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Then I read about overclocking ATI 4850 to desktop clock will increase the performance. So I tried to overclock using MSI Afterburner. I enabled unofficial overclocking, then I set the clocks on 625/990. The thing is, GPU-Z and CCC recognizes the clock as 625/990, but MSI Afterburner's graph is still on default, 500/880.
Model Name HIS HD 4850 (Full HD 1080p) HDMI 512MB (256bit) GDDR3 Dual DL-DVI & TV (HDCP) PCIe (RoHS) Chipset Radeon HD 4800 PCIe Series ASIC Radeon TM HD 4850 GPU Pixel Pipelines 800 stream processing units. (Unified) Vertex Engines 800 stream processing units. (Unified) Manu. Process (Micron) 55nm Transistor 956 million Memory Size (MB) 512 Memory Type GDDR3 RAMDAC (MHz) 400 Engine CLK (MHz) 625 Memory CLK (MHz) 1986 Memory Interface (bit) 256 Power Supply Requirement 450 Watt or greater power supply with 75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express® power connector recommended (550 Watt and two 6-pin connectors for ATI CrossFireX™ technology in dual mode) Max. Resolution 1920x1200 (single-link DVI) or 2560x1600 (dual-link DVI) Bus Interface PCI Express x16 VGA No 2nd VGA No DVI Yes 2nd DVI Yes TV-out No HDTV (YPrPb component output) No Video-in No TV Tuner No FM Tuner No ATI Radeon™ HD 4850 System Requirements. PCI Express® based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard. 450 Watt or greater power supply with 75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express® power connector recommended (550 Watt and two 6-pin connectors for ATI CrossFireX™ technology in dual mode).
Certified power supplies are recommended. Refer to for a list of Certified products. Minimum 1GB of system memory.
Installation software requires CD-ROM drive. DVD playback requires DVD drive. Blu-ray™ playback requires Blu-ray drive.
For a complete ATI CrossFireX™ system, a second ATI Radeon™ HD 4850 graphics card, an ATI CrossFireX Ready motherboard and one ATI CrossFireX Bridge Interconnect cable per graphics card are required For more information, please visit the following link. Redefine HD Gaming The ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series GPUs deliver a cinematic gaming experience with unprecedented performance. The powerful new TeraScale graphics will propel you deep into your gameplay with seamless frame rates and high resolutions. Enhanced anti-aliasing (AA) and anisotropic filtering create striking graphics with unparalleled realism so you can max out the settings of the most demanding next-generation games or revitalize your favorite titles. Play today while preparing for tomorrow with tessellation, support for DirectX® 10.1 and scalable ATI CrossFireX TM technology.
ATI Avivo TM HD Technology ATI Avivo TM HD is the advanced image and video processing and display technology found in ATI Radeon TM HD GPUs and ATI Theater TM video capture processors. Specifically designed for HDTV and HD video enthusiasts, ATI Avivo HD provides brilliant colors, sharp images, smooth playback of Blu-ray TM. and HD video content, HDMI with built-in multi-channel digital audio, and on some GPUs, Unified Video Decoding (UVD). UVD is designed to enable a cool and quiet media PC with low CPU power requirements and playback of HD 1080p content. HD Monitor is required for full 1080p enjoyment. HDMI Video and Audio A system with an ATI Radeon TM HD 4800 Series graphics card can help enhance the HD entertainment experience by providing a seamless connection to an HDTV or home theater system. With built-in 7.1 surround sound audio (AC3 / DTS ), the new GPUs and graphics cards support single cable connection directly to a compatible HDTV, projector or receiver.
This single cable carries both the HD video and 8 channel audio for a clean, high definition connection. Some graphics cards will be equipped with an HDMI connector, while others will output the HDMI signal using a special ATI Radeon DVI-I to HDMI adapter. These options give consumers more options and flexibility when connecting their PCs to monitors or home theaters for maximum enjoyment of HD content. The new GPU also supports xvYCC color which can display a wider range of color when connected to capable HDTVs. The HIS DVI to HDMI Adapter for ATI 4000/ 3000 series (Product Code: HHDMI4071) is required to fully utilize the audio through HDMI features Microsoft® DirectX® 10.1 support ATI Radeon TM HD 4800 series GPUs offer full support for the new DirectX® 10 and DirectX® 10.1 API (Application Program Interface) from Microsoft; ready to meet the demanding needs of new, next generation games.
