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CrystalDiskMark
A simple disk benchmark software
A simple disk benchmark software. -
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CrystalDiskInfo
A HDD/SSD utility software
A HDD/SSD utility software which supports a part of USB, RAID and NVMe. -
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Disk Drives Informations
Display information for disk drives. Require Ascoos Framework 24
This package displays a list of the disk drivers you have on your system. Creates a box-style formatted table that displays both the disk and the total, used, and free space on it. You can easily integrate it into any code as long as you follow the instructions below in the details and have Ascoos Framework 24 installed. -
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GrandPerspective
Graphically shows disk usage for Macs
GrandPerspective is a utility application for macOS that graphically displays the disk usage of your file system. It can help you to manage your disk, as you can easily spot which files and folders take up the most space. -
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BazWare FLF (Find Large Folders)
Find that huge folder that you didn't know it was there
Are you tired of being unable to find what is using up precious hard disk space? Find that huge folder that you didn't know it was there. Select drive and press start to go through directories manually. Click the refresh button to calculate folder size, double-click to the folder name, or press "+" button to see sub folders. Deleting a folder is possible by clicking the bin button next to the folder.
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