ATI Radeon X1800 Linux Preview

Published on April 12, 2006
Written by Michael Larabel
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Clicking on the thumbnail images below will yield the original (uncompressed) screenshots from various Linux-native games using the ATI X1800XL and the v8.24.8 display drivers. In the initial image you may notice the ATI Linux driver at version 8.24.5, however, this was the internal press build and is identical to the 8.24.8 release available today, with the only difference being the attached release notes.






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