DirectX 10 is the first totally new DirectX in the last 4 years and brings important graphics innovations that can be used by game developers for the next generation of games. DirectX 10 introduces crisp, never-beforeseen detail-rich images, visual effects and game dynamics capable of accurately simulating the real world. No matter which ATI Radeon TM HD 4800 Series GPU you choose, you can be assured that games will look as good as the developer intended! ATI CrossFireX TM Technology ATI CrossFireX TM multi-GPU technology takes your gaming experience to the next level with superb scalability, performance and compatibility. The technology combines the awe-inspiring capabilities of multiple ATI Radeon TM graphics cards and an ATI CrossFireX ready motherboard to meet the hard-core demands of your alternate reality. New ATI Radeon TM HD graphics cards are designed with an internal ATI CrossFire TM Bridge Interconnect system to simplify installation. Microsoft® Windows Vista® ATI Radeon TM HD 4800 series graphics cards provide support for the Microsoft® Windows Vista® operating system and take advantage of the Windows Aero TM graphical interface.
You will be amazed by the dazzling 3D visual effects and have peace of mind that the ATI Catalyst TM software and drivers are designed and thoroughly tested to ensure full compatibility and stability to help keep you up and running. All these new technologies and features make the ATI Radeon HD 4800 series of GPUs the ideal solution for ultimate HD gaming and HD video entertainment with the Windows Vista OS.
Windows On Mac:: Best Graphics Driver For Radeon HD4850 Win7 BootCamp Aug 3, 2010 I have a late 2009 27' iMac i7 with the Radeon 4850, I am running windows 7 64 bit on bootcamp for gaming. I was wanting to know if anybody has found which is the best performing graphics driver, I am currently using the driver installed via bootcamp 3.0, the driver from bootcamp 3.1 messed up the colour detail (would not display 32bit colours properly). Has anybody found a decent functional driver from ATI or have modded a driver for better performance? Those people who have successfully played top end games at high settings what driver do you use? Similar Messages:. ADVERTISEMENT Jul 3, 2010 So I'm trying to manually update Graphics driver in Win7 32bit for the Macbook pro 13' mid 2010 version with the Nvidia 320M video card.
I download and get this driver: 257.21notebookwinvistawin732bitinternationalwhql But it doesn't help me at all, says it can't find any drivers compatible with my hardware, even though I selected all the right menus for my card. I'm trying to play this one game, but it's bugged and I figure if I install a driver that's 5 months more recent it might help. Jan 11, 2009 Windows 7 has been awesome so far, but there are still the occasional driver issues. What I'm having trouble with now is firewire.
I used to use HFS Explorer to access my external (HFS formatted) hard drive but it no longer shows up in HFS Explorer. Windows doesn't even make the 'device connected' sound when I turn it on (yes I'm running HFS Explorer in admin mode/Vista compatibility). Pretty sure it's a firewire driver issue, but I have no clue who makes the firewire for my early 08 MBP.
Nov 24, 2009 I have the edu version of Windows 7 64 bit home. I'm using Fusion 3 and am trying to install Windows 7 as a new machine. I'm running from the ISO Win 7 file that I dl'd from here, which is 5.43 gb in size. When I start the new machine process, it begins the installation but then hangs with the following error message: A required CD/DVD drive device driver is missing. If you have a driver floppy disk, CD, DVD, or USB flash drive, please insert it now.
If the Windows installation media is in the CD/DVD drive, you can safely remove it for this step. Sep 23, 2010 Im guessing that updating my graphics drivers via OSX dosen't do anything for the Windows side. Do I run the apple software update in bootcamp? Or do I actually go to the nvidia site and download/install them?
