Introducing Catalyst Control Center 2011
AMD Catalyst Software
 Catalyst Driver Control, c.2002 |
In 2004, ATI created the first real-time GUI for previewing settings - it showed you the effect your settings have on your image in real time, with a period style interface that matched the Windows XP tellytubby theme.
 Catalyst Driver Control, c.2004 |
The Catalyst Control Center (CCC) evolved over time with newer versions using Microsoft's .NET Framework. In February, Rage3D was pleased to partner with AMD and their redesign of the Catalyst driver architecture to bring you exclusive Catalyst Application Profiles (CAP) before anyone else, a feature that delivers performance and compatibility updates without requiring a whole new driver set.
 Catalyst Driver Control, c.2010 |
Now, as we move into the second year of the second decade of the third millennium, we have AMD's revamped and reworked driver and hardware interface. Support for Windows XP is dropped, and the new Catalyst Control Center targets Windows 7 users - Vista platforms will need to upgrade to .NET 3.5.1 and Windows Presentation Foundation.
 The New Catalyst Driver Control |
AMD and Nvidia Image Quality and Performance Investigation
Along with taking a look at the new Catalyst Control Center, which will become the single control center for all AMD software including CPUs and APUs, this article includes an investigation into AMD and Nvidia image quality and performance. We'll start with a look at the new features and highlights of the new CCC User Interface (UI), and then delve into the blurry waters of image filtering and quality, hopefully emerging a short time later with a look at the performance and quality of AMD and Nvidia's best image quality options.
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