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Download ATI Catalyst 9.3 WHQL Windows XP 32-bit

ATI released a new set of drivers for their Radeon based graphics cards. As always we mirrored them to our own file-servers.

We also have a discussion thread open on these drivers right here.

The new 9.3 Cats are available for 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP

Highlights of the ATI Catalyst 9.3 Windows release include:

Performance improvements

• Lost Planet: Colonies  performance gains of up to 20% were seen on the ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series, and performance gains of up to 50% were seen on the ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series, ATI Radeon HD 4500 Series, and ATI Radeon HD 4300 Series of products
•  Unigine Tropics Demo DirectX 9 and DirectX 10  performance gains of up to 20% were seen on ATI CrossFireX configurations using the  ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series of products

New Features

ATI Catalyst 9.3 the industries first Unified graphics driver for Windows 7 and Windows Vista

• AMD has delivered a single unified graphics driver for both Windows 7 and Windows Vista demonstrating AMDs Windows 7 graphics driver leadership and focus on delivering a stable and robust Windows 7 experience on AMD hardware
• Delivers full WDDM 1.1 support under Windows 7 on the ATI Radeon HD 4000 Series, ATI Radeon HD 3000 Series, and ATI Radeon HD 2000 Series of products
•  All future ATI Catalyst postings will deliver one single unified driver for Windows 7 and Windows Vista
  • Please note that the AVIVO Video Converter is not currently supported under Windows 7

ATI Catalyst 9.3 Folding@Home performance enhancements

• Using ATI Stream technology, owners of the ATI Radeon HD 4000 Series, ATI Radeon HD 3000 Series, and ATI Radeon HD 2000 Series of graphics accelerators will see a performance boost in their Folding@Home scores when running the latest Folding@Home client and upcoming cores in conjunction with ATI Catalyst 9.3  

ATI Catalyst 9.3 Windows Vista HDMI audio driver support integrated into all ATI Catalyst 9.3 packages As of ATI Catalyst 9.3 and future ATI Catalyst releases, the AMD Windows Vista HDMI audio driver is automatically included

• The HDMI audio driver will only be installed if the AMD graphics accelerator has an HDMI display connector and there is no 3^rd party HDMI audio driver installed.  

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AMD Catalyst WHQL Display Drivers. Характеристики драйвера

Драйвер встроенного графического адаптера AMD Catalyst WHQL Display Drivers версии 13.12 (9.000.300.0000). Предназначен для автоматической установки на Windows XP 32-64 бита. Перед установкой необходимо распаковать архив и запустить Setup.exe.

Внимание! Перед установкой драйвера AMD Catalyst WHQL Display Drivers рекомендутся удалить её старую версию. Удаление драйвера особенно необходимо — при замене оборудования или перед установкой новых версий драйверов для видеокарт. Узнать об этом подробнее можно в разделе FAQ.

Файлы для скачивания (информация)

Поддерживаемые устройства (ID оборудований):

Другие драйверы от AMD ATI Radeon

Driver CD

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ATI All-in-Wonder Driver (180-V01060-100)

ATI All-in-Wonder Driver (180-V01084-100)

ATI All-in-Wonder Driver (181-G01116-110)

Diamond Driver CD Version 6.5

Diamond Driver CD Version 6.6 + Bonus Disc

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Driver Files

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ATI 3D Rage PRO

ATI 3D Rage 128

ATI All-in-Wonder Driver Collection (AGP & PCI)

ATI Radeon 7000

ATI Radeon 8000 & 9000 Series

Diamond Radeon 7000 S60PCI64

Diamond Radeon 9550 S120AGP256

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«ATI All In Wonder card models:

Just to add in some useful information, the following list is for the only ATI All In Wonder cards that could use ATI Multimedia Center (ATI MMC) versions 8-9. These PCI and AGP cards are often referred to as the «classic» series of cards on this site. More on that in the history writeup below.

PCI: (Rage Theatre chipset)

ATI All-in-Wonder VE Radeon 7500

AGP: (Rage Theatre chipset)

ATI All-in-Wonder 128 Pro

ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon (7200)

ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon 7500

ATI All-in-Wonder Radeon 8500 / AIW 8500 DV

AGP: (Theatre 200 chipset)

ATI All-in-Wonder 9000

ATI All-in-Wonder 9200

ATI All-in-Wonder 9600 / AIW 9600 XT / AIW 9600 Pro

All-in-Wonder 9700 Pro (PAL)

All-in-Wonder 9800 Pro

ATI All-In-Wonder 2006 Edition AGP8x

PCI Express: (Theatre 200 chipset)

