ClockGen
by www.CPUID.com
A utility that uses the PLL of your system to increase or decrease the overall clock including CPU, FSB, RAM, PCIE and PCI
The ClockGen program allows the user to change the CPU frequency, memory, PCI, PCI-Express and AGP frequencies in real time while being directly in the Windows operating system and to monitor the system parameters. The program includes the Frequency Generator (PLL) module and system monitoring tools. Many motherboards are supported. For example, with Abit, AOpen, Asus, Epox, Gigabyte, Intel, MSI, DFI, Matsonic, Shuttle and others.
ClockGen provides users with the capability to modify system frequencies in real time directly from the Windows operating system.
Windows Operating System
Motherboard with Frequency Generator (PLL) module support
Supports major motherboard manufacturers (Abit, Asus, Intel, etc.)
Motherboard with Frequency Generator (PLL) module support
Supports major motherboard manufacturers (Abit, Asus, Intel, etc.)
PROS
Allows for customization of computer's speed and performance.
Simple, user-friendly interface.
Free to download and use.
Simple, user-friendly interface.
Free to download and use.
CONS
Requires a decent knowledge of computer hardware to use effectively.
May cause system instability if used improperly.
Doesn't support all motherboard types.
May cause system instability if used improperly.
Doesn't support all motherboard types.
Cooper
ClockGen is a software program that allows people to change their to change the CPU frequency, memory, PCI, PCI-Express and AGP frequencies in real time. Essentially all motherboards are supported, like Asus, Epox, Gigabyte, Intel, and others. ClockGen is an essential software program to monitor and maintain the functionality of your computer.
Noah
Looks like a good product but I'm not sure if it appeals to enough viewers to justify a purchase. Also a clearer layout and examples of use would be nice. In order to appeal to more people perhaps try using a more concise description. Think it looks great though. Would consider downloading myself
