The ATI Windows software has always been sub-par and I see no reason it's going to get much better any time soon. Most of the Windows software engineers at the company are quite a ways removed from "getting it."

Since I was doing some software design for the Mac team while there, I also contributed some usability testing for Catalyst Control Center. It was pretty much a failure in every regard. CCC was also the Windows answer to the long-standing ATI Displays for Mac OS which generated some pretty serious waves in the PC teams when it shipped with a nice little suite of 3D Overrides and support for Super-Sampling Anti-Aliasing (which the PC driver team had told their superiors wasn't possible). Nothing like a single team of 20 (and that included testers) constantly outshining multiple teams with a developer count of over 200.