ATITool 0.24 released
 

new version of the popular video card overclocking & tweaking tool ATITool is out.

This upgrade is suggested for all users.

Download: http://atitool.techpowerup.com

These are the changes:
- Registry keys moved around, you will lose your settings once, when upgrading
- When multiple ATI cards are installed, you can now select the one to use
- Crash issues when returning from standby/hibernate with Catalyst 4.8+ fixed
- Added Memory Timings options to profile
- Added Gamma options to profile
- Added option to control artifact detection sensitivity
- ATITool will now try to use the D3D device which matches the active card
- Temperature monitoring and fan control works on X800 AIW now
- Added thermal monitoring support for X800XL
- Added "Do not change PWM frequency" switch for X850 fan control
- Added support for some new X850 boards
- Fixed temp. monitoring on X850
- Fixed fan control noise on X850
- Added support for R420GL
- Fixed AMD64 issues
- Added option "Beep on artifact"
- Fixed crash issue when opening Memory Timings Editor window more than once
- Fixed memory timings editor's MEM_TRFC extra options with garbled characters after the list of correct options
- Completely rewritten Kernel Mode Driver, it's no longer a legacy NT4-style driver
- Default profile always in list, even when profiles.ini does not exist
- Fixed incorrect log output when artifact detected during scan for artifacts
- Added refresh rate fix
- Warning displayed when "Alternate Pixel Center" is enabled
- ATITool can now be removed via Control Panel, Software
- Fixed some issues when running on systems without ATI card
- Added warning when not installing as Administrator
- Fixed problems when using ATITool on RS480 motherboard
- Fixed problems when using ATITool with RIO550 tv card
- Added Geometry Instancing option
- Removed annoying logging message from log file
- Video card detection problem fixed (bus# > 8)
- Fixed possible race condition in overclocking/scanning code
- Fixed memory timings crash for R480
- Safety frequency range is now filled with current values when enabled for the first time