Need Driver for ATI Radeon Mobility HD 4570

**Isiah** · 31-05-2010

I have purchased an Acer laptop yesterday with the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570, I began to research the latest drivers for this card. Being a website with the ATI, I'm looking on the official website of the drivers but I can not find those for my card or at least I do not find them. Can someone help me. Thanks in advance.

**David23** · 31-05-2010

You need to Driver ATI Mobility Catalyst 8.1 that is a driver that supports the Radeon X1800, X1900, X1600,X800, X9700. The driver is supplied with utilities to control compatibility. The driver is works only on Windows. Its capacity is 32.55 MB. check the link http://www.amd.com/us/products/deskt...-overview.aspx.

**Archibald** · 31-05-2010

ATI Radeon Mobility HD 4570 works with :

# Blu-ray drive and HD capable monitor required.
# Dual stream hardware decode is available only on ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 4570. With the ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 4530 standard stream is decoded on CPU.
# Picture-in-Picture displayed in SD.
# Requires a 10-bit display
# ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4750 (680e/800m, GDDR3, 256MB) delivers 3x the performance-per-watt compared to the ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 3470 (680e/800m, DDR3, 256MB). Performance measurements based on 3DMark Vantage (P) scores - on Puma platform, AMD Turion Ultra 2.4 GHz, 2GB DDR2-800, Vista SP1 32-bit.

**Team Leader** · 31-05-2010

Maybe with the proprietary driver, the 9.12 works with Fedora 11 and available at rpmfusion. By once again amd mobility often depend on implementation by integrating the computer, which sometimes causes problems with the official driver.AMD spirits to restore order, because there was a lot of problems at this level for years with the old policy of ATI. Normally this is resolved on the next version of Fedora that incorporates the latest developments in driver kernel module . As this is not yet stable enough to try integrated Fedora 12, I can not say when that will be integrated.

**ApPy10** · 31-05-2010

You need to do this, if you have linux OS:
1) you reboot into recovery mode
2) you select netroot-> So you get the command line
3) you type your login and your password if it ask you
4) you type this:

Code:

sudo apt-get fglrx autoremove *

This will effectively transfer all packages of ATI drivers. (Proposed by default that are rotten)
4) you do the xfix (at the bottom of the menu in recovery mode)

With this you will find your display normally. Finally let me know.
Then if everything is OK, you can install the drivers from ATI.

**little-Jacqueline** · 01-06-2010

Updating ATI drivers? In all cases that is known to have much concern for compatibility with ATI cards. The patch released some time ago. Another thing, check if your problem is a lag, in which case it's related to your Internet connection when you play, or if you talk frame rate drop when you're playing solo. Also check the temperature of your computer hardware overheating (due to the contamination or other) can also cause this kind of stuff. Finally, the last thing, if you speak English with no problem, I advise you to go for a walk on the forum's technical assistance gearbox, you will find a virtually all solutions to all problems known.

**Muwafaq** · 02-06-2010

Catalyst drivers for Linux Edition graphics cards work with a chipset Radeon HD 2350 Radeon HD 2400, Radeon HD 2600, Radeon HD 2900 Radeon HD 3100 Radeon HD 3200, Radeon HD 3300 Radeon HD 3400 Radeon HD 3410, Radeon HD 3450 Radeon HD 3470 Radeon HD 3550 Radeon HD 3570, Radeon HD 3600 Radeon HD 3610 Radeon HD 3650 Radeon HD 3690 Radeon HD 3730 Radeon HD 3750, Radeon HD 3830 Radeon HD 3850 Radeon HD 3870.