Yeah, but ATI has its problems, too, with laptops... The one I've got, when you punch in its model number at that ATI web site, it says "You need to get the drivers from the laptop manufacturer". And HP didn't have any new drivers posted.

Of course, an update to the latest Catalyst drivers would fix a specific problem I was having, but the installer specifically doesn't allow it.

So I found a utility that someone published that hacks the intstaller and lets me install the Catalyst drivers onto the laptop, and sure enough it fixed my problem. Drivers work fine, better than the ones from HP. Why the heck would they prevent that?