ATI Tray Tools for ATI Radeon video cards

Oct 23, 2009 0 comments

If you own an ATI Radeon graphics cards, you will like ATI Tray Tools. (NVidia user? nHancer is best for you.)

ATI Tray Tools is an advanced tweaker-application that resides in the system tray of the Windows taskbar and allows instant access to video options and settings via a right-click menu. It can be used as a light weight alternative to the more bulky official Catalyst Control Center (CCC), but it can also exist along with the official tool.

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What ATI Tray Tools can do?

  • Change the resolution, colors, rotation, and extended desktop settings directly from ATT's right-click menu.
  • Changing of OpenGL/Direct3D settings (anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering, for example) separate from one another.
  • Game profiles, a feature allowing specific OpenGL/Direct3D settings for each game or 3d application.
  • Overclocking/UnderClocking with templates including FAN Control
  • Hotkey mapping
  • GPU temperature monitoring, GPU/Memory speed and CPU Usage monitoring
  • Change Theater mode together with TV Out
  • Hardware low level color correction
  • Hardware tweaks. Setting PCI latency timer
  • OnScreen Display: When an OpenGL/Direct3D application running, the FPS, 3D API type, GPU Activity, and related information are overlayed on top of the rendering stream on a corner of the screen.
  • Refresh Lock system with ability to set separate refresh rates for each resolution.
  • Tweak for overriding Pixel and Vertex Shaders
  • Record Audio
  • Take screenshots
  • Support for plugins created for ATI Tray Tools

ATI Tray Tools Download. ATI Tray Tools user’s tweak guide

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