ATI Tray Tools is a free utility that runs in the system tray and provides easy right-click access to all of your ATI video card's crucial settings. You can change anisotropic filtering + antialiasing levels in Direct3D and OpenGL, adjust image quality, turn on/off special driver features, or simply just fool around with clock settings (core and memory speeds). It uses minimal system resources and isn't intrusive.
Ray Adams
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Reviewing 1.6.9.1391 Beta (Jul 29, 2009)
in order to reap the real benefits of using this tool one might want to "goto"
ATI Tray Tools Official WEB Forum on Guru3D I am not a member of Windows Live Space though so perhaps even better info is located there.
here is the ATI Tray Tools Public Beta Section linky.
ATT beta version (UNICODE support)
Ray Adams wrote:
[+] New game profiles option. "Disable CrossFire". This option can help you to disable CF temporarily for selected game without disabling CF at hardware level.
Your second board will not be used in this mode. After game end , CrossFire mode will be restored.
[+] new ini file option opt_use_soft_clk_read. Set it to 1 to enabled Software clocks reading method. Can help when your board not yet fully supported.
1 day ago
Reviewing 1.6.9.1382 Beta (Feb 26, 2009)
LOVE LOVE LOVE his program. ive been an ATI guy for most of my PC life but when they started slacking off severerely i went with nvidia. from 8800GT to 9800GTX to GTX260, but im finally back in ATI camp and LOVE ATI Tray Tools. it's one of the biggest reasons i love ATI cards...RivaTuner is a nice app (works with many ATI cards now, too), but it just doesnt compare to ATT. lovin a previous beta with my 4870x2, though it was a little buggy cause it was an old build. didnt know Ray Adams was still developing this
Reviewing 1.5.9.1290 Beta (Sep 11, 2008)
The latest ATT beta is always available from Ray's Windows Live Space (in the public folder):
http://ray-att.spaces.live.com/
Reviewing 1.4.7.1193 Beta (Jun 2, 2008)
No joy!
I have two Sapphire 3870's used for folding. I wanted to OC them manually rather than depending on ATI's Overdrive that comes with the new Catalyst CCC.
First, there is no way of ID'ing multiple cards so I have no idea which card or both the settings are being applied to. Then there is the problem that when I tried to shutdown the machine (default settings) I got continious application errors (illegal memory addressed). I had told it to auto-start the monitoring application, however when it restarted no monitoring application. After that, I just junked it as something not ready for prime time and went back to ATI's overdrive
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