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LibreHardwareMonitor
Monitor temperature sensors, fan speed, voltage, load & clock speeds
...LibreHardwareMonitor supports modern Intel and AMD CPUs, major GPU vendors, storage devices, and network adapters. Built on modern .NET versions, it continues to evolve with frequent updates and broad community contributions. Licensed under MPL 2.0, it offers a transparent and extensible alternative to proprietary hardware monitoring tools. -
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CapFrameX
Frametime capture and analysis tool
...It uses backend tools like PresentMon to log data and then exposes a comprehensive UI for analyzing the results: you can view charts of frametimes, historic graphing, stuttering analysis, L-shape graphs, input-lag overlays, and compare multiple capture runs side by side. Importantly, the tool also integrates with sensor inputs (CPU, GPU, VRAM, temps, etc.) and overlays statistics in-game via Rivatuner Statistics Server, so you get in-situ feedback while you run. For benchmarking, it supports aggregation, filtering, outlier detection, and export of records to CSV/Excel for further analysis or reporting. The project is suited for reviewers, hardware testers, and power users who want to dig deeper than simple FPS numbers and want to diagnose performance issues. -
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FanCtrl
FanCtrl allows you to automatically control the fan speed
FanCtrl is a Windows desktop utility focused on automatically controlling PC fan speeds using temperature sensors and customizable fan curves, so your cooling behavior matches how you actually use your system. It combines monitoring and control in one place, letting you view temperatures, fan RPM, and control percentages while you tune how aggressively each fan responds. The project supports a range of control backends and integrations, including motherboard fan headers and several popular... -
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ProjectPSX
Experimental C# Playstation Emulator
ProjectPSX is an experimental PlayStation 1 emulator written entirely in C# that focuses on learning and exploring console hardware through a clean and dependency-free implementation. The project emulates key components of the PS1 architecture, including the MIPS R3000A CPU, GPU, DMA controller, and CD-ROM subsystem, all interconnected through a custom bus system. Unlike production-grade emulators, ProjectPSX is intentionally designed as a transparent and educational codebase, prioritizing simplicity and readability over full compatibility or performance optimization. ... -
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Argus Fan Monitor
Control fan speed and monitor the temperature of system components.
Argus Monitor is a powerful fan-control and system-monitoring tool that gives you complete control over cooling behavior across your entire PC. It allows you to manage CPU, GPU, motherboard, and AIO fans using fixed values or advanced temperature-based control curves sourced from any sensor in your system. With multi-controller support, fan profiles, hysteresis, and temperature averaging, Argus Monitor offers smooth, precise fan adjustments with minimal noise fluctuation. The software also... -
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OptiBoot
Lightweight PC tool for startups, services, and hardware info
About "A lightweight PC utility that lets you easily manage startup applications, control system services, and view detailed hardware information—all in one place." NOTE: .NET Core 8 must be installed. -
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LibreDiagnostics
A desktop utility for real-time hardware monitoring and diagnostics.
Monitoring for your hardware components - CPU - GPU - RAM - Drives - Network - Fans Various customization options, such as - display the app as an app bar (Windows) - autostart after you initially logged in (Windows) - docking location[s] on different screens - adjust application font size & width - tailor update interval to your needs - various color options for you to modify - enable or disable specific monitors, hardware or sensors - and more ! ... -
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usb-guard
Turn any USB flash drive into a master key for your PC
USB Guard is an advanced workstation security solution for Windows that turns USB drives into physical authentication keys using native Windows Kernel APIs. - Zero-Trust Security: Validates unique hardware serial numbers through direct Kernel API calls, ensuring only authorized USB drives can unlock your PC. - Brute-Force Protection: Exponential delay penalties after failed unlock attempts prevent automated attacks. - High-Fidelity Lock Screen: Glassmorphism aesthetics with GPU-accelerated blur effects that blend seamlessly with your desktop wallpaper... -
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NiceHash Miner
NiceHash easy to use CPU & GPU miner
NiceHash Miner is an easy to use CPU & GPU cryptocurrency miner for Windows. With a simple an intuitive graphical user interface it allows you to quickly turn your PC, workstation or server into money-making cryptocurrency mining machine. Why leave your computer idle, whereas it could earn you Bitcoins with just a few clicks? NiceHash Miner is essentially the only tool a miner needs. No need to go through tons of configuration files, various mining software versions, configuration tuning... -
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Rozkład temperatury w pomieszczeniach
Symulacja procesów cieplnych zachodzących w pomieszczeniach
Program tworzony w ramach przedmiotu "Projekt Grupowy" na Politechnice Gdańskiej. Skład: inż. Adam Banaś inż. Maciej Gajdzica inż. Adam Lasota inż. Damian Pawlus inż. Włodzimierz Kaoka Opiekun projektu: mgr inż. Piotr Fiertek Celem projektu jest stworzenie środowiska symulacyjnego dla procesów termicznych zachodzących w pomieszczeniach. Integralną jego częścią jest implementacja algorytmów obliczeniowych na procesorach graficznych GPU przy użyciu standardów CUDA... -
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This project uses massively parallel Graphics Processing Units(GPU) for neural network(Backpropagation) purposes.
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