Thread: ATITool

ATITool is an overclocking utility designed for ATI and NVIDIA video cards.
Design target is to write a light-weight application for the enthusiast - so no questionable registry tweaks. Sorry.
Main Features

* No limits overclocking.
* Support for overclocking for NVIDIA cards.
* Adjustment of GPU and memory voltage (when supported by VGA card).
* Tweaking of memory timings (most ATI cards).
* 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 to test for stability.
* Loading a predefined clock profile on Application/Windows startup.
* Hotkeys that can be used any time to load clocks from a profile.
* Extract video card BIOS to file for backup purposes.
* 3D application detection (Direct3D 8, Direct3D 9, OpenGL) to overclock your video card only when required.
* Gamma control

ATITool will only work on Windows 2000/XP/2003 (64 bit versions are supported).


Screenshots


Changes in this version:

* Full support for all ATI and NVIDIA cards. Only X1950 Pro overclocking is not supported.
* To overclock ATI X1k cards, you do not need to disable the services in Windows
* Fan settings can be saved to a profile
* New logo added
* Memory timings can be saved to a profile
* Number of active vertex shaders/stream processors on NVIDIA added
* Log file default maximum size is 2.5 MB
* BIOS dump works on X1000 Series
* Thermal monitoring defaults to on
* Voltage control for several X1800 and X1900 cards
* Control over Adaptive Anti-Aliasing
* New settings tab "Driver Tweaks"
* Current Draw monitoring for several ATI cards

Latest development build available is: 0.26. Download

source can be found here

AMMAGO!

serious bhoy paisi. i was testing my maximum memory with this tool and my CPU turned RED HOT! haat diye ter paisi.. prochondo gorom hoye gesilo. shathe shathe abort korsi.

use this by your own risk.
i recommend you to have some strong cooling before you do something like this.