Hello, I recently purchased a Dell E-1505 and I downloaded the drivers as Dell provided off of the website. Last time I downloaded the ones off of the ATI website, my laptop got a blue screen error and I ended up having to uninstall the drivers, do a driver clean, and re-install all in safe mode. So I reinstalled using the Dell ones and now I want to install the Omega drivers. I'm pretty computer savvy, but I'm relatively new when it comes to drivers and overclocking. I know nothing about overclocking nor installing the drivers. So if anyone could please help me out with perhaps a (step by step?) Thanks for any help that is given.
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