Catalyst Control Center versus Control Panel?

[Don Burnette]

What's the latest consensus on this?

Earlier, folks were saying the CCC was bloated and not worth installing, to
stick with the Control Panel, which I have been doing.
Has the CCC gotten better? Will it co-exist with ATI Tool ok?

 

[Conor]

What's the latest consensus on this?

Earlier, folks were saying the CCC was bloated and not worth installing, to
stick with the Control Panel, which I have been doing.
Has the CCC gotten better? Will it co-exist with ATI Tool ok?

Don't bother. Lots of bloat you'll never use.

 

[Glennbo]

Don't bother. Lots of bloat you'll never use.


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Conor

An imperfect plan executed violently is far superior to a perfect plan.
-- George Patton

CCC is pants.

Glennbo

 

[Gordon Scott]

What's the latest consensus on this?

Earlier, folks were saying the CCC was bloated and not worth installing, to
stick with the Control Panel, which I have been doing.
Has the CCC gotten better? Will it co-exist with ATI Tool ok?

--
Don Burnette

"When you decide something is impossible to do, try to stay out of the way
of the man that's doing it."

CCC will be crap until MS releases .net 2, to replace the buggy current
..net offering, and will probably still be crap after that.

 

[Don Burnette]

CCC will be crap until MS releases .net 2, to replace the buggy
current .net offering, and will probably still be crap after that.

Ok, cool, thanks guys - I will continue to stick with the older control
panel.

 

[HockeyTownUSA]

Ok, cool, thanks guys - I will continue to stick with the older control
panel.

Or visit www.omegadrivers.net and get his drivers, as they contain
functionality of the ATI Control Center while eliminating the need for .NET
and use ZERO sytem resources. He's usually about a week or so behind ATI
releases, but they are usually much more stable and seem to offer slight
performance boosts.

 

[Don Burnette]

Or visit www.omegadrivers.net and get his drivers, as they contain
functionality of the ATI Control Center while eliminating the need
for .NET and use ZERO sytem resources. He's usually about a week or
so behind ATI releases, but they are usually much more stable and
seem to offer slight performance boosts.

Ya know, I tried the Omega's once - now, this goes back to either the 9700
Pro drivers, or even as far back as the Nvidia TI4400 drivers. I started
getting crashes, where I used to not. I uninstalling them, went back to the
drivers I was using, and all was well again. I have not tried them since.

Perhaps it is time to give them a try again.

Thanks,

 

[mbeaver]

What's the latest consensus on this?

Earlier, folks were saying the CCC was bloated and not worth installing,
to stick with the Control Panel, which I have been doing.
Has the CCC gotten better? Will it co-exist with ATI Tool ok?

I have it installed but don't care much for it. I prefer to use Radlinker.

 

[HomeBrewer]

Don Burnette

"When you decide something is impossible to do, try to stay out of the
way of the man that's doing it."

Hey Don, can I use your quote in my sig line...I like it!

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[Don Burnette]

Hey Don, can I use your quote in my sig line...I like it!

Sure, no problem!