Download ATiTool 0.0.20

ATiTool is a small but powerful tweaking tool, meant to get the most out of your Radeon card. In addition to providing much-needed scroll bars to drive more megaherts through your map, this program also offers the ability to automatically find the highest possible overclock for your card by continuously scanning for artifacts in a Direct3D window while your card is running at an increasing clock frequency. . In addition, it is possible to save different profiles and load them during Windows startup, when a certain hotkey is pressed or when a 3d program is started. The changelog informs us of the following changes:

• Position of the main window is saved now
• Rendering in a remote desktop session is now disabled
• Added info box: “ATITool will not work with TemporalAA enabled”
• Added “dump bios” function – please report back with which cards this is not working
• Sliders now default to 0.4x to 1.6x of frequency
• Hotkey in profile properties shows “none” if no hotkey is set
• Radeon 9100 IGP is no longer incorrectly detected as supported chip – this fixes a bluescreen/reboot issue, thanks Valar
• Fixed sys driver problem where bios address would be incorrectly detected – this fixes a bluescreen/reboot issue, thanks Gaston
• Made the background a bit less red on non-ps 2.0 cards.
• Added support for R420 overclocking
• Fixed ‘load on windows startup’ not working when your installation path had a space in it.
• Fixed disappearing entry in taskbar when settings are active.
• Fixed small tool tip typo.
• Changed code to reduce big frequency jumps (which sometimes results in crashes), max. change is 16 Mhz in 10 ms.
• Changing AA/AF settings now resets display adapter.
• Added temperature monitoring for 9600XT, 9800XT, X800
• Fixed frequencies not switching back when leaving 3D mode. A quick fix for this is in earlier versions is to enable ‘play sound when leaving 3d mode’.
• List clock speeds with profile in combobox
• Fixed buggy characters in comment or auto-created default profile.
• Code cleanup