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cornholio said:
Does the old style control center have all the functionality that the catalyst has? Temp readings, visual settings etc.?
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Does the old style control center have all the functionality that the catalyst has? Temp readings, visual settings etc.?
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my catalyst control center never worked properly
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FIZZ3 said:
They serve the same functions. Thats why it's an either, or choice of which to have.
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I think you will be more than satisfied with the functionality of the ATI controls..... temp readings are in the "overdrive" section.. you lose the fancy GUI stuff.. but it's easy enough to "give it a try" so you should decide on your own.FIZZ3 said:
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Alright, good to know. It's on my list for removal for the next OS wipe.
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Yeah I'd opt for the 'minimal' choice normally. There were some reviews on the Catalyst center which made it seem quite ok. The drawbacks (being unnecessary internet access and boot-time startup) were not discussed, as usual. 
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the ATI control center is not all that "minimal" I'm sure you will be very pleased. It's still uses the same catalyst drivers and you can control everything......... by the way... I just saw sapphire X800XT platinums
at allstarshop for $579 with free 2nd day shipping and no sales tax that almost ain't bad..... I already have 2.. but these won't last long. they weren't there last week.
at allstarshop for $579 with free 2nd day shipping and no sales tax that almost ain't bad..... I already have 2.. but these won't last long. they weren't there last week.
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