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Where is current ATITool release?

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Where can I get the latest and greatest ATITool release?

I have .27b3 and it doesn't work in W7 x64 because it's driver won't install. :banghead:
 
I think the last revision was in 2006 and it does not support Win7.
 
latest version if of January 2010 ;)
 
latest version if of January 2010 ;)

Where might this be? I assume it's not made by W1zzard unless you are reffering to GPU tool which was out June last year.
 
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Were can we procure this jan 2010 version *cocks shotgun* :D
 
ATITool_0.27b4 works great for me. 4890 / Windows 7 x64
 
Where might this be? I assume it's not made by W1zzard unless you are reffering to GPU tool which was out June last year.

OMG, I owe you all some beers! I mixed Ati Tray and Tray Tools. Everything I said goes for Tray Tools... :banghead:
 
Oh nice, i actually thought there was not going to be a newer version of the tool ;)
 
OMG, I owe you all some beers! I mixed Ati Tray and Tray Tools. Everything I said goes for Tray Tools... :banghead:

ATi tray tools, and ATi tool.

you mixed them up again :P
 
wonderful hahaha. Just add that the real Tool, is me hahahaa
 
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I d/l ATI Tool .27 beta and it installs fine, but the core clock and memory clocks don't ever go up when running find max. When I hit find max the 3d renderer starts up, but nothing happens except it's apparently scanning for artifacts. Core and Mem both stay at 0.
I can't seem to get any program with "find max" feature to work........... very frustrating. I can manually increase the clocks with MSI Afterburner or Tray Tools and then scan for artifacts, but I want one of these programs to "find max" for me.:banghead:

EDIT: aww shit nevermind.....tray tools has "find max".........:o
 
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