Continuing our line of Vista SP1 stories, we’ve been testing the leaked version of Windows Vista SP1 and have some interesting results with regards to the WDDM layer.
Since Vista RTM, one of the biggest sources of consternation and BSODs on Windows has been the graphics drivers. From ATi to nVidia, hardware manufacturers were very late [...]
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Vista SP1 (Beta) and ATi Drivers: Not a Great Mix
Published by August 15th, 2007 in Software, Windows 12 CommentsFinal ATi Drivers for Windows Vista RTM
Published by January 27th, 2007 in Corporate Talk, Hardware, Reviews, Software 7 CommentsNope, they’re not here; not yet, anyway. Windows Vista is here, and ATi [[AMD]] still hasn’t released a real set of drivers for Vista users. Currently 3D performance on Windows Vista - if you’re using an ATi card - is close to zero, and ATi doesn’t seem worried in the least. In an email from [...]
Windows Vista Crashes, BSODs, and System Failures on Hibernate, Resume, and Wake
Published by December 10th, 2006 in Operating Systems, Reviews, Software, Windows 311 CommentsWhile Windows Vista has a whole host of new features to offer, it has one major problem that just won’t go away: it’s totally FUBAR’d after you resume from sleep or hibernate. Unfortunately, many of these issues weren’t present during the beta stage, and were somehow introduced in the RTM build of Windows Vista. This [...]
