RadeonPro is a freeware program that automates catalyst profiles to be applied upon games or application installed. The only thing you need is to setup 3D settings for each of the games on your system, and have all the host settings applied automatically every time you play a game. At least it keeps you from worrying about remembering keyboard shortcuts.

RadeonPro 1.0.9.3 RC1 is a program that only works on .NET framework 2.0. This time around, the publishers have fixed some bugs, and added some extra features to the program. Some of these fixes and extra features include: fixing of error saving settings random bug; fix of crash at Metro 2033 startup; fixing of FPS counter not displayed on some D3D9 games; removal of DirectX Runtime June 2010 dependency which caused crashes D3D10/D3D11 games on systems without that Runtime version installed, the minimum requirement has now been changed to February 2010.

This is a well-put-together piece of work from this publisher; and come to think of it, it is a freeware. It is one of my favorite profile managers, and I have to give a lot of pass mark to the publishers. The numbers of fixes actually show that publishers have been carrying out a lot of behind the scene work.

Want to check it out? Visit RadeonPRO.

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