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*pokes curiously*lol well thats cool
no you cant date my cat no matter how many times you ask!np
did u have a good bday?You're welcome.
I'm actually hoping for the snow Sunday-Monday [Cause I'm crazy for snow like that :B]
But yeah, looks like the Ground Hog didn't predict this odd cold snap. It's like inverse Indian Summer right now XDHappy birthday! Have a good one!you're welcome!
Happy Birthday fellow Marylander.:birthday:arty:
:bounce::bounce:Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday
forget it i did it but i am worried i downloaded the suite from the ati amd website and it has updated it to the 2011 model but ati told me to first unistall the old driver then install the new one but when i started the software it gave me the option to just update it.
which i did but i am worried that it may conflict?
fate could you help me again? i have tried all this crappy auto update software and i "supposedly" updated my drivers but did not do it so i am going for the manual approach.
but what i need to know is when i found the drivers how would i go about installing them, would i first uninstall the driver or just start the driver and see if it just updates them?
i updated my drivers not the way i wanted but i did it i contacted ATI and they sent me to acer and acer sent me to ATI and even then ATI only gave me the cataylst centre so i tried one of those driver update software it seemed to have done the trick but even then it still runs with lag i give up -
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