ATI All-In-Wonder 2006 Edition PCI-E

ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon X600 Pro

ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon X800 XL

ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon X1800 XL

ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon X1900

History of ATI AIW Radeon cards:

The PCI and AGP cards are what many of us call the «classic» ATI cards, because they were well respected, and were developed at a time when ATI was heavily into both graphics and video processing. The cards not only worked, they worked well! In the early 2000s, ATI was actually giving professional video companies like Canopus and Matrox a hard time, cutting into their NLE card business. Why buy a $2K Canopus DVstorm or Matrox RTX card when you could get an ATI for $200-400? After all, all of them could do MPEG-2, DV and uncompressed 4:2:2 AVI with excellent results. The extra $1.5K could go towards other expenses, such as software or even the rest of the computer. Matrox even tried to compete with ATI, with their lower-cost Matrox G450 card. 

The Rage Theatre chipset, used with ATI MMC, was reported to be a hybrid hardware/software MPEG encoding system, based off the professional Ligos GoMotion MPEG encoding technology. The updated Theatre 200 card refined the quality of video input, as well as offloaded about 5-10% more of the MPEG processing into the chip and off of the main system CPU. 

The 7000 cards originally shipped with ATI MMC version 7, which was decent but lacked some of the features that really made these cards work well. ATI MMC 8 brought more recording features, including the well-liked «VideoSoap» option that allowed for filtering of the video — restoration of cleanup. The ATI AIW 128 Pro required a hack to use v8, using files found on this site, but the others natively accepted the v8 upgrade.

When AMD bought ATI in 2006, the video applications were tossed to the side, with ATI being gutted for their GPU abilities, to fortify AMD products. Intel had long had in-house Intel graphics abilities, and now AMD had ATI in-house. Even into 2010, the AMD ATI site was largely full of broken links and missing information — some of which appears to have been restored after a multi-year absence.

The PCI Express cards were built later in the ATI AIW generation, at a time when consumers were demanding more of a «PVR» recording style from computer cards. A PVR, or personal video recorder, simply records television and is not really made with general video input capturing in mind — for example, VHS to DVD. The latter versions of ATI MMC 9.x required by the PCI-E generation of cards also removed or limited some recording options coveted during the «classic» years, such as VideoSoap. There was also more emphasis on MPEG-4 recording, even though it made for a horrible capture format.

You’ll note that this All-In-Wonder card list does not match the list at Wikipedia. I firmly believe there are mistakes on that list, even when sources are given. My information is based on a decade of accumulated research and first-hand experience. Beyond that, my list closely matches the official «by chipset» list from AMD’s December 2010 site. In my opinion, it’s also an issue of authority — this site is well known for its information on using ATI All In Wonder cards, through the efforts of site members like lordsmurf, whereas Wikipedia is not.

The major «problem» of the ATI All In Wonder series is that Windows left it behind. With AMD now focusing on new GPU related products, legacy products did not receive video-related updates to function correctly in Windows XP MCE, Windows Vista or Windows 7. You have to build a system around Windows XP, on a good AGP motherboard. For most serious video hobbyists and professionals, that’s really not an issue, as the machine is built specifically for video capturing, and not as a general-use family computer. KVMs are used to keep overall desk footprints small.

It’s honestly near-impossible to replace a quality ATI All In Wonder card, even by spending $500-1000 or more.

I have the following discs:

200+ DVD 180-G01445-200

Radeon Unified Display Driver 7.83

MMC 8.1

I can’t seem to get this one to load because the «standard VGA drivers» aren’t loaded for my card. It gives me errors that «.inf file not found». I don’t see anywhere to load the standard VGA drivers. The system automatically loads Radeon display drivers.

When I manually load the drivers, I don’t see 9600 as an option, not even «9600 series». Some seem to work for display, but I get the usual WDM Error 10 and yellow question marks.

100+ DVD 180-V01043-100

MMC 7.5

I’m pretty sure this came with my AIW 7500 because it loaded and worked fine with it.

109B 180-G01103-190B

MMC 7.1

Seems that this was for older Rage 128 cards?

100+ DVD 180-V01106-100 MMC 9.06.1

AIW 9600?

I believe this was a «new» CD I ordered for my 9600. I believe it worked fine at one point (despite the discussions regarding MMC 9).

This is frustrating beyond belief, especially since I had it working at one time. I’ve done clean reloads of Windows XP SP1 and SP2 (and even had SP3 on it at one time). 

I tried the MMC from Post #4 in this thread that specifically said it was for 9600.

Nothing seems to work. I’m not one to give up easily, and I believe I have an above-average knowledge of installing programs, etc., but it seems that something is really wrong. I don’t want to assume hardware failure because the card works fine for display. I just can’t get the WDM working.»