When will Rivatuner 2.25 be released ? - Page 3

Plug2k · 09-28-2009, 17:14 | posts: 897 | Location: Uk

Unwinder you think the new riva will bereleased tonight

58xx owners are getting restless lol

Unwinder · 09-28-2009, 18:45 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

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Originally Posted by Plug2k

Unwinder you think the new riva will bereleased tonight

58xx owners are getting restless lol

Tonight? Is it a bad joke? Of course no.

Plug2k · 09-28-2009, 19:24 | posts: 897 | Location: Uk

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Originally Posted by Unwinder

Tonight? Is it a bad joke? Of course no.

dont you have a date then ?

lowdog · 09-29-2009, 01:29 | posts: 61

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Originally Posted by Unwinder

Soon. 58x0 support is already inside, I'm currently working on implementing GT216 support.

Great news and again many thanks for all your effort in supporting the community with this GREAT program

One question, will it have support for gpu and mem voltage adjustments?

Also with the new MSI utility your working on and it's skin, will you end up making RIvatuner look something like it or the EVGA Precision Tool eventually?

RamonGTP · 09-29-2009, 18:32 | posts: 10 | Location: SoCal

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Originally Posted by Unwinder

Soon. 58x0 support is already inside, I'm currently working on implementing GT216 support.

Awesome, glad you're not abondoning RT. It's one of the few if not only tool that not only works but gets fairly regular updates. Out of curiousity, on average, how many hours do you put into each new revision of RT?

Unwinder · 09-29-2009, 20:00 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

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Originally Posted by RamonGTP

Awesome, glad you're not abondoning RT. It's one of the few if not only tool that not only works but gets fairly regular updates. Out of curiousity, on average, how many hours do you put into each new revision of RT?

Roughly 1 hour daily.

r2rX · 09-30-2009, 11:12 | posts: 118

That's quite alot of time cumulatively.

Thanks for all the effort, Unwinder.

Plug2k · 09-30-2009, 15:30 | posts: 897 | Location: Uk

Would really love to know when as in what day date the new riva will be updated.

Unwinder · 09-30-2009, 16:00 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

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Originally Posted by Plug2k

Would really love to know when as in what day date the new riva will be updated.

When it is done. Don't ask stupid questions and you won't get stupid answers

lroy · 10-02-2009, 06:34 | posts: 19 | Location: melbourne

will 2.25 have plugins for cpu temp and volts, with amd phenom 2 ,with out using everest and such.

IAmGhostDog · 10-02-2009, 15:55 | posts: 888 | Location: Milwaukee, Wi USA

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Originally Posted by Unwinder

When it is done.

billko · 10-06-2009, 02:46 | posts: 18

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Originally Posted by RamonGTP

Awesome, glad you're not abondoning RT. It's one of the few if not only tool that not only works but gets fairly regular updates. Out of curiousity, on average, how many hours do you put into each new revision of RT?

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Originally Posted by Unwinder

Roughly 1 hour daily.

Unwinder:

I'm also selfishly glad you haven't abandoned RT. It's tough to spend so much time developing something - especially when no one's paying you to do so! Also, I cannot even imagine how you keep up with all the new stuff coming out... I really can't...

I hope you got fairly compensated for AfterBurner. All those years of experience poured into that thing...

I can't wait to see what is in the next version of RT!

THANK YOU!

Bill

BTW - I hope you don't decide to give RT a skin like AfterBurner. Something like that is fine for a thirteen year old kid, but I'd like RT to retain its functional interface. It's a serious application that deserves a serious interface.

Unwinder · 10-06-2009, 06:57 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

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Originally Posted by billko

Unwinder:

BTW - I hope you don't decide to give RT a skin like AfterBurner. Something like that is fine for a thirteen year old kid, but I'd like RT to retain its functional interface. It's a serious application that deserves a serious interface.

Thanks for your kind words. And no need to worry about skins in RT. Personally I share the same opinion on interface skinning, it is just an additional selling point for commercical products attracting new teenagers with shiny buttons. It won't appear in RT.

