New version of RivaTuner released

Now supports AMD RV770

By Aharon Etengoff

Tue Sep 02 2008, 09:10

A NEW VERSION of the Nvidia tweaking tool RivaTuner has been released by Alex 'Unwinder' and Guru3D.com.

Version 2.10 of the application, which allows users to tweak Nvidia GPU based display adapters, provides support for both driver-level and low-level hardware access modes.

RivaTuner also features a number of unique diagnostic tools, including an integrated registry editor and an advanced patch script engine.

Version 2.10 reportedly introduces dozens of new features, including:

- Support for the AMD RV770, ATI Catalyst 8.8, ATI Radeon 4800, and GeForce 9x00

- Improved memory clock gating detection for the GeForce GTX 260 / 280 series

- Optimised current monitoring for VT1105/VT1165 voltage regulators

- A new OSD rendering mode

- Updated support for the NVIDIA GT200

Amongst others. µ

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Guru3D.com

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