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1. REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS FOR FREE
2. REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS HOW TO
3. REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS INSTALL
4. REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS DRIVERS

REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS HOW TO

I'm just curious if anyone has any thoughts on troubleshooting, if anyone has had similar experiences and found any solutions, or if anyone simply knows what I'm doing wrong and how to correct it.

REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS DRIVERS

I've found BIOS and AMD Radeon drivers for my Inspiron 560 and HD 5770 GPU respectively on the Dell website for Product Support. As far as I know, this GPU does not support Vulkan at all, so we're SOL.

REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS INSTALL

I've read other forums that range from 3 to 10 years old across many different websites, and some information I've gathered is that my BIOS may need to be updated & configured appropriately for the 5770 GPU, others say that I should install different drivers that are "preferred" for the Radeon GPU (Omega drivers). I have the HD 6770 (rebadged 5770) and I've already tried, the only thing that works is the open source Radeon drivers, which only supports up to OpenGL 3.1 (Windows supports up to 4.3 I think). The only thing I've done thus far to try and troubleshoot is to uninstall my old Nvidia display drivers from my control panel, and attempted to install the recommended AMD Radeon drivers, one of which being Catalyst and I think the other being Crimson. When reinstalling the old graphics card the USB devices turn on just fine and work normally. Another weird thing is that none of my USB slots seem to be functioning with the 5770 installed, so I have no mouse/keyboard controls. My computer will boot up, all the fans turn on including the GPU, but after connecting my VGA cable from my monitor to my VGA/DVI adapter and into the DVI slot on the GPU the monitor won't wake up from power save mode.

The computer has a 018D1Y motherboard in it which has a PCIe 2.x slot for the GPU, and I went out and got a 600W EVGA 80 Plus power supply with a 6 pin connector for the GPU and hooked everything up. Luckily, the folks over at the Phoronix Forums have figured out a workaround.Īpparently in the time since I did this, the complete 9.11 version of Catalyst has been leaked, so that may be an even easier, better solution, but I haven't tried it so I can't say for sure whether it works.I recently got a Radeon HD 5770 GPU and was excited to upgrade over my stock in my Inspiron 560 desktop. Some time the display is going black when windows start.

When i open any game for example i tested gta san andreas (tried on 800圆00 rezolution maybe works but not.) it play for 5-10 secods and after that the screen goes black, and i need to restart my pc. There's one caveat, which is that the beta drivers drop an ugly "AMD Testing Use Only" watermark on the bottom-right corner of your display. Radeon hd 5770 1 GB black screen after 5 seconds in game. Though I can't make promises that this won't screw up your X config and leave you trying to revert it in the terminal. The install procedure once you have that is relatively painless - just follow the on-screen instructions for installing and reboot when you're done.

It'll ask you for a free registration as far as I can tell, this is harmless. Just go to this page and download the file (82.3MB).

REINSTALL ATI RADEON HD 5770 DRIVERS FOR FREE

But there is a newer (beta) version of the drivers available for free to developers in the form of the ATI Stream SDK. So I don't know if anyone else is as crazy as I am, trying to run Linux Mint 7 Gloria on a brand-new ATI Radeon HD 5770 card, but in case they are, I thought I should explain how to get it working since it was so much trouble.īasically, the story is this: the current (as of this post) ATI fglrx closed-source drivers - Catalyst 9.10 - do not support the 5770.