Also, what is the best driver right now for gaming performance in Windows? I know this is probably in the wrong section but the windows and gaming sections don't get much love. Aug 3, 2010 I have a 27 in, 3.06 C2D iMac with a 4850 video card. Ever since I installed Windows 7 I have this pixelated background issue with every wallpaper I use. The wallpapers are from interfacelift and are the correct resolution (I've tried the stock wallpapers as well).
I've updated the drivers from ATi, updated bootcamp to 3.1, and I can't for the life of me fix the problem. Oct 12, 2010 i'm using macosx 10.6.4 and bootcamp assistant 3.1 now here is the problem my windows 7 is infected with virus (thats why windows suck big time) and i need to reformat my windows 7 and reinstall a new windows 7.
How am i supposed to do it? Insert the installation disk and do like how we initially installed windows 7? Just format the partition and reinstall again? I just want to make sure so i ask before doing anything. Or can i do this? I use winclone to restore? Any1 have any idea?
I'm new to all this i dont know how to do it. I have backup using winclone but how do i do it? Do i still need to format then only use winclone? Jul 20, 2010 I just installed Windows 7 on my bootcamp partition. I have a macbook pro intel.
Everything is loading fine, i ran the windows 7 update and all things are up to date. I now need to load my bootcamp drivers. I restored my Snow Leopard image file onto a portable HD. Double checked in osx and everything loaded fine. Now, my problem is.
From Windows 7, when I plug in my usb hd, it does not load. Is there a reason why windows does not recognize the usb hd as a bootable install disc? When I am back in OSX and plug in the drive, it loads just fine. Anyone know if there is something I can do to get windows to boot the usb drive? The last resort I want to do is burn the image file to dvd.
Aug 26, 2010 I want to install bootcamp with using Win 7 but I have both 32 bit and 64 bit versions. Am I able to use 64 bit without problem or do I need to stay with the 32 bit version?
I am using a iMac (early 2009 model) with 8 GB ram and ATI 4850 HD video 512 MB ram. Sep 16, 2010 Is it possible to install Boot Camp 3.0 or higher on Windows 7 64-bit when dual booting with Leopard?
What I've been reading suggests I need the Snow Leopard disc for Boot Camp 3.0+ and Windows 7 compatibility, but I only have the Leopard OEM disc. Oct 10, 2009 2.72gb is only being used by my win7 on bootcamp. Anyway to make it use my full 4gb memory? Mar 17, 2010 I have recently been having problems with OS X. It has got so bad that I can't even boot into OS X anymore. My Windows 7 bootcamp install works perfectly though.
I'd like to reinstall OSX. What will happen to my windows install? Will reinstalling OS X somehow damage my Windows partition? Mar 21, 2010 I have a iMac with 3.06 Ghz with 8 GB Ram. I plan on using BootCamp and Win 7 but not sure if I should try 64 bit or just stay with the 32 Bit? I have the extra Ram, 8 GB to work with and I think 64 Bit might use it more than the 32 bit version. Has anyone out there used 64 bit with 8 GB ram?
Aug 8, 2010 I'm trying to install win7 on my MacBook with bootcamp but I cant get pass the start installation step. I have the burned dvd in my drive but bootcamp doesnt recognize it. May 20, 2009 I have a Macbook Pro 15', C2D 2.33ghz. I have the 7100 version of Windows 7 and everything worked perfectly except for the sound. No matter which bootcamp driver I try or even Realtek's own vista one nothing works. I downloaded the bootcamp 2.1 drivers and everything installed correctly, including the realtek ones. All the hardware looks fine in device manager but I dont hear anything out.
Should the default be speakers? It seems that it keeps the driver as microsofts own and it doesnt say anything about realtek. Could that be the problem? I did not try the microphone jack yet but will in a few minutes. Even if there is a hack, Im willing to try it. What is the exact audio chipset on this model of macbook pro? Nov 22, 2010 I haven't actually done this.
