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BurnIn Test or similar bench-marking/system-test utility

Submitted by Tolqua on October 31, 2013 - 8:46am

Burn-in Test is a great little utility and worth paying for. I tried some of the freebies, but nothing gave me the 100% CPU loading I needed to test the effect of different CPU coolers, fans, fan speeds and case mods had on system temperatures.

In fact it may be possible to run this without installing anyway - I haven't tried since I started using PrtableApps, but it would be a great addition to the list.

Captvty

Submitted by ecran64 on October 28, 2013 - 5:41am

Hi all,

A sugestion for new app, but I don't know if it can be supported because, it is only in french. It is Captvty (http://captvty.fr/) which is an app permitting through it to access to many tv program available online.
The app is already working as a portable apps (zip or .exe), so it can maybe be easy to port it on PortableApps?

Cheers

FL hypersonic

Submitted by ALLEL23 on October 26, 2013 - 1:48am

halla!

I'm new here, and before I even thought of creating an account.
A friend of mine told me that I can download vst, fl plugins and so much more on this site.

So I was wondering if hypersonic is also available here since I can't find it when I search.

If there are any other sites yu guys can recomend, please du mention 'em or provide me with tha links.

Thanx in advance.

Driver Manager, Driver Genius or similar utility

Submitted by Tolqua on October 21, 2013 - 2:55am

PortableApps really needs Driver Manager, Driver Genius or similar driver utility. Although I've never found it necessary to have drivers monitored and regularly scanned/updated which would need a resident installation, it's a great time-saver on new builds and OS upgrades so perfectly suited to the PortableApps armoury. There are dozens on the market, but only the paid ones are really worthwhile.

EMA Personal wiki. All installations synched through Dropbox

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Submitted by eolo on October 20, 2013 - 8:57pm

EMA is a simple, personal wiki that can be installed both in Windows and Android devices. All installations are kept in synch throuhg a Dropbox account.

Its author says that "it is free and open source". The source can be found on github.

http://jwbs-blog.blogspot.mx/2010/09/ema-personal-wiki-for-android-and.html

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