Compatible with Windows 2K, XP, 2003, Vista, and 7. A standalone version can also be downloaded which requires no installation simply launch the application as is. With a file size of only about 3 MB, this application downloads and installs very quickly with the help of a wizard-style setup guide that guides users to completion. This application is ideal for gamers or anyone else who wants to get the most out of their computer's graphics, as it provides a starting point from which you can prepare and optimize your hardware. GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) Caps Viewer is a compact utility that monitors and displays your graphics card activity statistics.

X11 is much more sane in that regard.' An OpenGL graphics card utility for Windows.'

That should never have found its way into Windows NT. * yeah, it is REALLY not necessary anymore to equate AltGr with Ctrl+Alt, for at least 20 years now. I just manually change those, and any good software lets you do that. Some have Ctrl-Alt-letter shortcuts, which collides with AltGr-letter on Windows*. And if you use a complex keyboard layout (like me, with the whole AltGr-layer occupied and multiple dead keys), many programs choke up. That prevents you from changing the shortcuts to your liking. I hate it when software just assumes a standard keyboard layout (or even only US-qwerty) and standard shortcuts. If you have the strange habit of pressing Ctrl-S every 5 seconds, the right thing to do is deactivate this shortcut in your browser! Opera (my choice) can do that out of the box, for Firefox and Chrome, there are extensions. No website should just blindly make assumptions (such as keyboard layouts and shortcuts) and presume to deactivate key combinations. If S happens to be pressed with Command (metaKey, used by Macintoshes) or Ctrl (used by Windows or Linux PCs), first: prompt our editor to save what itâ€™s doing (even though weâ€™d autosave it soon anyway), and second: prevent anything else that would normally happenâ€¦ in this case the annoying browser save dialog.

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