I just want feedback. We have a 'universal' ghost image of Windows 7 at work that we've created that works with all our computers (has all the drivers for computers we support). I'm looking to piggyback that image and just add in the BootCamp drivers. However I'm curious to know: -Which BootCamp drivers would I be adding to the sysprep drivers folder?
BootCamp 3.0, 3.1 or 3.2? -Would the drivers be enough or does Windows actually need the BootCamp software installed?
-If BootCamp needs to be installed in its entirety, is there a way to have BootCamp silently install upon boot? More importantly, is there a way to install BootCamp 3.2 without having to go through 3.0 - 3.1 - 3.2. May 21, 2009 I installed Win 7 in bootcamp and everything was working fine.
Then I started to play around with rEFIt to install Linux as a 3rd OS. I managed to install everything but since the driver support in Linux was poor, I decided to wipe out Linux + rEFIt and return to the initial setup (OSX + Win7 in bootcamp). I deleted the Linux partition and rEFIt but now, my MBP starts and I hold the option key, I can't see the Windows drive anymore. The (NTFS) partition is still there and I can access all the files from OSX but I can't boot it.
Oct 24, 2009 After loads of headwork I may have a perfect running Windows 7 on my MacBook Pro. I was running XP but decided for a change, installed 7 but had the issues with sound, keyboard, bluetooth etc etc tried a few things but no joy. So went to Vista instead, things worked fine but didn't partition enough space so another reinstall was needed, then came the brainwave if everything is running smoothly in Vista surely if I upgrade to 7 it should still work, ok I was a little wrong 90% of it did. I even had sound, bluetooth issue was resolved just needed to uncheck 'allow computer to control sleep thing' just needed to sort out the keyboard backlight, eject and fn keys. So in my wisdom I reinstalled bootcamp 2.1 update, ignore the messages that come up it will install.reboot and voila all Working!
I will be rigorously testing this over the next week so will post back any issues, hopefully there wont be any. By the way I am using the x86 version as my MBP doesn't support 64bit. So in short: Partition Vista (make sure fully updated) Upgrade to Windows 7 reinstall Boot Camp Feb 5, 2010 I'm thinking about buying a original Student Win7 license.
It's really cheap and I think it's worth it since I (unfortunately) use Windows (Vmware Fusion) everyday to work (.NET developer). But I would like to play some games as well, but I know Fusion is not the best solution. Can I buy only one Win7 license and install in the same machine twice?
One on a Bootcamp partition and another on a Fusion VM? Will I have problems activating both copies? Oct 24, 2010 I have a MacbookPro6,2 (mid 2010).
I replaced my optical drive with an OptiBay 500GB hard drive before I realized I wanted to do bootcamp. So, I did a lot of searching and found that I would be able to install windows 7 onto my bootcamp partition using Parallels 6 (from an image of the retail windows 7 disk). The install from parallels was successful so I used parallels to install the bootcamp drivers to the windows partition. However, when I try to boot to the windows partition, it starts up, displays the 'starting windows' message w/ the windows icon then BAM-Blue Screen of Death flashes on for less than a second and the machine restarts. I can't even read what the error is, thats how quickly it restarts.
I also searched the partition looking for the BSOD error log but no log was generated. Oct 26, 2010 I have windows 7 installed via Bootcamp. Then I installed VMware and had it point to my BC partition. I never noticed it doing this before, but now it keeps telling me that 'this copy of windows not genuine' when I run in VM (not sure if the Bootcamp partition - version says this; I'll test it now) I was fairly confident that there was no licensing issue since the 'point to BootCamp' option even exists. Nov 4, 2010 Got a MBP i5, installed win7 pro on it, tried to install the bootcamp driver from the provided disk, after the install and restart it would crash during windows bootup, I manage to restore it to get back to windows. There is blue screen that pops up for a second, cant seem to read the code though.
So far I've manually install some of the basic drivers like sound and videocard, but would like the bootcamp options in the control panel, what should I do? Feb 9, 2009 This will outline a simple and easy method to install the windows 7 build 7000 to a boot camp partition, using only vmware fusion 2. This is novel because it can be accomplished without a superdrive and without burning a dvd. Use boot camp assistant to make a windows partition. Mount the windows.iso file in fusion and set the bios (F2 during virtual machine boot) to boot from the virtual dvd-drive.
