ATI Radeon HD5700 cards crashing on CS6 Photoshop

Have I missed the hardware requirement of using on Nvidia Cuda based graphical card in my system? All the new blurfilters are causing a graphical cards break down. What happens is that Photoshop keeps running but the screen turns completely black. You have to close the application in the taskmanager.
I'm running Windows 7 64 bits and CS6 master edition. System is completely uptodate and all drivers have been checked.
Annyone having the same issues?
Best greetings Jaap Clarenburg
www.clarenburg.nl
[email protected]

I don't think the ATI card you have is an "inexpensive waste card". It can actually work very well with Photoshop. I have a 5670 myself.
In my opinion (as a non-Adobe developer of graphics applications) AMD writes the best driver software of all the big names. NVidia is second, and Intel a distant third. AMD just happens to have released a driver set with a glitch in their latest version, and I suspect it will be better in 12.5.
For now, revert to Catalyst 12.2 as Curt has suggested and you'll find it will work with Photoshop CS6 MUCH better.
Here's specific information on how to remove a newer version of ATI drivers and install 12.2:
Uninstall Catalyst by removing the AMD Catalyst Install Manager in the Control Panel's Programs and Features section. This will cause the drivers that come with Windows to kick in.
Delete or rename these specific files, which the uninstaller neglects to remove.
C:\Windows\System32\amdocl64.dll
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\amdocl.dll
Go to this page and download/install Catalyst 12.2: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/windows/previous/Pages/radeonaiw _vista64.aspx
-Noel

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