Software Update: ATi Tray Tools 1.0.2.705

Ray Adams has updated ATi Tray Tools to version 1.0.2.705. This small program is, as the name suggests, intended for fine-tuning and overclocking ATi Radeon video cards. From the system tray you have quick access to so-called overclocking profiles that you can create yourself and OpenGL and Direct3D settings can be adjusted quickly and easily. The changelog of this release shows the following changes:

Changes in 1.0.2.705:

• Added Shell Context menu for executable files. Now you can easily create/edit and delete game profiles associated with selected executable file. Just click right mouse button and select apropriate menu item from “ATI Tray Tools” menu. ATT must reside in memory to be able to do this job.
• Added option to add offset (by X and Y) for OSD position in game profile.
• Added option to show temperature in Fahrenheit. (FAN Speed ​​table use only values ​​in Celsius.)
• Added new button in Game Profiles. “Detect 3D API Type”. Using this button you can check what 3D API type is used in the selected profile. ATT will not be able to detect API type if the selected executable doesn’t link directly to known 3D API library files like opengl32.dll, d3d8.dll, d3d9.dll.
• Updated Overlay Theater Mode. Now you can set separate settings for Clone and Extended Desktop Modes.
• Now TV settings accessible in Extended Desktop mode too.
• Reenabled menu item to launch Windows Display Properties
• Updated installation procedure. Now if installation procedure unable to overwrite some files, it replace these files after restart. You must restart your computer in this case.
• Fixed wrong file name creation in ScreenShot module.
• Fixed some errors with Game Profiles in Control Center mode
• Fixed bug when ATT unable to start on system with Dual Monitors.

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