With an excellent performing workstation GPU in tow, ATI finally took the steps to get their latest generation of FireGL cards out to the market fast – much faster than we’ve seen from them in the past. While the R600 may not be the best choice for a high-end gaming rig, it is indeed a powerful chip for high-end OpenGL work, and as such, has led to a revival of sorts for ATI’s FireGL lineup. While their flagship R600-architecture was the basis for the solid (but ultimately underwhelming) Radeon HD2900XT release for the gaming market, our tests have shown that this particular GPU architecture actually is much more competitive in the workstation market. ↳ ThinkPad X20/X30/X40 Series incl.ATI has been particularly aggressive with their FireGL workstation graphics card lineup over the past six months.↳ ThinkPad SL and L Series until L420/L520.↳ Forum Notices, Questions and Suggestions.FORUM RULES, HOW-TOs and FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.The reason I would like to get the ATI driver is there are some advantages to using that over the basic driver so am I missing anything to successfully install the ATU FireGL driver and have a sanely performing T60p? The laptop turned extremely sluggish, the desktop background color and the taskbar color turned the same and even basic things like right clicking on the desktop and trying to change the resolution were impossible, lots of flickering etc so I uninstalled that driver and went back to the MS basic driver. About my T60p below (Win 10 32-bit, 4Gb ram), for the display, I have the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter driver and usage was just about ok for daily browsing and MS office applications (however sluggish with VLC videos), but when I installed the driver for the ATI FireGL V5200 (79d533ww) the laptop was terrible to use.

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