What is the best but least intrusive software for my ATI card?

[deadken]

Hi, I just got a new ATI X1900 XTX. I didn't choose to wait for the 1950, so please, let's not get off on that tangent.

It has been a while since I have used an ATI card in my rig. My last card was a 6800GT (AGP). I would like to adjust some AA and AF settings now that I actually have the framerate in BF2 that will let me turn on some 'eye candy'.

My problem is that there isn't and AA and AF settings inside BF2, so I like to turn them on while on my desktop. I don't want bloated software, just the minimum stuff that will let me adjust AA + AF and perhaps let me make fan adjustments if this gets too noisy.

-Thanks in advance for anyone who can help me with this, Ken

 

[Gautama2]

ATI Tray tool will give you AA and AF, i dont think it has fan settings tho.

 

[knifemyglitter]

it does have fan settings, and the new release will support overclocking with voltage control. YEAH!

 

[TheRyuu]

Riva Tuner will work for overclocking, monitoring and some advanced tweaking.

ATI Tray Tool will help control AA/AF and everything else that you need.

 

[LOUISSSSS]

with ati tray tools don't you have to disable the ATi services that change the 2d and 3d clock settings?

 

[deadken]

Thanks, I d/l'ed it already and am trying it now...

 

[Polish3d]

Originally posted by: deadken
Hi, I just got a new ATI X1900 XTX. I didn't choose to wait for the 1950, so please, let's not get off on that tangent.

It has been a while since I have used an ATI card in my rig. My last card was a 6800GT (AGP). I would like to adjust some AA and AF settings now that I actually have the framerate in BF2 that will let me turn on some 'eye candy'.

My problem is that there isn't and AA and AF settings inside BF2, so I like to turn them on while on my desktop. I don't want bloated software, just the minimum stuff that will let me adjust AA + AF and perhaps let me make fan adjustments if this gets too noisy.

-Thanks in advance for anyone who can help me with this, Ken

Go to graphics options in the menu of battlefield 2 to find the AA options, you must turn on AA through the BF2 menu, and you must turn on AF through CCC or Tray Tools

 

[Hyperlite]

Tray Tools ftw

 

[deadken]

Originally posted by: FrackalGo to graphics options in the menu of battlefield 2 to find the AA options, you must turn on AA through the BF2 menu, and you must turn on AF through CCC or Tray Tools

You are absolutely right. I must have had a brain fart. I have just cranked the AA to 6X and restarted the game.... I didn't see a big difference in the jaggies. I am about to restart my machine and try again... Perhaps I need to try a different map.

I love the Tray Tools program! Thanks for the help.