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RADEON Enabler is a patch that allows ATI's Displays application to recognize most OEM (AGP cards) and onboard graphics solutions. Here's a quote:

"Until recently, the extra features available for the retail card were mostly focused on the parts of the cards that were legitimately different. For example TVout. The OEM cards lack the hardware to produce TVout. With the release of Radeon Displays 4.1 for the Radeon 9800 Pro, ATI added a capability called "OpenGL Overrides." This enables the user to utilize 3D options like FSAA in games that don't natively support that function."

You can download RADEON Enabler here.

Recently, IGM reviewed the ATI RADEON 9000 Pro.