ATI Tray Tools is a program that runs in the system tray, providing easy right-click access to all of your ATI video cards’ main settings. Some of its features allow you to change anisotropic filtering+antialiasing levels in Direct3D and OpenGL, adjust image quality, turn on/off special driver features, or simply play around with clock settings. The program uses only very minimal system resources and is not intrusive.

This freeware program comes with support for the following features: ATI Control Center; Game profiles with desktop shortcut creation; Direct3D settings with templates, GUI form and tray pop-up menu; System wide Hot keys, (load profiles any profile/work with colours/run any application); Support for TV Out and displays with profiles; options to change Theater mode together with TV out; overclocking with templates including FAN Control; automatic overclocking when application required 3D mode; temperature monitoring; artifact tester with ability to find maximum stable clocks for GPU and memory; Radeon information show information about memory type, active rendering pipe lines and more; hardware tweaks, setting PCI latency timer; and many more.

ATI Tray Tools is very light, and amazes me with the tremendous amount of features the publishers have been able to include in it. For a freeware program to contain such quality features; I think it is a fine program.

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