AMD 8.35.5 Display Driver

Published on March 28, 2007
Written by Michael Larabel
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For Fedora users the AMD Catalyst Control Center can be found in Applications > System Tools > AMD Catalyst Control Center. The Catalyst Control Center should be found in similar locations on other distributions. Alternatively, you can launch the Catalyst Control Center with amdcccle.

When launching the Catalyst Control Center there is the welcome page, which essentially states that this is the Real McCoy and has a link to AMD's website. The layout of the Catalyst Control Center is far different from that of the fireglcontrolpanel. The navigation for the different pages runs vertically along the left hand side while running along the top is a horizontal graphic with the page title.

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