Changing settings of an AMD Ati Radeon card is a tedious task, especially if the steps have to repeated regularly. It always involves opening the Catalyst Control Panel, finding the right menu and making the changes. It takes some time and is not really that practical. ATI Tray Tools is a collection of tools for AMD ATI Radeon video cards that are all accessible from the system tray menu of the Windows operating system.
Directly accessible from the system tray menu are the standard features that the ATI Catalyst Control Panel offers including switching the display resolution, 3D settings like configuring antialiasing or Catalyst AI or screen rotations. Access to those direct configuration settings are just one part of what ATI Tray Tools is offering.
3D settings that are changed by the user can be saved in a 3D profile that is then directly available for selection in the menu. It is furthermore possible to configure game profiles to optimize specific games. This includes selecting one of the available 3D profiles but also other settings like overclocking the hardware or applying Direct3D tweaks.
A desktop shortcut can be created after the configuration of a game profile to be able to launch the game with the configured settings right from the desktop.
Other key features of ATI Tray Tools.
ATI Tray Tools makes it easier to work with AMD ATI Radeon video cards, especially for users who regularly change settings of their videos cards. The software is available for download at the developer’s website.
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I want to point out this link goes to a page in a foreign language. Just click the title at the top for download.
Works well. I feel like I just got a brand new monitor!
Did not work on W7, it had an unsigned file… Anyone got it to work on W7?
Thanks in Advance!
It worked on my test system with Windows 7 Pro 32-bit.
Hmm, will try again on 64bit w7 tomorrow!
Still aint working for me…
See pic: http://gyazo.com/2d125b8c8ef79e883d173431f4f44936.png
Can’t edit my comment, but my main goal is to find an program that lets me show temp/fps ontop of games..
This needs to be compatible with W7 64 bit…
For my old Geforce card I used EVGA Precision, which unfortunately doesn’t work with ati cards…
So anyone?
Thanks in advance!