Sep 18, 2009 #1 V VeryApe Gawd Joined Jan 3, 2001 Messages 828 What is everyone using to tweak in Win7? With XP I used ATI Tray Tools, but it apparently doesn't play nice with Win7. AMD Overdrive? CCC? ?????
What is everyone using to tweak in Win7? With XP I used ATI Tray Tools, but it apparently doesn't play nice with Win7. AMD Overdrive? CCC? ?????
Sep 18, 2009 #2 C cyclone3d Fully [H] 2FA Joined Aug 16, 2004 Messages 18,448 I use CCC. RivaTuner also work fine.
Sep 18, 2009 #5 V VeryApe Gawd Joined Jan 3, 2001 Messages 828 One of the things I liked about Tray Tools is that it would show FPS when running a game. Looks like I'll probably be switching back to RT.
One of the things I liked about Tray Tools is that it would show FPS when running a game. Looks like I'll probably be switching back to RT.
Sep 19, 2009 #6 S strend Gawd Joined Jan 23, 2007 Messages 785 Well that sucks. I read that ATI Tray Tools supported per-game 3D profiles and was thinking about downloading it. Any other apps that do this on ATI card in Windows 7? It's really the biggest feature I miss from nvidia.
Well that sucks. I read that ATI Tray Tools supported per-game 3D profiles and was thinking about downloading it. Any other apps that do this on ATI card in Windows 7? It's really the biggest feature I miss from nvidia.
Sep 19, 2009 #7 R risqu3 [H]ard|Gawd Joined Mar 4, 2008 Messages 1,267 RivaTuner if you really want to do something, but TBH Do you really need it? what are you trying to do? Make 2D and 3D profiles? (which can be done EASILY via CCC btw)
RivaTuner if you really want to do something, but TBH Do you really need it? what are you trying to do? Make 2D and 3D profiles? (which can be done EASILY via CCC btw)
Sep 19, 2009 #8 SonDa5 Supreme [H]ardness 2FA Joined Aug 20, 2008 Messages 7,437 On HD4770 in Xfire I used RBE and flashed HD4770s to ASUS TOP bios and installed Asus Smart Dr for voltage settings. Use ATI CCC for system settings. Works well.
On HD4770 in Xfire I used RBE and flashed HD4770s to ASUS TOP bios and installed Asus Smart Dr for voltage settings. Use ATI CCC for system settings. Works well.