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    Ati Tray Tool VS D3DOverrider

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by MSIfanboy, Jan 16, 2012.

  1. MSIfanboy

    MSIfanboy Notebook Consultant

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    Why do ppl seem to prefer D3DOverrider when Ati Tray Tools has so many more options?

    You can even over or undervolt your GPU in Ati Tray Tools.

    Do Forcing Triple buffering in D3DOverrider work the same as in Ati Try Tools or is Ati Tray Tolls bugged or something sicen i dont hear anyone use it
     
    MSIfanboy, Jan 16, 2012
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  2. darxide_sorcerer

    darxide_sorcerer Notebook Deity

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    i personally want a very simple and light-weight application to enable triple-buffering for me. the only overclocking program that works on SONY VAIO SA laptops is Sapphire TRiXX, so i don't need ATT at all. that's why i use D3DOverrider.
     
    darxide_sorcerer, Jan 16, 2012
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    I do my undervolting/overclocking through direct Vbios editing. No need for that software here.
     
    andros_forever, Jan 16, 2012
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    For changing driver settings, I use Radeon Pro. Unlike ATT (AFAIK) and D3DO, it auto-detects what you're playing and applies custom settings appropriately. I don't OC on my laptop, and my undervolt is flashed into my VBIOS.
     
    Syberia, Jan 16, 2012
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    Digitronicx Newbie

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    Explain as best you did in your notebook a undervolting / overclocking. Direct Vbios editing?
     
    Digitronicx, Feb 15, 2012
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