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Monitor Bandwidth Calculator
Helps Calculate Any Monitor Bandwidth Usage.
You have to insert the proper numbers of the monitor you want to know how much bandwidth it will use. This program was designed to help find out what kind of connection you need to be able to run your monitor. Like 34BK95U-W (5120 x 2160 60hz) needs at least DisplayPort 1.3 to fully run it, becouse the program shows that it needs 18.4 Gbit/s, and DisplayPort 1.2 or older has 17.28 Gbit/s limit. -
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Written in C#, this small program is used to log computer uptime and downtime for purposes of calculating power consumption and costs as well as savings, where downtime is considered either standby or hibernate.
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Calculates the size of the tcp-payload on a system via packet capturing and connectiontracking at the user level instead of the ip level.
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