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CPU-Z gathers detailed information on some of the main devices of your system, including CPU, memory |
This software allows you to view, browse, explore and performance-test your USB devices including related devices such as USB drives. |
This software displays CPU usage, memory, page files, downloads and uploads, temperatures, fan speeds and free space on your hard drive. |
PerformanceTest enables you to benchmark your computer and compare it to a variety of baseline syste |
RivaTuner is the most strong tweaking utility for NVIDIA display adapters running under Windows 98 |
Auslogics System Information provides you with detailed information about your computer operating sy |
HD Speed measures both sustained and burst data transfer rates of your hard disks, cd/dvd-roms and f |
This software optimizes your computer for gaming needs. |
This software logs and prevents access to removable storage drives including USB drives. |
Instantly easy-to-use program to test the performance and speed of your Broadband connection and your PC on the Internet in a real life, live situation.Reports the details live on screen or prints an |
MemTest is a RAM reliability tester that runs under Windows. |
This software lets you determine what process on your system has a particular file open. |
MvPCinfo is a PC diagnostics and network inventory utility. |
This enhances your operating system by providing a way to observe CPU usage. |
This program is a system health and stability tester. |
This software diagnostic tool uncovers what changed, when it changed and critical system settings. |
Docklight is a development tool for serial communication protocols (RS232, RS485/422 and others). |
Choose a volume or directory and get statistics on how much disk space each folder is consuming. |
HWiNFO and HWiNFO32 are professional hardware information and diagnostic tools supporting latest com |
This monitoring program protects your IDE and SCSI hard rives from overheating. |
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