Catalyst Control Center versus Control Panel?

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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?
 
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?
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Don't bother. Lots of bloat you'll never use.
 
Conor said:
Don't bother. Lots of bloat you'll never use.


--
Conor

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

Glennbo
 
Don said:
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?

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Don Burnette

"When you decide something is impossible to do, try to stay out of the way
of the man that's doing it."
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CCC will be crap until MS releases .net 2, to replace the buggy current
..net offering, and will probably still be crap after that.
 
Gordon said:
CCC will be crap until MS releases .net 2, to replace the buggy
current .net offering, and will probably still be crap after that.
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Ok, cool, thanks guys - I will continue to stick with the older control
panel.
 
Don Burnette said:
Ok, cool, thanks guys - I will continue to stick with the older control
panel.
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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.
 
HockeyTownUSA said:
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.
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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,
 
Don Burnette said:
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?
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I have it installed but don't care much for it. I prefer to use Radlinker.
 
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