NVIDIA Tray Tools or NVTray

WxChaser · Nov 20, 2005, 11:29 AM

NVTray allows driver settings to be easily modified and also unlocks a variety of settings, such as alternative modes of antialiasing (which are not officially supported by NVIDIA).

- Support for Windows x64 Edition
- Based on Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
- Multiple enhancements to NVTray (NVIDIA Tray Tools) utility, including;

* Ability to customize both OpenGL and Direct3D settings independently
* Optimizations customizable for OpenGL and Direct3D modes separately
* Supports many more Antialiasing modes than the default NVIDIA control panel
* AFR/AFR2/SFR/SLIAA SLI rendering modes supported
* Compatible with future drivers and the new NVIDIA Control Panel
* and much more!

- Added option to run NVTray minimized at Windows startup
- Added the ability to custom set (or mix & match) Coolbits modes, including;

* Additional Direct3D
* Clock Frequency (Overclocking) Settings
* Additional Direct3D, Clock Frequency (Overclocking) Settings
* SLI Profiles (AFR/SFR/AFR2/etc)
* and more!

- Uses tooltips to provide helpful information about each option
- Fixed issues where some boxes not being checked while enabled
- More advanced Windows tweaks added
- Control panel settings automatically updated, both in registry and on application
- Removed some redundant options that are now built into recent ForceWare sets
- Link to homepage no longer forces IE. Now makes use of default browser (i.e. Firefox, Opera) and tabbed browsing
- New convenient setup build using Inno Setup 5.1.5, with options for shortcuts
- Modified and included a End-User License Agreement with the utility

Changes in NVTray 1.0.3.0

- Opens NVIDIA application profiles in wordpad by default (instead of notepad.exe) which makes the file more legible and easier to quickly make modifications by hand
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Nov 20, 2005, 11:29 AM	#1
WxChaser Super Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 404 Rep Power: 0	NVIDIA Tray Tools or NVTray NVTray allows driver settings to be easily modified and also unlocks a variety of settings, such as alternative modes of antialiasing (which are not officially supported by NVIDIA). - Support for Windows x64 Edition - Based on Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Multiple enhancements to NVTray (NVIDIA Tray Tools) utility, including; * Ability to customize both OpenGL and Direct3D settings independently * Optimizations customizable for OpenGL and Direct3D modes separately * Supports many more Antialiasing modes than the default NVIDIA control panel * AFR/AFR2/SFR/SLIAA SLI rendering modes supported * Compatible with future drivers and the new NVIDIA Control Panel * and much more! - Added option to run NVTray minimized at Windows startup - Added the ability to custom set (or mix & match) Coolbits modes, including; * Additional Direct3D * Clock Frequency (Overclocking) Settings * Additional Direct3D, Clock Frequency (Overclocking) Settings * SLI Profiles (AFR/SFR/AFR2/etc) * and more! - Uses tooltips to provide helpful information about each option - Fixed issues where some boxes not being checked while enabled - More advanced Windows tweaks added - Control panel settings automatically updated, both in registry and on application - Removed some redundant options that are now built into recent ForceWare sets - Link to homepage no longer forces IE. Now makes use of default browser (i.e. Firefox, Opera) and tabbed browsing - New convenient setup build using Inno Setup 5.1.5, with options for shortcuts - Modified and included a End-User License Agreement with the utility Changes in NVTray 1.0.3.0 - Opens NVIDIA application profiles in wordpad by default (instead of notepad.exe) which makes the file more legible and easier to quickly make modifications by hand __________________ Read More / NV News