Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: Serenity on February 18, 2009, 11:31:29 PM
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Alright, bought the new card, drivers installed, and im rearing to go! One question though: In my old NVIDIA control panel, I was able to set individual settings based on the program/game run. I could set it so AH has one anti-aliasing setting, Call of Duty had another, etc. Is there any way to do that with this ATI control panel? I havn't found one, and I only get this computer for another 3 hours before I lose it for the weekend (Going to a different house) so I dont want to waste time looking, lol.
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it has a profile manager in the advanced view. thats the catalyst software from ati's website, right?
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it has a profile manager in the advanced view. thats the catalyst software from ati's website, right?
Yes
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Yes
i dont think its as detailed as the nvidia control panel, but yeah i see a "profiles" tab page under advanced view.
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I would ditch the catalyst control panel and grab Ray Adams ATI Tray Tools. That program has all you need without the bloat.
All the Best...
Jay
awDoc1
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Alright, bought the new card, drivers installed, and im rearing to go! One question though: In my old NVIDIA control panel, I was able to set individual settings based on the program/game run. I could set it so AH has one anti-aliasing setting, Call of Duty had another, etc. Is there any way to do that with this ATI control panel? I havn't found one, and I only get this computer for another 3 hours before I lose it for the weekend (Going to a different house) so I dont want to waste time looking, lol.
Download ATI Tray Tools and uninstall the ATI Catalyst Control Center. With ATI Tray Tools, there is no need to have that bloat-ware CCC installed. You'll also be able to create individual profiles for any game you play.
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downloading it as we speak. thanks guru's! :aok :aok :aok
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When I had the tray tools,I could not get my AA very high..Can someone possibly post pics of the AA and AF settings,and where they can be found??
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unfortunately, it doesn't work with vista x64. i dont see it under the supported o/s types too. i'm back to my catalyst for now but will try tinkering as i saved the set-up files for later.
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unfortunately, it doesn't work with vista x64. i dont see it under the supported o/s types too. i'm back to my catalyst for now but will try tinkering as i saved the set-up files for later.
http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=733
According to this it does.
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it's giving me an error that says "unable to initiate low level driver" -i'll be back in a bit just got to run an errand. =)
thanks by the way! :aok :aok :aok
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http://forums.guru3d.com/showthread.php?t=224681
Found this, scroll down and there is a complete answer.
Hope this helps.
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I am wondering..What is the MAX AA that Ray adams tool provides???
:salute
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I am wondering..What is the MAX AA that Ray adams tool provides???
:salute
Mine shows the max selectable setting at 16X
All the Best...
Jay
awDoc1
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Download ATI Tray Tools and uninstall the ATI Catalyst Control Center. With ATI Tray Tools, there is no need to have that bloat-ware CCC installed. You'll also be able to create individual profiles for any game you play.
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took your advice and it saves me a process or too
like the framerate in the corner as well <S>
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took your advice and it saves me a process or too
like the framerate in the corner as well <S>
You can disable the FPS counter within the ATI Tray Tools options if it gets annoying after awhile.
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