ATI Tool Main Features
As the name implies ATITool is an overclocking utility designed for ATI video cards.
Design target is to write a light-weight application for the enthusiast - so no questionable registry tweaks.
Latest Version 0.26 DOWNLOAD
- No limits overclocking.
- Finding maximum core and memory overclock
by rendering into a Direct3D window and
scanning the output for visual artifacts.
- Temperature monitoring and fan speed
control (on supported cards)
- Removal of Catalyst overclocking lock
for 9000/9200/9550/9600 series.
- Artifact scanning mode for non-ATI cards
- use together with a 3rd party overclocking
utility.
- Loading a predefined clock profile on
Application/Windows startup.
- Hotkeys that can be used any time to
load clocks from a profile.
- 3D application detection (Direct3D 8,
Direct3D 9, OpenGL) to overclock your video
card only when required.
- Gamma control
- Fixes to card detection on some ATI
chipsets
- Fixed "When setting the speed in the
log the selected speed is shown not the
actual speed it is set to." (#38)
- Added info box about possible problems
when FRAPS is running
- Removed fan control tab for 9600.
- Some fixes to "try to keep gpu temp
at". It will only work while ATITool is
running. If you close ATITool fan speeds
are set to ATI's defaults
- Fixed temp. reading error which showed
20 on 9800s with high load sometimes
- Disabled creation of file C:\Atitool
detection log.txt
- Fixed excessive log entries generated
during Find Max (#29)
- Fixed 3D detection for XP SP2 + AMD64
(#25)
- Forced 3D detection on for all executable
starting with "bf_vietnam" (Battlefield:
Vietnam) until a proper fix is found
- Forced 3D detection on for all executable
starting with "nwmain" (Neverwinter Nights)
until a proper fix is found
- Fixed rounding error in fan speed settings
(#16)
- Fixed rounding error in font size display
in temp. settings (#23)
- Added current fan speed display to fan
speed settings (#22)
- Memory timings editor is active now
- values are not permanent and are reset
at reboot. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
- Gamma settings are reapplied when display
mode is changed (#14)
- Gamma settings panel shows numbers (#14)
- Added fan control option "Try to keep
GPU temp. at xx C" - this option is only
available if temp. monitoring is enabled
- Added mini stats to temp. monitoring
settings page
- Several speed optimized artifact detection
code
- Dump bios button disabled on 9200 until
a fix is found
- Replace temp. remote / local by "GPU"
/ "GPU environment"
- Fixed cosmetic bug in temp. settings
panel (#15)
- Fixed bug with log file max. size ..
the value was interpreted as Bytes (#13)
- Added include list for 3D detection
- No "scan running" message to log file
right after start
- Fixed crash in 3D detection for 3dmark2001
and probably other apps
- Gamma hotkeys are disabled when gamma
control is disabled
- Lots of fixes based on the great feedback
after the 0.0.21 release, critical fixes
are already incorporated into the 0.0.21
download
- Added option to scanning settings: "disable
screensaver while scanning"
- Moved fan speed registry key so its
not lost every time you reinstall ATITool
- Fixed ATI fan control. for some reason
ATI defaults result in fan speeds > 100%
to be programmed. This means that any fan
speed >75% is actually 100% (can't run the
fan faster than 100%). ATITool fixes this
by setting the right register on the temp.
chip.
ATITool will only
work on Windows (64 bit versions
are supported).
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Video Card Identification |
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NOTE: For the purpose of identifying the graphics card manufacturer
and model, only the DEV and SUBSYS segment values will be used.
NOTE: Only the last four alphanumeric characters in the SUBSYS
string segment are used to determine the Subsystem Vendor ID.
The highlighted segment in the value string indicates that the
graphics card Device ID is 9802, and the Subsystem Vendor ID is 17AA.
PCI\VEN_1002&DEV_9802&SUBSYS_21DF17AA&REV_00\...
Once the graphics card Subsystem Vendor ID has been found, match it
to the list below of manufacturers to identify the manufacturer or
origin of the graphics card.
Subsystem Vendor
ID |
Manufacturer |
1043 |
ASUSTeK |
196D |
Club 3D |
1092 |
Diamond Multimedia |
18BC |
GeCube |
1458 |
Gigabyte |
17AF |
HIS |
16F3 |
Jetway |
1462 |
MSI |
174B |
Sapphire |
148C |
PowerColor |
1545 |
VisionTek |
1682 |
XFX |
1025 |
Acer |
106B |
Apple |
1028 |
Dell |
107B |
Gateway |
103C |
HP |
17AA |
Lenovo |
104D |
Sony |
1179 |
Toshiba |
To identify the model of the graphics card using its Device ID, refer
to a 3rd party resource: "0x" prefix in the Device Search field and click Search (as shown
below).
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