RCRacing · 10-11-2009, 22:45 | posts: 5 | Location: Washington

I for one look forward to an update. 2.24 isnt compatible with Win 7. Thanks for your efforts for sure Unwinder.

boogieman · 10-11-2009, 23:31 | posts: 1,560 | Location: Pa

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Originally Posted by RCRacing

I for one look forward to an update. 2.24 isnt compatible with Win 7.

Yes it is.

RCRacing · 10-12-2009, 00:19 | posts: 5 | Location: Washington

It compatible but it wont hold my settings I save. I was runnin Vista 32 before and had no problems till went to Win 7.

zomb69 · 10-12-2009, 02:42 | posts: 791 | Location: cyberspace.brisbane.au

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Originally Posted by RCRacing

I for one look forward to an update. 2.24 isnt compatible with Win 7. Thanks for your efforts for sure Unwinder.

its totally compatible with win7 no problems with any of it, overclocking and fan settings work fine

burebista · 10-12-2009, 05:51 | posts: 1,539 | Location: Romania

Seven x64 happy RT 2.24c & 191.07 user here.

RCRacing · 10-12-2009, 18:33 | posts: 5 | Location: Washington

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Originally Posted by zomb69

its totally compatible with win7 no problems with any of it, overclocking and fan settings work fine

You are so right. I dl'd from somewhere else and now is working to my liking. Must have been a bad dl. I dont know about the OC stuff but at least my fan is working like I expect from this great program.

l.auris · 10-13-2009, 14:23 | posts: 14

Hi, as I've noticed the RivaTuner is made more for ocing Nvidia's cards than ATI's. There are more options for them (fan, overclocking settings). For example I have a HD 3870 card fro ATI, I wanted to overclock it, but when I set the Core clock, I've noticed that the same clock was set to 2D mode also. So when I set my core to 860MHz for example, I also get 860MHz in 2D mode when I'm just browsing the net or so on. Normally the core clock should be 300MHz in 2D. Maybe anyone knows how to fix this?

And maybe RivaTuner will have more options for ATI cards in future versions?

Unwinder · 10-13-2009, 14:31 | posts: 10,312 | Location: Taganrog, Russia

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Originally Posted by l.auris

Hi, as I've noticed the RivaTuner is made more for ocing Nvidia's cards than ATI's.

Wrong. ATI drivers and their internal overclocking implementation is simply miles behind NVIDIA's. Use search please, it is starting to be boring to repeat that lack of PowerPlay support when using overclocking mechanisms with no clock limitation on ATI is one of endless and numerous "pleasant" specifics of AMD drivers.

l.auris · 10-13-2009, 15:35 | posts: 14

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Originally Posted by Unwinder

Wrong. ATI drivers and their internal overclocking implementation is simply miles behind NVIDIA's. Use search please, it is starting to be boring to repeat that lack of PowerPlay support when using overclocking mechanisms with no clock limitation on ATI is one of endless and numerous "pleasant" specifics of AMD drivers.

Jasna. Sorry it's off-topic, so there is no ability to set only a 3D Core clock with the Riva on a ATI card, right?

|Ano| · 10-13-2009, 15:55 | posts: 275 | Location: Sweden

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Originally Posted by l.auris

Jasna. Sorry it's off-topic, so there is no ability to set only a 3D Core clock with the Riva on a ATI card, right?

Why dont you make a 2d profile for surfing etc, and a 3d profile for gaming?
There is a guide here somewhere, go take a look.

convexion · 10-16-2009, 16:39 | posts: 37 | Location: The Desert

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Originally Posted by RCRacing

It compatible but it wont hold my settings I save. I was runnin Vista 32 before and had no problems till went to Win 7.

??? I'm running RT in Win7 x64 and haven't had any issues with settings not saving. Basically I set up RT to run at log on with Admin privileges via task scheduler. One little hint that I like to use is that you can add '/tray' as an argument and then RT will be minimized at launch.

billko · 10-20-2009, 22:42 | posts: 18

Hellllpppp!!! I've got the RT DT's! Withdrawal sure hurts. Grabbing some PILLS...