMD Radeon HD Series of GPUs, A-Series APU and E-Series APU
RESOLVED ISSUES
Resolved Issues for the Windows 7 Operating System
- This section provides information on resolved known issues in this release of the AMD Catalyst™ 11.11 software suite for Windows 7. These include:
- Images and textures are no longer corrupted (Blue) in Rage.
- Bezel compensation now works correctly with Far Cry 2.
- Screen tearing is no longer randomly observed while moving a window on the desktop while in Clone mode or Eyefinity mode.
- A black screen is no longer observed when extending displays.
- Homefront no longer crashes randomly when Crossfire is enabled.
- DC – Universe Online no longer hangs soon after selecting a character and entering the game.
