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Steam Deck Tools
Fan, Overlay, Power Control and Steam Controller for Windows
...Users have noted the project provides a lightweight alternative to other companion utilities and can be especially helpful when default drivers or settings don’t cover desired features. Because this software interacts with low-level system controls, its use carries some risk of instability, and it’s provided on a best-effort basis with documentation on installation and troubleshooting. -
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Arduino BOARDS.TXT Editor
Managing your Arduino BOARDS.TXT and PROGRAMMERS.TXT files
The Arduino BOARDS.TXT Editor is a Windows program for editing BOARDS.TXT and PROGRAMMERS.TXT files. ** This project is not maintained anymore. Use at your own risk ** BOARDS.TXT Editor is compatible with Arduino IDE 1.0 through 1.5x and other compatible IDEs like Visual Micro NEW in version 1.60: - Pinout viewer now Includes links to processor datasheets from the manufacturers' web sites - Automatic web downloader \for pinout diagrams and datasheets - Improved compatibility with clone vendor's BOARDS.TXT files (e.g. ... -
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...ATTENTION: This program is designed and tested only on MacBook Pro with NVIDIA GPU. On newer MacBooks with ATI GPU the GPU temperature is not checked. On iMacs some sensors and fans are not used. In any case USE AT YOUR OWN RISK, I'm not responsible for overheating or hardware damage.
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