Spinny ball artifact tester

[ChuckS]

I can't remember the name of the artifact tester that has the spinning balls, the teapot and the skull. It's "rh-something..."

Can someone refresh my memory? Thanks...

[dark_15]

Are you talking about Rthdribl (http://www.daionet.gr.jp/~masa/rthdribl/)?

[hardzip]

It's called rthdribl you can find it here (http://www.daionet.gr.jp/~masa/rthdribl/)

[ps2cho]

is it a good artifact detector?

[ChuckS]

That's it!!! Thanks, guys.

[threeme2189]

is it any good? or is the atitool one ok?

[JigPu]

It's not an artifact tester by design (so you'll have to look for them manually), though I've herad that it's one of the best programs for producing artifacts. I've never had it artifact when ATITool reports no artifacts (I generally run ATITool for 30-60 minutes artifact free before I declare a frequency as such), though if ATITool's artifact scanner runs flakily for you, RTHDRIBL probably is a great alternative.

JigPu

[ChuckS]

I like it because you can see the artifacts immediately. ATI Tray Tools tells me I have artifacts, even though I can't see them.