Run the windows install 4. When windows wants to restart the first time, shutdown the virtual machine. Reboot the mac and boot the windows partition, boot camp style. Dec 21, 2009 I just bought a Macbook pro a few months ago and I love it.
However, I do need windows for some things and I am pretty set on installing Windows 7 with bootcamp. A relative of mine bought a dell and was sent the free upgrade discs. He got an oranage disc that says Operating System on the front. It also says Windows 7 Upgrade Option as well as This DVD supports 64-bit edition only. Lastly it says For Use Only as an Upgrade to a Qualifying Dell Windows 7 Upgrade Option PC.
My question is are the setup files on there and everything I need to successfully install Windows 7 on my mac? My guess is yes, but I really do not want to mess anything up so I wanted to make sure! It came with a gray disc that has a product key on it and is labeled Upgrade Assistant and says Insert this DVD before upgrading to Windows 7. Not sure if that matters or not. Can I use this disc or these discs to get myself Windows 7 on my Macbook?
Jan 10, 2010 I can run Win7 perfectly in VMWare Fusion, but I can't Bootcamp into Win7 (my MBP will just reboot without ever getting to a Win load screen). I previously had Vista installed and could do both without any issues. I know that Apple hasn't yet released an update to Bootcamp, but I was under the impression that this had more to do with smaller items (sound, trackpad performance, temp management) than it did with outright catastrophic fail. Jun 2, 2010 New to macs here actually new to apple also. I had a few questions regarding installing windows 7 on my late 2009 macbook pro 15'. What is the difference in bootcamp and parallels is it?
Does one run like a virtual windows in the background while bootcamp let's you boot in either osx or windows? I have a xps desktop from Dell that has windows vista pre installed.
Now I bought a copy of windows 7 when it was released fro newegg. Now I assume I cannot use that disc and serial, is that correct? Since I use it on my xps desktop? I would need to purchase another copy of windows correct? With that said, which version do I purchase? 32 or 64 bit?
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My Macbook pro is pretty much already setup (apps, pics, music, etc) can i still install windows 7 or will it format my HD and i would need to then reinstall everything on the Mac side? What are the 'major' cons to installing windows 7 on a mbp? So far I have gathered battery life being the biggest con, any others?
Dec 30, 2010 I recently got a Macbook Pro and decided to put windows on it. The installation went fine I formatted it with FAT, and now I have to install the drivers. Since I dont have a CD I downloaded the 2.1 BC Drivers from the apple website and put it into my windows, but now when I got to open the drivers in windows it simply does nothing no matter what I try. Did I do something wrong or did I simply forget something Apr 19, 2009 I have recently installed Win 7 on my 17' iMac using Bootcamp. The partitioning went fine, so did the Windows install, but the Bootcamp driver disk refuses to run. I have tried 'Troubleshoot Compatibility' using every logical option, but to no avail.
This seems kind of wierd to me, as no one else has mentioned a problem like this. I have: Retail boxed leopard, with 10.5.1 on the Disc Mac OS 10.5.6 installed Bootcamp 2.0 Win 7, Build 7000 17' 2GHz Core 2 Duo iMac 2 GB RAM 160GB HDD, newly formatted, with 10GB for Win 7 (I am storing all of my Data and apps on an exteral drive) As far as I know, Win 7 and Mac OS are fully updated. Win 7 runs fine, but the lack of drivers means very little works. It can just about manage the internet.
May 10, 2012 I tried to download driver from bootcamp assistant but suddenly appears an error says 'server isn't avaible'. Nov 30, 2009 I installed Windows 7 and Bootcamp (Leopard) on my brother's late model White Macbook. Everything SEEMED ok, but now he tells me there is no sound. I don't have the laptop with me, but I had him dig through the installed drivers, and it seems there is a driver installed for the external audio jack, but no driver installed for internal speakers.