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    How to Update from 12.1 to 12.3

    Discussion in 'HP' started by n.nick, Apr 25, 2012.

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    We need to know you exact notebook specification, full model number.

    John.
     
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    Download driver sweeper and select amd, and then analyse then clean, then after a re-boot, try and install the driver.

    Guru3D - Driver Sweeper

    John.
     
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    now i'm scared to try leshcat. i'm still running 11.10
     
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    are you using leshcat?
     
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    Ever since 12.1, none of the new releases have been good. They've all had their own issues.

    Still running 12.1 and it's golden.
     
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    for HD6770M + Intel HD 3000
    Catalyst 12.3 suffered from sticky 3D clock
    Catalyst 12.4 suffered from sticky Idle clock

    not sure about HD7690M XT + Intel HD 3000 tho.. probably the same

    Leshcat Catalyst 12.2 WHQL UnifL UP5 is the best imo.
     
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    one awesome dude replied to me on guru3d regarding how to fix the sticky clock problem.. maybe u can try this.


     
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    I'm running Leschcat's 12.3 (latest) and everything runs fine and so far I've played: Crysis 2, Syndicate, Alan Wake,Homeworld 2, various Emulators, F.E.A.R. 3 and everything works fine. Haven't done Battlefield: Call of Duty 3 like most of the posters here though, maybe I'll try it. Maybe just a bug with that one game?
     
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    this might solve your problem. i said "might" since i don't know your exact hardware.