check there site: http://www.ati.com/support/infobase/4256.htmlYou need to go to this site to request the update.:-jumpyTroy

"ATI Engineering has been advised of the issue and is investigating. Updates will appear on this page when they become available."They haven't fixed it, they just said they're aware of it :) The request is for updates on when they do fix it.

No it's been resolved - it'll be in Catalyst 3.8 - YAY!Ryan

Can you say w00t! :-hah

Yup... "wOOt!"(Click on link, click on the Resolved "button", and read up!)

Actually...the 'issue resolved' button is for the user to acknowledge to ATI that the suggested solution to a problem did resolve the issue for him/her...since the solution isn't available yet (CAT 3.8?), a bit premature...Now that people begin clicking the button in response to this post, they may start to think that the issue has resolved itself (through a patch from MS perhaps) and ignore it from now on. Thanks. ;-)Best,Martijn

Ryan, I checked the Rage3D site and did not find any info about this issue being resolved in 3.8. Can you tell me where you found this out?

Geez, I can't believe Troy did this. The previous poster is right; now we all go and press Resolve and then ATI thinks the problem is fixed. What a load of *ra*. Where's the evidence that ATI has indeed resolved this and the fix will be in 3.8. Thanks, Troy!:(

>Actually...the 'issue resolved' button is for the user to>acknowledge to ATI that the suggested solution to a problem>did resolve the issue for him/her...since the solution isn't>available yet (CAT 3.8?), a bit premature...Eyikes. Can you undo the saying of "wOOt!" ??

Everyone go back and UN-CLICK.:-jumpy

I contacted ATI and told them of the miscommunication and how the 'ISSUE RESOLVED' link is misleading and misinterpreted.I mentioned that anyone in the last day or so that has clicked on the ISSUE RESOLVE link are not provding any feedback that the current drivers or any drivers have fixed the problem, and have only done so to find out the details of the resolution.I also suggested that they remove the link until a suitable driver is provided by them for testing ETC...Sorry about the confusion, I'll let you know what there response is later today...Troy

In the release notes of Catalyst 3.7, was wrote that the issues in FS2004 , would be resolved in the next Catalyst release. Next release will be Catalyst 3.8 and probably will be released in October 8th (I read it in an interview in some site with one ATI manager). Here are the release notes.http://www2.ati.com/drivers/Catalyst_37_Release_Notes.htmlRegards.