Why does Nvidia provide custom resolutions and not ATI?

[Peasant]

I really need the ability to create custom resolutions for my widescreen
LCDTV that is hooked up to my computer. I know I can do it with
Powerstrip but I don't want to have to pay $29.95 for it when ATI should
be providing this option like Nvidia does. How about it ATI? Assuming
they read this newsgroup. Actually, this would be a really cool feature
to add to Ray Adam's ATI Tools too.

 

[First of One]

A few people mentioned the ability to create custom resolutions as an
important reason for using Catalyst Control Center...

 

[Starfleet]

A few people mentioned the ability to create custom resolutions as an
important reason for using Catalyst Control Center...

Ah, I dumped CCC because of it's high resource usage and it made my XP
boot up time longer. I never noticed a custom res feature in them
though, I'll have to seriously consider going back to them if they have
that feature, thx.

 

[First of One]

See if the feature is in ATi Tray Tools, which is quickly becoming a
preferred alternative to CCC. If it's not there, uninstall the utility with
no harm done.

 

[Starfleet]

See if the feature is in ATi Tray Tools, which is quickly becoming a
preferred alternative to CCC. If it's not there, uninstall the utility with
no harm done.

I've already uninstalled ATI Tray tools and went back to CCC. I can't
find an option in the CCC drivers to create a custom resolution either.
The good thing though is that when I went back to the CCC drivers it
gave me the option of the res I wanted all along, 1360x768.