In das aktuellen Monatspaket packt ATI neben den üblichen Performanceoptimierungen und Bugfixes auch einige neue Funktionen, die vornehmlich im Multimediabereich angesiedelt sind. Über einen Komponentenanschluss sind nun 480i und 480p-Modi nutzbar und über eine HDMI-Strecke auch der 1080p-Modus. Ebenfalls hinzugekommen ist die Unterstützung für den SECAM-Standard, das französische Äquivalent zum deutschen PAL-Standard für analoge TV-Übertragung.

Performanceverbesserungen werden laut den Release Notes für folgende Spiele versprochen:
• Call of Juarez DX10: Performance increases up to 12% on systems containing
an ATI Radeon™ HD 3xx0 series of product
• Halo: Performance increases by 10-30% across all of the supported ATI
Radeon™ series of products
• Lost Planet DX10: Performance increases from 5 to 35% on systems containing
an ATI Radeon™ HD 3xx0 series of product
• Stalker DX9: Performance increases by 20-50% when HDR is enabled in the
game; across all ATI Radeon™ HD38x0 series of products
• World in Conflict DX10: Performance increases up to 25% on systems containing
an ATI Radeon™ HD36x0 and/or an ATI Radeon™ 38x0 series of
product. Higher performance gains are noticed on systems contianing an ATI
Radeon™ 3870x2 series of product

Bugs wurden unter anderem in den folgenden Spielen gefixt:
• Clive Barker's Jericho: Corruption is no longer noticed when playing the
game on a system containing an ATI Radeon™ HD 38x0 series of product and
running the Windows Vista operating system.
• Colin McRae: DiRT: Setting the display to 1024x768 with AA set to 4x, and
CrossFire™ enabled no longer results in lower performance being noticed.
• Crysis: Flickering shadow corruption no longer occurs in hallways of the ship
when CrossFire™ is enabled.
• Doom 3: Setting the in game options to Ultra Quality and the screen size to
1600x1200 no longer results in the image next to the text failing to be rendered.
• Farcry: Enabling CrossFire™ no longer results in corruption being noticed
during the introduction of the game.
• Gears of War: Launching the game under the 64 bit version of Windows
Vista no longer results in momentary corruption of the desktop.
• Enemy Territory Quake Wars: Launch the game demo on a system containing
an ATI Radeon™ X11x0 series of product and running the Windows Vista
operating system no longer results in the operating system failing to respond.
• Halo 2: Enabling AA in the Catalyst™ Control Center no longer results in the
Halo 2 logo flickering when loading or quitting a campaign.
• Hellgate: London: Flickering is no longer noticed when quitting and then
relaunching the game when the in-game setting are set to their maximum levels.

Die komplette Liste ist in den Release Notes aufgeführt.

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