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If you own an ATI Radeon HD graphics card and have seen stuttering issues 3D applications (predominately games such as Battlefield 2 and TimeShift), you should visit AMD's site and download a hotfix that was made available today. While details about the problem have not been disclosed, it seems there were some issues with the lossless compression that ATI uses inside its GPUs.
Hotfix list: 32-bit Windows XP Home, Media Centre and Professional Edition (x86)
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