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Driver Information |
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| Manufacturer: |
Device |
| Operating System: |
Windows 2000/XP |
| Version: |
1.9.75.9371 Beta |
| Release Date: |
2007-06-13 |
| Category: |
Tools And Utilities Drivers |
| File Name and Size: |
aTuner_19759371beta.exe(677 Kb) |
| Model: |
aTuner |
| Description: |
aTuner 1.9.75.9371 Beta Windows 2000/XP
Features:
# Full hardware- and driver-detection
# Support of any common 3D-hardware from ATI and Nvidia
# Supports up to two monitors on an Nvidia-card via Windows dualmonitoring, TwinView and nView.
# Shows all important 3D quality-settings in a single window
# Support of the un-official modes, too
# Shows the most important settings even in the tooltip from the systray
# Easy-to-use alteration of all Bequeme ?nderung aller relevant tweak-optionen without to have much click-around
# Self-explaining usage
# Does not unnecessarily writes in the registry, but offers a log of all write-actions into the registry.
# Profil-Managment
# Game-Launcher
# Sys-Info with focus on display devices
# Designed to be friendly to other tweakers, like RivaTuner
# Regular support through the author (fast adaption for new drivers)
# Freeware |
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